TimeandPrice

ever since my illness, I’ve needed less and less food to perform If people actually saw how little I ate, they’d be amazed Bro your body has such vast recesses of energy trapped within it Marathon on a bowl of oatmeal.

I’ve studied only turtle soups in FVGs for the last 841 days Every expansion begins with a turtle soup. Every consolidation ends with a turtle soup. It’s either turtle soup or CISD.

@dummy4774 We are either building our own dream, or someone else’s. You can do both for a temporary time, but the rubber will meet the road eventually. Had employment within 2 hours - their loss.

@TimeandPrice How dare you capitalize on “their” time they had planned for you to make them money

wow I just got fired from my job for taking the day off to trade today alas, life has its own manipulation legs as well

@Heavnx yeah pretty much man.. my best trading comes from when not a soul knows what i'm doing

@TimeandPrice The more I grow privacy is 100% the path for me as well

i've lost to my opponent today. it was a good match. final analysis: trading and competition have no place together. that's like having a camera on your most intimate relationship soils the process of trading - time and time again man, I find that privacy is the ULTIMATE path for me no competing, just me and price man. great experience though

@LumiTraders @Tradeify I’m gonna be honest, I literally thought we had news at 8:30 this morning and so I turned off my 3am alarm to get up at 6am Woke up and realized my error, carried that tilt into my trading Gg

Well… I full ported the @Tradeify Grand Cup today. Didn’t go well 😂 Instead I needed to start taking trades opposite to my original ones just to kill it and destroy this competition 😅🤣🤣🤣

@modelededge I told them, they know I’m a trader they said they were okay with it lol, onto the next chapter

@TimeandPrice How did they know?

@AC_Trades a small voice in my mind whispers to just delete all social media am I climbing the mountain to be seen at the top, or for the joy of climbing hmmmm

I very much agree with this. Guys what have we came to this industry for? When I first heard of trading the last thing on my mind was “wow I hope I can trade in a trading competition” NO. It was to be profitable. It was to build a trade plan I can wake up every single day and execute. Don’t forget the plot. I know it’s easy with social media, ego measuring, etc but it’s just not worth it.

@smobes303 impatience, the final boss of many a trader here's to walking the path at our OWN pace

@TimeandPrice it happens also without competition - I chose the wrong time to participate in todays price action without being in one. Maybe I just tried to beat time too hard aka being impatient just as you wanted to win today

@Spicospina @BiankaB12 I had no idea, thank you!!

@TimeandPrice @BiankaB12 Do you know that the 2026 Finno-Ugric Capital of Culture is Hancock, Michigan? It is home to the Finnish American Heritage Centre, the Finnish American Folk School, and the Finnish American Reporter newspaper.

Piece of advice: if you are a parent, watch out what the Finns are doing and copy them. It's one of the few countries that pays closer attention to their youth. They observe, study, and adjust all the time! For example, they are now gradually reversing their decade-long, tech-heavy education model to combat declining cognitive performance and severe classroom distractions. Schools are scaling back on devices in favor of printed textbooks, handwriting instruction, and pen-and-paper assignments.

@tarekelmarhri a day that will engineer multiple sides of liquidity on both sides of the market

@TimeandPrice What kind of day is this?

don't tell me it's another 10:21 kind of day again...

@smobes303 I’m not thinking about setup, the actual print of the candle . CPI like volatility on a single candle at a certain point in price, shits cool to see

@TimeandPrice I did only see the setup for that - 7 AM, but wasn't able to anticipate that 8.18

Did anyone else see the 8:18 1 minute

I’ve spent about 5 years of my adult life with unlimited free time. Early on, I often just devolved into endless video games, drugs, women. A never ending, pit of no responsibility. As time progressed, I learned a few essentials: I need 2 hours minimum a day of walking and 2-3 hours of reading. As long as I’m getting THAT, especially the reading.. Man you can spend entire weeks contemplating a single book of philosophy 9-5 jobs morph our minds ability to maintain long form pondering because of the scheduled time changes

I think the main thing AI has taught me, through all the time savings it brings, is that I’m not a very interesting person Faced with a surplus of free time, I realize I don’t really have hobbies besides content consumption I’m forced to conclude that I don’t have very deep friendships, and am not a core member of any particular community I’m not very cultured, I’m finding, and don’t have abiding interests in art or literature or history or much that isn’t directly related to my work I have a work-centric life, in other words. AI pulls back the curtain on just how impoverished such an existence is, by disabusing me of its necessity Given the freedom I’ve always said I wanted, I’m at a loss as to what to do with it, except plow myself even harder into work, thus exacerbating the lesson There’s nothing more confronting to humans than freedom

@idyllicmusing This follows in other high skill domains - in speed typing, the fastest typers look furthest to the right. In MOBAs, elite piloting of top down perspectives involves entirely ignoring your own character and becoming completely immersed in the environment.

The secret to winning more chess games is looking at absolutely nothing. When analysts put eye-tracking glasses on players, they discovered that grandmasters like Magnus Carlsen actually focus on the empty spaces instead of the physical pieces. Amateurs exhaust their mental energy by constantly jumping from piece to piece across the whole board, but masters completely ignore the irrelevant areas. Hard data shows that elite players use their peripheral vision to read the board in giant clusters, processing an entire position in a fraction of a second without even moving their eyes. In fact, cognitive scientists can actually predict a win before a match even begins because a master’s eyes immediately lock onto the hyper-specific geometric crossroads where future lines of attack will collide. While an amateur stares at what is currently happening on the board, a grandmaster’s calm gaze is already resting on the exact blank squares where the game will be decided. This visual discipline keeps their breathing and heart rate completely steady during peak tactical moments, revealing the exact millisecond their subconscious mind spots the winning path long before their hand ever reaches for a piece.

“People are always angry at anyone who chooses very individual standards for his life; because of the extraordinary treatment which that man grants to himself, they feel degraded, like ordinary beings.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche

@ramb0shi that tattoo is in honor of my father. ❤️

@TimeandPrice I just went and read Luke 15:11 and the story - max chills brother... Thanks for being such an inspiration to the world

1 year ago exactly, I was laying on the ground dying When tumors latch onto nerve cells, that results in 24/7 electric burning. Non stop. Every moment. I had the image in my mind of being able to walk again, swinging my arms. I died on that floor… no family.. living in a toxic strangers house, dying of stage 4 cancer. but trading out of my fucking mind Today I am cancer free ahahaha The divine is in you You have deepest access to the divine in your darkest moments - the precious jewels of your divinity will be found in the underworld Then it’s your job to come back with those jewels - and don’t look back and bless the world