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@SevenParr There was almost ZERO talk on $RIOT when you were posting about it. Looking at where RIOT is now, sounds good that KWEB is not an X darling either.

Sorry for posting this so late - Took like 10 tries to just get my fuckin point across and still took 10 minutes If I start doing these more regularly I I’ll become more efficient Anyways I’m noticing almost zero chatter on KWEB this evening … I’m either retarded or seriously onto something here

$KWEB might go parabolic here. Logical explanation and realistic thesis outlined in this video. Trump. China. $FXI $BABA $BIDU

@KynaKosling > "Writing about Qullamaggie and Dan Zanger?" I'm siding with the critics on this one. You should be writing about Cramer instead 😂 /jk

Do not let others define YOUR idea of ‘success’. Many dream of superperformance, but don’t understand the price to pay. I know I didn’t — not fully. Not until I started speaking in confidence to many top traders. And the more I did, the more I knew I couldn’t trade like that. It takes *extreme* focus and appetite for big drawdowns that I do not have. But if you can make decent returns on a large account without going through big drawdowns? Brilliant! Outsized returns on a smaller account while managing risk? Great! Generally outperform the indices while providing for your family and/or managing other businesses? Fantastic! …you get the idea. We all have different priorities and goals. We’re all under pressure that limits how much more we can take from the market. And with even just these variables being so drastically different between people, comparing yourself to others makes zero sense. Online strangers will still project their own fears and biases onto you though. Writing about Qullamaggie and Dan Zanger? I must be dreaming about making multi-millions! Or I must be losing money, and therefore writing about those traders to sell something at scale to the ignorant masses. It doesn’t matter how much you do to disprove such statements — people will still find fault in what you do. Run your own race. If you’re working towards YOUR goals, and getting a little better every day, you’re winning. Define your own success.

@sudhanshu1011 2 cents: Thinking that you're too late is a sneaky mind-trick. It punishes you for making progress -> to keep you stuck. Careful with: - it's too late - it's not enough It's the unconscious working to make you stand still. Shaming yourself is a sign of shaming others, too.

I am right now 28 and a lot of byproduct of the inactions after my graduation. You can say I am in some kind of in the shambles professionally and see every one doing good and sometimes it comes to my mind that I am late or other sort of things. I have been reading for the last 5 years everything, a lot. Even if a person in my neighbor brings a Rolls Royce or any of the luxury car or even if a friend of mine buys it. I am totally unfazed by it 100% because if I am getting what I want out of my life and living according to my values & standards, I am more than okay, feel content. The other side is one of my friends called me last year he got a job at Google and I was like fuck yeah because he belongs to my tight knit. And I want everyone from my close knit to out grow whatever they thought was achievable in their life or the limits they set for themselves. Also he had done his Btech from a Tier-3 college. So, I was happy that the cognitive shackles in his mind got broken that he can do whatever he sets his mind to and I had been pushing him to switch the job as he should not rot himself in the same for years on end. The happiness I got was a lot because whenever I see people break the shackles in their cognition, I feel elated. But on the other side I was angry at my own self for not giving myself opportunities and sitting on 0. I don't envy is what I am proud of myself for being at peace. More so I never say that it was another person's luck or connections, that is a 100% self fulfilling prophecy in life to show self pity on your own self and your own cowardness in decision making in your own life. You can't make out of life having this approach. I look for cues like what has the person did to create this opportunity or what has he/she done to have this connection that led to this opportunity that seems luck to me. I know sheer blind luck plays a big role in life but a lot of the times- the person who is more successful has been more consistent in their domain and just they showing up day in day out have lead them to connections as well. This is just a note to myself brother, I might be wrong but hold this approach in my own life. All of life thrives on Extreme Ownership, Radical Honesty with their own selves. Look inwards in every situation and think how you could have done better or was there any thing that could have been done/eliminated to prevent this thing because we humans have a tendency to blame everything on the outside environment. Be it- our parents, spouse, government, system is crooked & n number of other things.But Invert/Looking Inwards is the go to thing. I myself have been like this for 28 years but unlearning every bit of this and rewiring things to make changes in life because with faulty system I can't bring changes. We as humans are layered under different kind of biases. In every situation we can do better than we did, I repeat almost in every situation. But the great limiter/propeller is our own cognition. Strong Opinions Loosely Held is what I keep saying to myself. When Daniel Kahneman himself has stated- His decades of research into cognitive biases did not help him overcome them in his own life, famously noting that "knowing is not avoiding". He admitted that despite his expertise, he remained susceptible to almost all biases, specifically highlighting that his intuitive reactions—his "System 1" thinking—remained unchanged. Who are we then? We are also deep down buried in the layers filled with biases seeing the distorted reality and not the real reality. We think what we listen, what we read is the reality. But it is not, it is just a perception from the other person's view.

