Small fish big pond

@elonmusk chances of this being seen next to zero but here I go Given that this message is coming from a guy who has a drawing of his now passed away dog as his Twitter profile and no followers or interactions, I doubt this will reach you. I don’t even know if it’s a good idea,

@iv_technicals A Mythological creature from long ago

Do you remember the last limit down day?

@brainlety @NotChaseColeman This is a huge lie

successful people don’t smoke weed

Look, I know none of this stuff matters anymore. But my G*d. This will be the 4th time the S&P 500 $SPY has hit a record high while 5% of its members fall to 52-week lows. 1. July 1929 2. January 1973 3. December 1999 4. Today

@korinek_trades Thank you for posting this. I have been through all of the dark. One of the hardest parts is that unless someone trades there is no way they can relate or understand. Not knowing any other traders makes it even harder.

Jesse Livermore's story is a big caution on the dark side of trading that no one really talks about. He's known as one of the most successful traders in history. He started young, built multiple fortunes, and became famous for profiting during major market panics like the 1929 crash. At one point, his 1929 short positions reportedly netted him around $100 million. Back in those days, that was equivalent to roughly $1Bn in today’s market. And that’s the side of his story most traders talk about. The legendary calls. The big wins. The reputation. But Jesse also went through multiple bankruptcies and personal issues as he struggled with the psychological aspect of trading. That part of the story matters. Because trading can absolutely change your life. But there is a dark side that doesn’t get talked about enough. The isolation. The obsession. The pressure. The way losses follow you after the market closes. The way P&L can start messing with your identity, if you let it. That is where this game gets dangerous. When trading stops being something you do and starts becoming who you are. Because once your self-worth gets tied to your account balance, every drawdown feels heavier than it should. Every loss feels personal. Every mistake feels like a verdict on you. Every red day feels harder to separate from the rest of your life. It’s a brutal way to live, and sadly, Livremore eventually ended up taking his own life because of it. His story is a reminder that success in the market does not automatically protect you from the mental side of this game. Never let trading become your entire life. Never let it become your only identity. Never let one account, one year, or one bad run in the market define your worth. Protect your mind the same way you protect your capital. That could mean taking a step back or talking with other traders who get it. This can help bring more perspective back to your trading. I’ve had some rough times in the market too, so I know how dark it can get. If you’re going through a tough time in the market, just know that trading doesn’t define who you are.

@F0ODHub A triple bypass

Fries aren’t available, what are you having with this burger?

@KingTunde_SZN 56

Nobody is yet to find the number 👀 What number are you seeing? RT Correct answer wins $5000 Ends 70 hrs

@KingTunde_SZN 99

@FreckledLiberty Such a great series

What’s the best recent book series and why is it Dungeon Crawler Carl? 👀

@vxylily Peace and quiet at home

Be honest

@chefsevenn Land

You’re given $2m. You have 20 minutes to spend it. You can’t spend it on cars, airplanes, yacht or a house. You can’t spend it on golds or diamonds either. What will you buy?

@anxietymsgs Buy NVDA early

You meet your 18 year old self, you’re allowed 3 words. What do you say?

@Hitchslap1 Diversification

The United States has an average IQ of 99, whereas Japan has an average IQ of 106. What can best explain this discrepancy?

@altarofeve False

real men don’t mind a bit or a lot of bush

@danshep55 Wife and I just had this convo. Someone could sit you down and show you the ins and outs of trading for months but it won’t matter without the time and personal experience. Early on studying setups is important but it’s all about screen time and real experience in the end.

I see people posting all the time that they’re studying . May I ask what people are studying?

@TheTradingNinja One

How many trades do everyone do today?

@ick_real Trumpism

WHAT’S IT CALLED WHEN YOU’RE SUPER INSECURE BUT AT THE SAME TIME YOU CAN WALK INTO A ROOM FULL OF PEOPLE AND THINK YOU’RE BETTER THAN EVERYONE ELSE??

@GrindeOptions 🤣 so much yes

Be honest, have you ever lost more than $100,000 in the stock market? 👀

@LeadingReport Sooner or later if he just keeps saying it he will end up being right

BREAKING: Iran is on the verge of caving, per POTUS. “I think I will be able to get a deal by tomorrow.”

@daily_msu Time to start asking the really hard question for Spartan fans, myself included. Is Michigan just really, unfortunately disgustingly good?

Is Arizona ass?

@larenzodeltoro Yeah sharting in that would be a disaster

one sneeze away from a disaster 😂