Ry
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Follow those people who actually add value.
Those who share trades, break down setups, and help you grow.
A community of traders exchanging ideas and setups can be incredibly powerful.
Just try not to be a spectator. Contribute, share your own setups, and add value back.
Albert@Albert_618
Unfollow those who don't make you money. You waste your time. Who was bullish at the bottom? Who navigated crypto as side quest? Everything is timestamped. No need to argue. You can say luck - it isn't. I'm out here daily. And to those who mislead their followers - thank you for posting, you're the best indicator.
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I’m long on alts and BTC. Short term at least.
Now we observe, responding to price action as it unfolds, hedging on the way, and taking full profit at the top.
Confusion is natural. Perspectives within the community vary widely and often shift with emotion daily in times like this.
The discipline lies in following the charts, filtering out noise, and executing accordingly.
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Living On PnL✍️
A big problem in trading is not just the outcome of a trade, but how deeply it affects your normal life.
When you have a good win, you can start to feel very good even when AFK. You have direct results from your hard work, and they align with your goal of becoming a profitable trader. This feeling can however act like a drug. Without it, you feel off.
When you were winning, it started to influence your life in a positive way. With its absence, you feel heavier. This is where a big problem starts.
A simple trade outcome can begin to carry a heavy emotional effect: living in bliss or living in Emotional heaviness. It starts to affect the way you experience your day, your mood, and even yourself, and this is dangerous.
A win should not become something you use to brighten your day, and a loss should not put you in a state that follows you around even when you are AFK. You have to make every day a good day - independent of the results. A losing day can still be epic because you focus on how even with a loss, you still experienced a beautiful day. With a win, you simply inform yourself that you did well, but you do not let it become the reason your day feels better.
If a day feels much better because of a win, and worse because you are in drawdown, then PnL is too connected to your personal life. Distance has to be created to make the trading experience less heavy.
This same win / drawdown mindset also creates problems inside trading itself. Even when you win, playing with house money can affect the quality of a trade because you feel like you are just playing with profits anyway. Sketchy setups start to dilute your edge. PnL-based decision making starts to happen.
When you are in a loss, you often want to get back to break-even or into profit as soon as possible, so patience becomes harder to maintain. This is also PnL-based trading.
A trade is just a trade. It is the action you take based on your best guesses. PnL should be seen as something more administrative, and it comes at the end. The more distance you create between your life and your trading results, the more stable you become.
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Do you think Nike is going bankrupt?
If your belief is that a global brand like Nike isn't going to zero, then act like it. Don't guess blindly and don't gamble dates.
Map the chart, identify key levels, set alerts, and let price come to you. When it hits those levels you check the news, the sentiment, and the reaction. Then decide.
The edge isn't in knowing what to buy. It's in knowing when and how. Most people lose not because they're wrong about the asset, but because they're wrong about timing. Most assets had profitable days, but people held indefinitely, so they lost big.
Strong assets don't save weak execution.
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Sorry your highness.
Not that I owe anyone anything.
May I suggest you spend energy improving your own game 🧘♀️
First tweet btw (honoured)
Oskar@Tradingmast
@InvestInBook “Clean” bet my money u didn’t trare it tho. posting hindsight well done everyonecan do that
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$BTC
A quick 8R scalp done and dusted. Discussed the trade with the lads in my mentorship group and then took it live with my good pal @DingoZelos
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@Albert_618 I want to see some sort of SFP of the high marked on your chart.
Depending on the time the level hits, this may be on 5m, or alternatively waiting for candle close.
Happy to miss the move if no confirmations are given.
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Although I don't have large following, I will share this kind of posts more than once.
Some content deserves to be shared over and over again.
🎯 Master@Moneytaur_
When I expose scammers, it's like seeing someone being mugged on the street at night and stepping in to help—that action can save a life. Online, it can save hundreds or thousands, as long as they're not braindead. Ignoring it is like seeing scammers deceive and steal from their followers and doing nothing, which can result in those people losing all their money and even taking their own lives. It happens, but because we're all behind screens, people don't picture the real impact. I can see it, and it's hard to deal with knowing that these con artists are taking advantage of gullible people with dreams of freedom, destroying entire families in the process. During aggressive market corrections, people become desperate to recover their losses quickly. This is when scammers deploy as many rugpulls as possible, targeting those who are lured by promises of the highest gains in the shortest period of time. There are various tiers among these scammers. Some are sharks, some big fish, while others are small fish. Some scammers aren't willing to take huge risks by openly running scams, so they pretend to be helpful instead. Despite their followers being completely ruined, these scammers are masters at keeping their followers' hopes alive. Unfortunately, countless people fall for this deceptive tactic. In the world of investing and trading, many so-called influencers deceive their followers in one way or another. Some are more cunning and masterful in their deception, earning more due to their larger audiences. You can go and see their beginnings were all about building the largest following possible, as soon as possible, because they know very well what they can gain from it. There’s a reason why these influencers often target the most gullible and poor communities as they're easy prey, and their success rates can be easily manipulated. You never see them talking about their True ROI [x.com/Moneytaur_/sta…], and you never see them mentioning their failed investments that got completely REKT. They just swap around on their "life changing coins" lists and carry on claiming numbers that if true would make them Trillionaires, yet they're still shillin' nano caps? Make it make sense... Anyone who is against my efforts can just fuc* off because if you ignore someone being mugged right in front of you, you're no better than the muggers. In the realm of investing and trading, truly legitimate and successful people are few and far between, countable on your fingers. This space is a complete sh*t-hole. Even the ones who have any credibility among the community aren't able to avoid any major crash, and then it's all about selling more Opium while hoping for the bull to keep running. I hope it all burns and restart anew.
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Brent/oil
Completely out both positions. Also made an SFP with important Key SH into big liq
This was a interesting trade for OBVIOUS reasons. Very valuable knowledge that I can put into the next trade(s). It's cool to put the theory into practice and it working as intended.
Thank you very much @Moneytaur_ for teaching us how to 🔮 the world
ATH@CryptoChaseCase
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