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@austinmitchyblu PME - a trend followers dream chart, the gift that keeps on giving. Do you also trade a longer term trend strat too?

5/ Focus on the most meaningful setups. The best trades involve multiple factors: • The magnitude of the news event • Sector themes • Positioning • Consensus support + more 👉 Example: 360, AGL, BXB, JBH, JDO, PME, WTC Messy variables like WHC? Not worth the energy.

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@tradewithdale Hey, I have a question regarding the 10% profit sharing, the larger your investment into Dale the larger $ percent you’ll receive from the 10% share from profit/loss is that correct?

And just like that, we out! 👀 Dale closed his short position for a +3.83% 🤑 Anyone can copy trade with Dale. 🤖💭

@TheShortBear He also has a great podcast and many other great books, this one is by far the best.

Great list of trading and investment books 📚 Here are all of those I read. Let me know which one haven’t read is worth it.

@austinmitchyblu cheers for clarifying, just assumed you were solely discretionary based on your posts, be cool to here more about the quant strats and how they stack up against discretionary plays

@SnorkleTrader I am a hybrid I would say. Couple of quant strats. Other playbooks are discretionary in nature with rules and overlays etc

The best periods of my trading ALWAYS come after a period of being totally disgusted with my lack of progress and performance. Losing money on dumb trades -> frustration -> write to reflect -> put in plan a new conscious goal. The pain is the starting point. Being self-aware and making actionable steps is the next. The market may be tough or there may be reduced opportunity, but you can still control your circumstances. I wanted to double-click on my previous post on “patience” to share some specific steps I am now taking to address the problem. A great starting framework: -"Anticipate, don’t react." To me, this means being planned. Know your edge and playbooks. Think about what you are doing rather than reacting to a short-term move or tape. Only 1% of trades are truly breaking that call upon fast instinct. Even then, there is an underlying internalised playbook. Here is a story from $PPT yesterday. The stock resumes mid-session post overnight news of a deal for one of their divisions. I should have done the work prior. I didn't go through Broker notes or models to try and frame potential scenarios. When the stock re-opened, I was scrambling and did not know what I was doing. I reacted to a flick-up on the tape on low volume and quickly took a loss knowing this was an overtrade. I am the punter. A total waste of energy but the bigger point is that I didn't have an edge and didn't do the work to capitalise. No patience to wait for my playbook. So solutions to develop "patience": 1. Develop a playbook with clear rules: write them down with specifics. Edit and update them through time and experiences. Prove up through data or thousands of observations. It is only then that you can create specific solutions to form a process to execute and counter problem patterns. 2. Possible daily processes to execute: -Identify the playbook. Complete a planner in full pre-open with specific grade, size, entry, and stop. -Create the space between trigger and action before trading in an unplanned/breaking trade. This addresses callouts or fresh events. Fill out the planner. -Create rules for max number of stocks that can be traded per time bucket. This creates a focus on the most meaningful. -Take an 11am break to check-in. -Start the day with the mindset “I need to enforce trade selection” to internalize the brain pattern. -Spend 5 minutes pre-open visualising "what I want to see, where I want to see it, and when I want to see it." The biggest problem with overtrading or a lack of patience is that there is often no one source. It is important to address the triggers and commonalities leading to a break of patience. Only then can we build meaningful solutions to counteract this. Most holes come from one thing- complacency. Traders in good stretch drop the habits that led to outperformance. Then underperform. Or traders don’t change with a changing market. I intend to change this now.

@DreadBong0 @RowanEnergy I’m interested to see if they try and integrate into the commercial (large scale industrial) data storage facilities, that’s a global hot market atm and they’re being built at a rapid pace, the amount of energy to run them and they’re surroundings will be significant.

$RWN Announce New Distributor Partnership - Eco Energy 🔥 The third distributor after ESE Group and HDM Solar to take $RWN Smart Miners and install them into people's homes 🟢 "Eco Energy is a diverse group of experienced solar and batteryspecialists covering both commercial and residential installations as well as power purchase agreements" Every new distributor added means more smart miner installations.. Which means more revenue.. Which equates to more $RWN buybacks.. Which leads to less $RWN supply This is real world adoption on a scale we've yet to see in the crypto space As you can see below.. This is just the third of many more distributors to come "We build it.. They sell it" The future for $RWN is bright ☀️

My favourite quote from the book - “Thinking in systems” Today’s maximum is yesterday’s minimum!! - Albert Rutherford

@itzjoshuajake If history repeats then $100k

Where is #Bitcoin going next?

@AsennaWealth Yeah correct, going to be a massive swim

@SnorkleTrader Thats 19km.

We travel the world looking for magical beaches, meanwhile in Australia.... #Rottnes

@sri_phoenix @autonolas You're forgetting $VXV one of the most undervalued of the bunch. Do your own DD but when the space race heats up again the R:R on both the utility token and its security token $SBIO will be one you wont want to miss.

