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Anytime I have a good trading week, I catch a flight and enjoy the fruits of it. I still put something aside for a rainy day… but tomorrow isn’t promised. That’s why I don’t swing or take big leaps. I’m living right now. Need that now. Permanent vacation. $IWM $QQQ $SPY $SPX #daytrader #optionstrading #0DTE

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Heading to Italy for some Pasta Send me the hot spots

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@rgiovx I live in El Salvador now. You get 3 years in jail for half a gram so it’s not worth the risk for me. I smoke whenever I come to the states tho. Basically anywhere that it’s legal.

Smoking gave me a kind of constant paralysis. I thought I was relaxed and in control, but really I was stuck overthinking, hesitating, and second guessing myself. Instead of acting on clean setups, I’d sit there watching, slow to execute or too comfortable to push when I should have. It kept me in a loop where I wasn’t losing as much, but I also wasn’t growing. I realized it wasn’t helping me trade better, it was just keeping me from reaching my full potential.

I used to think smoking weed helped my trading, but it didn’t, it just made me comfortable. I found myself focusing too much on P&L, letting every move affect my mindset instead of just executing my setups. I got slower, hesitating on clean entries and missing opportunities, and I struggled to scale up because I stayed at a level that felt “good enough.” The worst part was I took pride in it, I liked being able to say to myself I could smoke and still make money trading, but that identity was actually holding me back. I wasn’t performing at my best, I was just maintaining comfort, and in trading, comfort is expensive.

@LotoOptions Run that shit ma g

@jayceeguwop Love this man. Everyone always starts with the same handful of issues and this nails most of them. I have live 0dte spx flow posted on my profile. Pair that with what you said and be extremely dangerous ❤️🤙

This is a scalpers market In a scalpers market, less is more. You don’t need 20 trades You need 2 or 3 clean ones. That’s it. Stop chasing candles Play support resistance levels ,VWAP prior highs and lows. Let price come to you Stack small wins This ain’t about home runs it’s about staying consistent Cut losses fast no hesitation That’s how you avoid getting cooked And if it’s not clear sit out Real scalpers spend more time watching than trading

🧠 Daily Checklist Before open: What kind of market is this today What setups am I actually taking Where do I get stopped out How much am I willing to lose today During: Is this my setup or am I bored Am I forcing trades Did conditions change After: Did I follow my rules or freestyle Did I respect risk Where did I mess up mentally

Void (Your Mind) Nobody cares if you’re right Ego will blow your account One trade means nothing Boredom leads to bad trades Discipline beats hype 👉 Translation: If you can’t control yourself, the market will humble you fast.

Wind (Know the Other Traders) Retail is chasing breakouts late Stops are sitting in obvious spots Big money moves slow but heavy Trapped traders become fuel for the next move 👉 Translation: You’re not trading charts you’re trading people getting trapped.

Fire (Execution Time) When it’s your setup pull the trigger Don’t hesitate, don’t chase Cut losers fast don’t babysit them Don’t get greedy don’t get scared 👉 Translation: Hit it clean or don’t hit it at all.

Water (Flow With the Market) Some days it’s trending, some days it’s chop don’t fight it If your setup isn’t working, stop forcing it Size down when it’s ugly, size up when it’s clean Don’t marry your bias, price pays, not opinions 👉 Translation: Trade what’s happening, not what you wish was happening.

Ground (Your Base Game) Know what the hell you’re trading Stop hopping strategies every week If you don’t have rules, you’re just gambling Risk comes first always One clean setup beats ten random plays 👉 Translation: Don’t come in sloppy. Have a plan or stay out.

“If Allah helps you, no one can defeat you”

One of the biggest lessons trading has taught me… is knowing when to let go. Stop orders aren’t just a feature, they’re protection. They’re discipline. They’re what keeps one bad trade from turning into something much worse. When you’re selling premium, things won’t always go your way. And that’s okay. What matters is how quickly you respond when they don’t. A stop order gives you control. It takes the emotion out of the decision and executes your plan before fear and hope take over. Because the truth is, most traders don’t lose from bad ideas, they lose from holding onto them for too long. Getting stopped out isn’t failure. It doesn’t mean the play is dead. It simply means your entry wasn’t the best. And that’s a powerful realization, because it keeps your mindset sharp instead of emotional. The sooner you’re out of a bad setup, the sooner you can step back, reassess, and find a better opportunity. Trading isn’t about being right every time, it’s about managing risk, protecting your capital, and staying in the game long enough to win. Cut it early. Reset quickly. Re-enter smarter. That’s how consistency is built.

@whop treated me to dinner today. Thank you. Been a pleasure doing business

A day in the life of a day trader living in El Salvador. Took a trip to DC for some family time, Good weed, and amazing food. #0DTE #daytrader #optionstrading #permanentvacation