Shaolinmaster

@Scott_Gr87 @BrodysBets

@BrodysBets He wasn’t winning, anyone with eyes can see Usyk wasn’t hurt at all. Landed clean sharp punches throughout, when he threw he was economical. He got nasty, when rico was gassing. Fight would have ended if it had carried on.

Even if you think Rico was winning, how could you say he was dominating? How? He never had Usyk hurt or seriously in trouble once.

@PyDuK_UA @Luminaedge @BrodysBets

@Luminaedge @BrodysBets And also Rico would die in 12th

سألت جدي عمره 82 سنة: "إيش الشيء الواحد اللي تتمنى إنك سويته بدري؟" ما قال السفر. ولا قال المال. ولا قال الوظيفة. قال 9 كلمات لسه أفكر فيها إلى اليوم بعد سنة وللحين مصدومة:

Profitable trading is boring, yet all of these fake technical analysis gurus make trading look fun. Lesson in there. Simplification is key, you don’t need a Picasso styled chart to read the market. You don’t look smart, instead retarded.

@samsell224 @Mach_Tactics Stop jerking off and find some testosteron.

Saying what you actually think is almost always the tactically wrong move. Psychopathic men know this instinctively. Autistic men never realize this.

Past 72h alone Everton's 1st goal against Manchester City Al-Hilal's 2nd goal against Al-Khaleej Audax Italiano's 1st goal against Vasco da Gama

@tradingjip short

$BTC I am long Solid close yesterday New trigger New long

@Mubarak_mubious Invest in stocks when the next financial crisis or something like covid comes.

what's a skill that takes only 2 to 4 weeks to learn but could genuinely change your life ??

@kantantyokatu Look into this brother facebook.com/thedetoxdudes?…

29歳で腸の難病になったボクが教える 【腸をじわじわ壊す朝ごはん】 ❌食べ続けたらアウト ・フルーツジュース（果糖過多） ・メロンパン（砂糖＋乳化剤） ・フライドチキン（酸化油） ・プロテインバー（人工甘味料＋添加物） ・グラノーラ（砂糖） ・甘い缶コーヒー（砂糖） ⭕腸に良い朝ごはん↓

It takes a very specific type of person to be a successful trader You need to be delusional enough to think you can make it in a space where less than 1% of people succeed But logical enough to have realistic goals, good risk management and to be brutally honest with yourself Such a weird mix Which is why I think so few people succeed with trading

I’m leaving yall with this tonight. Life pro tip. Not enough people talk about this. The secret to having a "fulfilling" life is doing new things. Radically doing new things. Consistently. Every day. New activities, people, goals, even something as simple as trying new foods. Life feels longer when you're a kid because every day is packed with almost infinite amount of new learning. As you get older, you've already acclimated to your environment, the new inputs stop, so your perception of time speeds up drastically. Let’s freakkkking work tomorrow.

🛑 STOP LITTERING YOUR MIND ✋ If you’re a trader worrying about anything else but finding and executing a set up according to your “model” from the strategy you learned is nothing short of throwing rubbish in your head. What littering might look like: - thinking “what if this stops working” - worrying about the news - obsessively checking the news (and social media) - doubting and “just in case” checking what someone else thinks - looking at PnL during an open trade - dissecting the set up into 1minute time frames - comparing yourself to others - thinking „if I only did this or that” Those are only a few types of thoughts that act as litter that distract you from simply sticking to your plans and executing them. Make sure you know how to spot them and throw it out as soon as it appears. Clear, fresh and focused mind is „all” you need.

One of the best paragraph I ever read and that is still printed in my mind: "Trading is an art that is learned not by adding something to one’s knowledge, but by removing something from one’s nature. Waiting, for a trader, is the most refined and difficult form of action to master. To wait and to do nothing are two very different things, within waiting lies opportunity. In the time “wasted” waiting, the mindset of a true trader is forged. Waiting is not for everyone, only those who have understood that trading is also a patient hunt, waiting for the prey to stick its nose out of the den, are capable of “wasting” time wisely. Boredom is a treacherous sidekick of the ego, an apparently harmless ally, yet one that ensnares the minds of many traders. Lurking, like a cat, scanning for opportunities: it’s a concept universally accepted in theory, but practically ignored by a vast number of aspiring traders. Doing nothing and waiting are two very different things. Observing patiently, awaiting the right moment, is boring, very boring. Opportunities will be missed. But that is the price to pay to avoid unexpected setbacks, ones that often stem from a small trade made to escape boredom or to chase the latest “trend” everyone is talking about."

I was a quant at a HFT firm for 5 years. The things I've seen would make retail traders never want to trade again. The amount of information asymmetry between institutional and retail is not something most people can even comprehend

@nairndavid_ yes

Men don't need therapy. They need God, real food, and brotherhood.

@CarlosMoralesG_ Only a gay man asks such a question

Birkenstock for summer. Yes or no?

Stop numbing yourself with things that don't build you. The scroll. The drink. The noise. You already know what you need to do. You've always known.

@yamanakanobody Just the beginning buddy.

なぁ、世界中がほぼ同じ悩み持ってるの偶然か？ 大量の移民、イカれたフェミニスト、LGBTQ、少子化、会話の出来ない左翼 何なんだこれは！