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@emre_millions No, but someone has a positive profit factor, who cares

yall think these “influencers” make more from their trading or from posting affiliate codes? thoughts?

@TheOneLanceB Most def!

Love to see this convo w Robert getting wider mention bc it’s such a great alternative viewpoint to my stock-focused content. I do believe futures overall are far more efficient than stocks. I also believe that 99% of all those people trading NQ and ES every day are total frauds selling funded trader programs or education. But I also believe that when you stick to in-play futures contracts, they can offer incredible opportunities. Some of my best trades ever were in futures. As I’ve always said - we don’t want some static identity as a trader. A “stock trader” or “futures trader” or “small cap trader”. Instead we want to move to wherever the best opportunities are for our skillset.

Next stop 7577 $ES

The arbitrary line I drew the other day got kissed

@TheOneLanceB @hormozi Great perspective! This is another reasons why Trading takes serious time to develop, you need step one before step two, etc. each phase requires a serious commitment as well

IS YOUR TRADING EDGE-CONSTRAINED OR OPPORTUNITY-CONSTRAINED? @Hormozi always emphasizes focusing on the #1 constraint in your business. Most businesses are either demand-constrained or supply-constrained, and whichever constraint you have determines your entire strategy. If you don’t have demand, you focus on marketing and sales. If you don’t have supply, you focus on supply chain and operations. Ok, Lance… how does this apply to trading? Trading works the exact same way, but I’ve never see anyone frame it like this: you are either edge-constrained or opportunity-constrained, and your results are determined by which constraint you attack. The problem is most traders misdiagnose themselves, so they spend years solving the wrong problem. If you don’t have a proven edge, you are edge-constrained. That means your job is not to trade more, not to scan more markets, and definitely not to take more setups hoping something sticks. Your job is to backtest, collect data, refine execution rules, and build a playbook that has real statistical backing, because without edge the more you trade the more you lose, and every hour spent hunting new opportunities is just accelerating drawdown. Edge-constrained traders should be obsessed with proof and data. Until you can say with high certainty that your setup produces positive expectancy over hundreds of trades, nothing else matters, because you cannot scale something that has negative expected value. Now flip it. If you have a proven edge and a defined playbook, you’re no longer edge-constrained. You’re opportunity-constrained, and now the game changes completely because the problem is no longer whether your setup works, but how often you can find and how to maximize each opportunity. Opportunity-constrained traders should not be endlessly tweaking entries or second-guessing their system. Their effort should go toward finding more of their best setups, building scanners and filters to surface them faster, expanding into other product markets where the same pattern exists, or using instruments like options to express the same idea more efficiently. Once edge is proven, growth comes from better execution, better sizing, and wider expression of that edge, not from reinventing the strategy. Most traders are trying to scale before they validate, or optimize before they prove. Identify your constraint first, because solving the wrong problem is why you feel busy but stay stuck. In trading, just like in business, the bottleneck determines the strategy, and if you attack the real constraint with full focus, progress becomes inevitable. The same is true for your trading business. And that’s why you need use your noggin to reflect and find the right advice that applies to your situation. Not blindly follow what you read.

@TheOneLanceB Very dope

One of my good friends, Alex Paley, just launched Rift. Rift is pioneering the move towards 24/7 trading and the tokenization of all assets. Alex and I recently recorded a long-form convo about the future of trading. Eye-opening to say the least. Podcast out in a few weeks 💪

Trendline retest inbound? Or do we just rip higher? Find out on tonight's episode of Trading Ball Z #trading

If it was easy, I wouldn’t do it

@MyFundedFutures back with another banger! You know it's good when the OG brand guy is reppin it :P myfundedfutures.com/challenge?ref=… #myfundedfutures #propfirms

@Sholly_Pee1 Your chart colors are off

What am I doing wrong?

Scooped up Friday's liquidity and we have another Settlement open with no planned tier 1 news. I'm expecting a drift up! $NQ Otherwise, we're gonna smash to 26800

This week its @E8Markets . Use Code FORREST to get in the game folks. They only do funded accounts. No "path to live BS". Just trade and get paid!! #propfirms

Sunday's are for prep!

Next stop on $NQ

Gas money on $MNQ this morning #trading @Topstep

Get funded gamers $NQ @E8Markets

@E8Markets coming out with that good good

@MaxOptionsTrade @ajtradinglucid @BrettSimba Ayo, this is wild fam

My entire chat is getting banned right now. I am sorry @ajtradinglucid & @BrettSimba