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@SmtSelen
21 | NQ Futures Trader | NFA | dauermüde
in front of the charts Katılım Kasım 2023
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Video message from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell: federalreserve.gov/newsevents/spe…
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@MaxEricThiel @CanadianKobzar Geht's dir um self driving capabilities?
Abgesehen davon seh ich aktuell eher wenig Punkte in denen Tesla gegenüber anderen Marken sonderlich kompetitiv/ führend ist
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@CanadianKobzar Drittklassig was das als EU alternativen aufgeführt wird.
Sogar beim Auto ist Tesla besser und das Model Y wird sogar in Deutschland gebaut.
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@aawoogie I'm sorry, but either you took horrible pictures, that really sabotage the point you're trying to make, or you're just objectively wrong.
Don't know a single tiny neighborhood bakery here in Germany (and most of Europe) that id rank below what you're showing on those pictures.
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@FeralKitten222 @Microinteracti1 And let's not forget that America's "impressive GDP growth" is fueled by their ever increasing debt pile, which their government seems to conveniently forget abt lol
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@Microinteracti1 Most of the GDP growth is in AI (which is 10 guys handing each other the same batch of pretend money back and forth) and in the healthcare industry. Inflation and lack of wage growth are the real economic story here.
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📊📈📉 Nation With World’s Largest GDP Proudly Informs Citizens They Are Still Poor
“Fantastic. Our GDP exploded. Congratulations,” said Americans proudly, before returning to work, their second job, or a tent.
Sources confirm millions of Americans now start their mornings by calling their bank to ask how the national GDP is doing today.
“It’s not in my account,” said one caller, “but I’m told it’s doing great, and that’s what matters.”
In Europe, citizens once again wasted the day living longer, feeling safer, taking paid vacations, sitting outside with friends, attending football matches, drinking wine on weekdays, and letting children walk to school without practicing active-shooter drills.
“We don’t really think about GDP,” said a European man sipping coffee at 14:30 on a Tuesday. “Is that a stock or a country mood?”
American officials reassured the public.
“Yes, some of you are rationing insulin, avoiding ambulances, and sleeping in cars,” one spokesperson said. “But please look at this chart.”
Meanwhile, Europeans continued failing to call their banks.
“No one here has ever phoned a financial institution to ask how the national GDP feels today,” confirmed EU authorities. “We were busy living.”
Quoted reactions:
USA:
“I can’t afford rent, but our GDP is crushing it.”
“I don’t have healthcare, but at least we beat Europe.”
“Sure, I work 90 hours a week, but have you seen the graph?”
Europe:
“Sorry, what graph?”
“Is this conversation still about money?”
“I have six weeks of vacation. Please email me in September.”
Experts conclude Europe chose life.
America chose spreadsheets.
The graph remains impressive.

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@fx4_living It's one of the biggest traps many newer traders fall in and the reason that they lose money.
Big sign of bad trading psychology too, in most cases.
How much your position size is, has nothing to do with how your baseline setup works and shouldn't influence you at all.
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@fx4_living This feels like a really bad/ ill-thought out take, esp w the lack of context.
If your system projects that you shouldn't take profit yet, bailing on the trade early "just cause it's decent money" is a horrible way to approach trading.
You're completely neglecting your edge...
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@thebrianstonk You're one of the few ppl that I wholeheartedly recommended to every single one of my mates that got into trading.
The combination of consistency, teaching abilities & openness you show is something that's few & far between.
Love your work buddy. Keep grinding 👊🏽
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@tradertheory 3-7
I tend to find 1 that I'm willing to put my money behind a day, but won't force it if nothing good shows up.
Also won't stop myself from taking a second trade,
if it looks promising and aligns w my outlook.
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@LeppyrdTrading @Wepth I don't get how ppl still don't understand this.
Strategies quite literally don't matter.
They're all just lenses that we use to see the market
and recognize some sort of patterns or context that
generates an edge for us.
All that matters is that you come out profitable at EOD 🤷🏽
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@Wepth Honestly who cares what strategy you use? Never understood that about the trading space. You’re wrong unless you use that person’s strategy! End of the day, it’s all the same shit, just what strategy resonates with you. Why are we so worried about everyone else?
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@P7anX If it's an acc you really care abt, or you're still early on in your trading career -> size down and slowly build up a buffer again.
If you're already doing well for yourself, just continue w the same risk, otherwise you're just hurting yourself w opportunity costs.
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@SellingRips @DodgysDD And don't get me wrong.
His teaching style might work for some ppl,
especially since the model is pretty easy to follow,
but I doubt anyone would deny that a certain level of
professionalism should be kept in this industry.
Again nothing against Ryan. Prolly just a age thing.
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@SellingRips @DodgysDD Ngl, I don't doubt Ryan's trading capacity.
I learned quite a lot from him when I first got into trading.
The thing however that made me turn away from him,
was that he really struggles w acting professionally.
Great trader w a good model, but def not a good teacher imo.
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@discobray yup, even though I still don't particularly like trading them, they somehow end up being one of my most frequent and highest conversion setups
(also just looking at my avg rr-gain per entry model)
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@smartpropfirm Either tradeify or Funded Next imo.
When it comes to actually quality accounts,
with reliable partners that is.
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