@SevenParr That's a sneaky wick. Good entry. 0dte, can't get too greedy with those. I like how Tom Hougaard places stop losses on timeframe doubles: If he's on the 5m timeframe, he sets it on the low of double that --> 10m wick. In this case it'd be around ~743. But he also trades 200x 😂

Can I still take credit for these $SPY calls I posted this AM going +30% even though I sold early? 5.70 to 6.20+ right now I managed these like 0dtes not monthlies - Rightfully so because I would have seen green to significantly red if I didn't target so soon. But with monthlies, perhaps there was a way I could have held this or gotten a better entry... Anyone?

@SevenParr Seeing many HTF setups lately. $RIOT looks like one too.

$NOK looks bearish this morning, so I am buying again today. See HTF thesis below.

@OVcrypto Taken from a boat, obviously🕵️

Away from the markets. Enjoy your weekend ! (OSINT exercise not too difficult, photo taken from where exactly ?)

@SevenParr Here's a like and a comment for the algorithm.

300 impressions and one like It's actually absurd. What we are seeing on $ARM here is extremely notable. Insane alpha. PLEASE engage with my posts, I am sick of this.

@SevenParr Revisiting this now. Sentiment on X for $MELI is down the gutter. And that Feb 25th candle is still god-like. Great time to accumulate (let's see if this comment Cramers it down another 10%).

$MELI -10% today – ouch! But this is the perfect time to zoom out and look at the bigger picture on the monthly chart. Short-term moves? I have no insight here at the moment, but long-term? Something interesting is happening. Check out these massive sell candles from ATH's with sudden decreases in volume – that means almost no real selling pressure or participation from smart-money. Surrounded by these huge lower wick candles on increased volume? It's straight out of the textbook for institutional accumulation. Big players are quietly building positions on every dip, and HOLDING during the sell-offs. If you're in this stock or just watching, this could be valuable context. Thoughts?

@SevenParr aaaand we're back

@QS9sn all for nothing lol

$MU 5m tweezer @ $777.77 per share & PDL

@black58167 And it's a way better deal than being a Salmon! "Salmon die after laying eggs due to a reproductive strategy called semelparity, where they expend all their energy in a single effort to reproduce" britannica.com/science/Why-Do…

I've had three babies at this point and it never occurred to me that I grew a child "at the expense of my own body's health & resources." Those were resources I chose to spend, I guess. And I have never felt better than when I was making a baby 🤷‍♀️

@KynaKosling You could do both! A condensed article, and tweets with all the bits and pieces that didn't make it, yet are very interesting.

Have this interesting tension between geeking out and showing all the raw detail I’ve found, and condensing to the core. I try not to draw in the ‘looking for quick answers’ crowd. But I also think the condensing exercise will do me good :) Trust the process. Just take action, then the right path will reveal itself.

@guitargeminix @InconspicuRat @PanasonicDX4500 lol, the username is just so fitting

@InconspicuRat @PanasonicDX4500 I like your username in light of this conversation lol but yeah, I’ve never been on a cruise ship. My intuition tells me it’s fucking filthy.

VIROLOGIST: “It’s bizarre, Hantavirus almost never jumps from human to human like this. Usually it’s from coming into contact with rat feces or something.” CRUISE SHIP CHEF: “Yeah, that’s crazy, it must’ve mutated or something.”

@vaxryy There's been a flood of "pity-porn" videos these past years. Especially japan-based. Many are paid actors and collect donos. Usually it's women starring, though.

what puzzles me here is if your situation is that bad, you're getting 3h of sleep a night, you're overworked, working till death basically... does the thought of saving up a bit of money to emigrate not cross your mind at all? The Japanese passport is extremely powerful - emigrating to Europe or the US shouldn't be that hard, right? You save for a single one-way plane ticket, three or four months of rent, and you should be good. Changing jobs is not seen as a negative in the west, so there is no problem with that. I fail to understand here.

@ohiain Why were you listening to that many people who had never done what you were trying to accomplish? Sounds like that's worth exploring.

One of the best decisions I ever made was becoming extremely selective about who I take advice from. If someone is not in the position you want to be in financially, mentally, physically, spiritually, or professionally… you probably shouldn’t let their opinions outweigh your own vision. I used to listen to too many people who had never actually done what I was trying to accomplish. Most people project their own fears, limitations, and insecurities onto others without even realizing it. They’ll tell you what’s “realistic” based on the life they settled for, not the life you’re capable of building. That doesn’t mean ignore everyone or think you know everything. It just means be intentional about who influences your thinking. I’d rather take advice from someone who failed chasing greatness than someone who never tried at all. This goes beyond just trading!

@Swingtrader Before looksmaxxing we had metrosexuals. Different word for the same thing.

First time hearing about the word looksmaxing This generation is fucking weird bro