the traders who survive aren’t the most talented ones they’re the ones who learned how to lose without spiraling
march almost broke me
today I was down $34k and finished green
that’s the edge
A 46-year-old woman accidentally snorted 55 mg of pure LSD because she thought it was cocaine, roughly 550 times the normal recreational dose.
She vomited for 12 hours and remained under the effects of the substance for about 34 hours.
But when she woke up, the chronic foot pain she had suffered for over 20 years, attributed to Lyme disease, was reportedly gone.
She stopped taking morphine for five days and then began microdosing LSD every three days.
Three years later, she had completely quit morphine, with no withdrawal symptoms or relapse reported.
Researchers described it as an extraordinary case of non-fatal high-dose LSD ingestion with long-term pain relief.
Unpopular take but I don’t understand how people on twitter follow people who post $30,000 days rather than just educational setups
Like no you’re not making $30,000 in one trade working a 9-5
You’re literally praising someone who’s already making 6 figures off social media who can just randomly make $30,000 and not feel anything
It’s so unrealistic to the average person
My analysis for this week is that there is 99.8% chance market will go up or down.
Thank you. Yall now owe me $7897, can be split into 3 payments if you have 650+ credit score.
5 years ago, Sheldon was a carpenter.
No trading background. No audience. No blueprint.
His story is one of the most unlikely stories in crypto.
Watch on the Building Banter YouTube channel.
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@kyledoops With how tied the markets are to all US retirement saving I would argue they have more of a reason now to manipulate. The question is if they have the power to keep it propped up
Geopolitical oil spikes don’t usually break markets…
they shake them
History is pretty messy here
• $SPX avg move +5–7% in months after peak
• Range is wide: -20% to +30%
So most of the time
markets absorb it
But then you get the outliers
• 1974… ~-30% drawdown
• some shocks bleed into equities and bonds for months
That’s where things change
It’s not the spike itself
it’s how long it sticks around
That’s the part that matters
$BTC isn’t just ranging here…
it’s working through a lot of overhead supply
Plenty of coins bought above $80K
still underwater
So every push up runs into sellers
just trying to get out flat
That creates a ceiling… not a breakout
URPD showing supply stacked all the way up to $120K+
So even if price moves
it’s not “clean”
Needs time
or needs a deeper move to shake it out
Until then… every bounce has weight on it
It’s all rigged. They privatise the wins and socialise the losses.
Why I love technical analysis is because you can see most of this in the charts beforehand.