Crypto AI looks EXTREMELY bullish short, medium, and long term. There's also plenty of trash out there. Here are my top 6 picks where I'm allocating 👇 1. $OLAS ($300 million mcap) @autonolas is creating a decentralized network for autonomous agents to run off-chain services. There's a HUGE need for this... I can't tell you how many whales/insider friends have been buying this up (and bonding). It just reclaimed what looks to be a significant range. New highs possible soon if #bitcoin holds above $40k. 2. $TAO ($2 billion mcap) @opentensor is building a decentralized market for AI, granting global access to computing power. It is an open source machine learning hub where models can collaborate. Nodes in the form of servers are incentivized to add value by receiving stake for their services in $TAO. Monster of a chart, one of the healthiest out there. Consolidating/bull flag and looking like it has plenty of upside. 3. $CGPT ($58 million mcap) @Chain_GPT is lining up an impressive array of Web3 AI services: chatbot, smart contract generator with auditing, NFT generator, AI trading, and blockchain analytics, for starters. The name itself is going to stand out like a sore thumb once retail flocks back. Aside from that, it has a killer team, killer website, and amazing socials for the market cap. Still way undervalued imho, just added more today. 4. $AGRS ($71 million mcap) @TauLogicAI is developing "software as sentences" to develop complex software without coding or verification. It is blowing the doors wide open on crypto development, which will no longer require extensive training in meticulous coding languages. This is a novel approach. I'm not thrilled about their outreach/socials, but still plenty of potential. 5. $ARC ($45 million mcap) Similar to $CGPT, @DeFi_ARC is offering tools for the development and management of projects, ecosystems, and businesses. They stand apart with their Reactor, a user-friendly graphical user interface for Web3 for smart contract dev. Another strong chart. 6. $FET ($636 million mcap) @Fetch_ai is a blockchain platform that leverages AI agents to help build and monetize AI apps and services, marketplaces, etc. As an example, an existing company can integrate Fetch's deltaV technology with existing services (travel bookings, car rentals) to enable users to easily and effectively book their services. They offer a suite of developer tools to enable such integrations. Users spend $FET to pay for platform services. Holders can stake for ~8% annually. Personally I'm a much bigger fan of @autonolas for their open source approach that improves upon itself as the community collectively evolves. This is like AI moving at hyper speed compared to what we see with Google, Microsoft, and others going head to head. There are plenty more notables ($RNDR for example), I'm just focusing on what I think will outperform. Some of these I haven't covered yet because I've been focused on small caps. (but will cover if requested enough). All my tools and methodologies shared in my latest 100x DeFi course. As always, links in bio 👆. Please like/share if you found value.

@TheOneLanceB I love that you're calling these guys out, I think this should go beyond just SP500, would love to see you call all these "crypto" guroo's out. There's too many wolf in sheep's clothing in that space and they need to be made accountable.

Meanwhile, I’ll set these right here. It isn’t that money CANT be made in futures or elsewhere. Hundreds of ways & people doing so. But buyer beware that if your Furu doesn’t provide proof, their teachings might have NO edge. Many unethical marketers are preying on you.

@ThrillTrades $ZNO

@AsennaWealth Williamstown turning it on

Melbourne right now.

@theAZtrader Paid $16 AUD for two pints of Coke Zero the other at a pub in Melbourne , those nuts would’ve been $8 🥴😂

It’s the little things. If you order a cocktail/beer in Europe they give you a little bowl of nuts. Probably costs them 20 cents but as a customer you appreciate the gesture. In Australia they would charge you $3.

@_spikeet I use norgate data, so sorry I'm just comparing it to historical data dating back to the 50's. I'm not saying anything's wrong with 15 years just asking if you have plans to extend?

@SnorkleTrader 15 yrs is limited ?

SO... the CAT is out of the BAG🚨 Spikeet has officially Released our biggest update since inception -- SPIKEET AI 🔥 This pushes the power of pulling data and backtesting strategies 1 step further. Now you can use *Plain Words* to pull datasets and see historical charts of your setups! Here's a quick example - Say you are looking for: all stocks in the past 15 years which gapped up more than 80%, above $1, and had big volume days with of least 30M Well... now u can actually type all of that and get results in a few minutes !👊 This query took 1 sec to write, 6 minutes to run and produced 393 data rows and historical charts, while YOU did Zero work:

@AlpharushAI A daily video from Jenna breaking down the market would be great, food for thought. Keep up the good work guys.

@DemoniacoASX Competition is healthy - keeps you accountable, take it as a compliment 💪🏻

When someone sees you as a competitor and tries to shit on your product in order to promote their own, that's how you know you're still at the top.

@SJosephBurns Not investing in yourself

What’s the worst investment in the world?