CostaMooney

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@patnrekognishn Love that picture PR !

My father is in this photo. He was a ‘jobber’ (market maker), at the London Stock Exchange. This picture is when British Telecom (now known as BT Group plc) shares were first listed and began trading on the LSE in 1984. The UK government privatised British Telecom that year. This was one of the landmark privatisations of the 1980s under the Thatcher government and marked the first major flotation of a state-owned telecom company in the UK.

@Iambosslady9 Must ask... how did you find it? I eat meat 2 maybe 3 times a week. Seafood twice. Averages Mrs C is a non meat eater so i have to have some variation in what cook for us... but thats ok as i like varuation in my diet anyway.

@CostaMooney 🙏🏽 I was on a meat 🥩 fast 🥲

We eating 🍽️ or nah

@Iambosslady9 So im preparing roasted Shoulder of Lamb today. Unsure at this stage what to have with it

Enter the 5-4-3-2-1 contest. Turn $7.5K into $3.7M. Note: You do not need to join my Substack to read this article. It is open to the public. dondurrett.substack.com/p/the-5-4-3-2-…

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@Iambosslady9 Dont forget the House of Tudor was essentially Welsh.

I’ve watch so many series on the reign of different queens and kings of England and have always been very much interested in their history as you know my country was a British colony!.. I’ve seen the crown (I have questions) I’ve seen Reign - Mary Queen of Scotts, I’ve really loved this one - so plugging everything together with history Is like a web 🤣 as we know Mary Is the granddaughter of Margaret Tudor - that’s what I’ll be watching next , House of Tudor, now watching The White Queen and I’ve seen The Reign. It’s always great to watch these series and connect the dots of history 😁. Maybe the English can tell me more 🥲 There’s lots of parties in play, England, France, Scotland, you name it .

@notprofgreen Nihil Sine Labore ! Love it !

@patnrekognishn Its not just the fin space mate. Have you seen the Easter posts?

I’m spotting a clear behavioural pattern. Everyone in the Fin-X space is now using AI. It reminds me of the hilarity of bots having conversations with other bots. It has now become a clear case of quality over quantity. Let’s take the dreaded furu course as an example. Only up until recently, I didn’t believe creating a trading course was a strong use case for AI. There were still real limitations on handling large datasets of information. Sure, anyone can prompt: “Create me a trading course focused on orderflow.” But who actually wants to buy it when anyone else can generate the exact same thing? This is exactly why traditional trading education landing sites like Reddit or BabyPips are seeing lower traffic. The obvious reality is that orderflow techniques used on actual dealer floors are very different from the answers you’ll get from AI. Those are trade secrets - big money. Why would they ever reveal how their algorithms truly run? And going back to the furu course: you just sent $1,440.69 to a random crypto wallet. Do you really think this is an institutional handbook?

@YKywala Also had this in the Gex Report.

@CostaMooney 🫡

A full on cascade trade. Omnis data, at 935 offered 100% London High hit, 100% Asia Hit, with Gap data to support. Over extended down from Asia by some way. Also, the Open was massively in favour and that 935 was scary... Yet the data was screaming not today, we are LONG !!! So the play was to reverse it. Entry close 935 Long. + 493 points. (I did scale some out at London High & 50% Gap fill. But a very nice afternoon ! @OmnisAnalytics @RoyalNegroni @iLLu77 @YKywala @patnrekognishn @ImreSG

@patnrekognishn 😂😂😂

@CostaMooney The cloud sentiment indicator ☁️

I said to myself about 40 mins in, at the 50% Gap fill, to go and get some sun. I walked outside and the clouds came...literally within seconds. My immediate thought was that's ominous, i better go back and watch, maybe close... I did go back to office and was quite calm when looking at it all again, direction, data, price models, where we were in the trade, stop loss and you know it was no let that ride and boy it did. Still much to learn though.

@CostaMooney boo-ya! I was in the long ES. Closed out 80% and then runner too early 🤷‍♂️ That's some insane points booked there 👊

@simo_vanov Brilliantly put Simeon. Spot on...

Stacking session hits like that is where the conviction comes from. When you've got both London and Asia highs already tagged, gap data confirming, and price stretched way beyond the Asia range, that's not one signal telling you to go long. That's four independent layers all pointing the same direction. The 935 being scary is the whole point. The best entries almost always feel wrong because you're buying into what looks like weakness. But over-extension from Asia is one of the more reliable mean-reversion setups precisely because everyone trading that move is already positioned. The fuel for the reversal is their stops. The data overriding the emotion is the hardest part of this. Having the layers stacked beforehand means the decision was already made before price got there. You're just executing at that point, not deciding.

We have to be honest with ourselves first and foremost. If we are we have a chance to really progress. Great work this afternoon as it would have been to make things worse. You fell of the bike, but you got back on, only after that self reflection and with the correct mindset. Well played @RoyalNegroni

Tried scalping aggressively on one of my accounts, went 26 losses for 0 wins, not even rage trading big size, literally death by 26 cuts. Had a pity party, installed fiber broadband in my house Google Translating Swedish instructions. Had a mental breakdown. Then got my sh1t together, and clawed back most of the losses on that mega rally. Seriously though, anyone else gone 0 for 26?! Defo need to figure out how to reverse engineer that! @CostaMooney saw the receipts this morning!! 🤣

@zoofxing Fantastic work Zoo !

Built a lockout feature that stops trades and resets the end of the day. nearly finished V1

I am expecting the S&P 500 to lose 40% when the recession arrives. That seems possible when you look at these two charts. 😳

GOLD is running live right now. Price sitting around $4,776 after a parabolic recovery from the $4,099 crash low. Five consecutive bullish daily candles heading into Liberation Day. My prep this morning flagged this as a high-event-risk session. All timeframes are aligned bullish, but after a move this vertical, the question isn't direction. It's whether you get a clean entry or watch it run without you. When every timeframe agrees, the risk isn't being wrong about direction. It's chasing a move that's already extended and getting caught in a retracement that takes out your stop before continuing higher. The levels are marked. The session is active. If the setup shows up at a level I prepped for, it gets taken. If price just grinds higher without giving an entry, that's fine too. Patience on days like this is the actual skill.

Hedge funds push price higher on purpose - just to find sellers. Then they reverse it. Every false breakout you ever rage-quit on was intentional. (BOOKMARK) Mark Douglas explains exactly how in this 1-hour seminar. Free. Part 3 of 4. Mark Douglas - Trading Psychology Seminar. Must Watch. The market isn't random. But it is designed to make retail traders believe their analysis failed. It didn't. They just didn't know who was on the other side.