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Jan Moller
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Jan Moller
@mo1lerr
Equities Trading 🐃 27yo. Enfocado en identificar ideas con análisis tecnico, filosofia y riesgo. Watchlist cada semana⬇️
Chile Katılım Kasım 2022
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1000 retweets and I’ll review this disgusting piece of shit from Ferrari.
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The President of the United States is telling you to look at your 401K with pictures of a rocket ship and you are bearish?
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$700 and a dream.
But I actually started trading in 2021 with around $8,000. Blew that account down to nearly $2,000, then managed to turn it into $40k by the end of the 2021 bull market.
A few weeks into the 2022 bear market, I blew that $40k back down under $5,000
You do not need a lot of money to start.
In fact, you probably should start small.
Learn the basics. Find a strategy that fits you. Focus on risk management and consistency, then slowly build your way up over time.
Cowboy@NeuralMuseai
@Remzztrades Remz, how much money did you start with in your account. Did you build up from a small account(1-10k) or save up a good bit (30-50k)
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Trading is not something you just pick up. If you start today, you probably won’t understand anything for at least a year.
Be horrible for 3. Start understanding at 5. Become truly competent around 7-10.
It’s not a game. Nothing replaces those years in the market.
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@801010athlete Also trimmed a bit into friday strenght, but long from 5.07, big winnner coming here
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While you were still thinking this was a phone company we were focused on the chart and the fact it’s actually a software stock now working w $NVDA robotics/autonomous. $BB
1- A+ chart pattern
2- emerging theme
Me & a lot of members sitting w a 30% cushion and trimmed +20+% already out of the gate.
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My son & I are focused on all these beautiful weekly charts and talking to baddies while you’re curled up in a ball watching CNN waiting for the world to end.
We are not the same.
Nick Schmidt@NickSchmidt
@emmysteuer sup
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Read this book, it’s amazing. All the thoughts I’ve been trying to put into words in my trading journal are here. “Given this state, choose this action"
Ryan Wright@baynkr
Author copies arrived. The Art & Business of Professional Trading started as an attempt to explain what professional trading actually is beneath the mythology. Seeing it in physical form is pretty surreal.
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@ohiain @SRxTrades Congrats!!🎊🎉 i been following the exact same path as you, protected and got agressive when it was time. I believe my account is a lot less than yours but i been learning so much lately
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What a last 5 months it’s been.
I survived the difficult emotional stretches, protected capital when conditions weren't aligned, and then pressed aggressively once my edge + the environment finally synced back up.
The month isn’t even over yet, but I’ll continue staying obsessed with the same things that got me here...
Taking small losses + buying leadership on weakness + managing risk aggressively and giving my winners room to work.
I genuinely feel like I’m evolving rapidly as a trader right now, and this summer honestly feels like it could become life changing if I continue staying disciplined and intentional.
I’m heading to the lake for Memorial Day weekend, but please remember to hop off the charts for a bit and enjoy the long weekend! Go spend time with friends + family, enjoy the people around you, and be grateful for the life God has given us.
Happy Memorial Day, everyone.
God bless!
- iain 🩵
iain@ohiain
March tested me more than any month ever has, and I’m extremely thankful for it now. I only took 10 trades all month, and almost every day I was vocal about the same thing: it wasn’t time for me to press. Conditions didn’t fit my style, setups lacked follow-through, and I’d rather protect the gains from earlier in the year than force activity just because I was bored. That discipline wasn’t exciting in real time, but it mattered more than people realize. A lot of traders think progress always looks like trading more. But the majority of the time for me, progress looks like doing less. Sometimes the best trade is patience! I knew if conditions shifted back in favor of momentum, leadership, and more follow-through setups… I wanted capital, confidence, and mental clarity ready to deploy. That was the whole goal in March. And let’s just say April has rewarded that patience 10x over. The month isn’t even over yet, and it feels like everything I touch has been working recently. Incredible moves in names like: $ARM $WULF $CRWV $IBIT $MU $PL and several more... And that didn’t happen by accident. It happened because the hard work was done weeks earlier... staying selective, preserving capital, refining focus lists, and waiting for my edge to be present. One of my biggest tells for me is when there are too many names on my scans to choose from, I know it’s time to get more aggressive. That’s usually the market telling me risk appetite is back, leadership is expanding, and opportunities are broadening. March taught me patience. April let me monetize my patience! I’m grateful I noticed the shift early enough to capitalize on it, and grateful for the community I trade alongside every day. Having sharp people around you matters more than most know. For newer traders, this is the lesson I'm continuing to learn every year: - You don’t need to force every month. - Some months are for offense. - Some months are for defense. The key is knowing the difference. Waiting felt slow in March, but it paid tremendously in April. Just a few thoughts I'm sitting on!
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Documented my investing journey to $100,000 before the end of the year. I’m on my way. God is good.
had to make a new account@IAMessential316
On my way to the $100,000 goal before end of the year. God is good. Hope you’re all banking!
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