Camille van Merrienboer

I cleaned this account on purpose. Not because the past didn’t matter, but because this account has a very specific use now. And I don’t want that diluted. 🧵

If you can't explain your edge in one sentence, you don't have one.

The market humbles everyone. The question is whether you learn from it or go broke.

I'd rather be consistently profitable than occasionally impressive.

Small gains compound. Big losses don't. Act accordingly.

"It's different this time" has cost traders more money than any market crash.

You don't need more indicators. You need more discipline.

The best traders I know take more breaks than trades.

Trading psychology isn't soft. It's the whole game.

I stopped chasing setups and started letting them come to me. Everything changed.

Every blown account has the same story: ignored the stop loss "just this once."

Cut losers fast. Let winners run. Simple to say. Hard to do. That's the edge.

The market is the only place where being patient literally prints money.

I don't need to trade every day. I need to trade well.

Confidence comes from your journal, not your last trade.

90% of trading is waiting. The other 10% is not fucking it up.

The goal isn't to predict the market. It's to react to it faster than your emotions.

If your position size keeps you up at night, it's too big.

I'd rather miss a move than force a bad entry. FOMO is a fee.

Your P&L doesn't care about your opinion on the market.

If your position size keeps you up at night, it’s too big.