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Just crossed 100%+ return in the last 12 months. This didn’t come from staring at charts all day. It came from: • Human intelligence + LLMs for sharp macro analysis • My hybrid CNN-LSTM models surfacing high-probability setups (instead of me hunting) • Strict discipline — living my trading strategy (look for my article) • And yeah… a healthy dose of luck Grateful for the journey. More to come. [Attach the screenshot]

Standing in front of a freight train like this and thinking it will stop for you is a fools game.

@itsTimWijaya So true.

Asians have an abundance of skills, but a scarcity of courage. Since moving back to Asia after living in the US, I've noticed that most people pick safe career paths, like corporate jobs or family business. This is driven by our culture of "saving face." There's an expectation to project an image of success, especially if your parents sent you abroad for school. As a result, young people rarely take risks. They don't start companies or pursue strange interests, because no one wants to fail in a gossipy Asian society. Ironically, Asian parents pay $500k to send their kids to American universities to be free-thinkers and entrepreneurs, only to pull them home and demand they conform.

The market is running so hot that retail investors are now thinking whether they would rather put their money in the red hot Nasdaq instead of waiting for the IPOs from the overpriced private market valuations. The VCs and funds are running a thin line between demand and apathy. Scarcity creates demand until people stop caring about it. -- Prashant Rao

@FortuneMMXM I did that for 15 years. Never told anyone I trade until I became a full time trader.

I stopped letting people know I’m a trader 3 years ago. Here’s why

Don't forget what's right in front of you in search of the holy grail that's far away from you -- Prashant Rao

It's better to act broke than to be broke. -- Prashant Rao

@TraderLion I don't ever draw a single line on my chart. OHLC is good enough to tell you everything. Simplicity beats brilliance.

Moving averages are not support. They are math. Scot1and, a trader and educator who builds his entire framework around price and auction activity, breaks down why this distinction is critical. A moving average has no participants behind it. A price congestion zone does — real volume, real transactions, real memory baked into the chart. When those two things coincide and the moving average holds, traders credit the indicator when they should credit the zone. When they diverge, traders get hurt holding a level that was never real to begin with. Real support is where the market has already done business. That is the only line worth watching.

Look beyond the hyperscalers and hot AI stocks for the best AI trades like a sophisticated investor. blog.retailtrader.ai/posts/ai-mafia…

“As soon as you realize you can afford to wait out any correction, the calamity also becomes an opportunity to pick up bargains.” – Peter Lynch

@alifarhat79 At this rate, this is looking better than a $1 bill

BREAKING: The Fed introduces new $1 bill

@SJosephBurns Lifestyle creep is how you stay poor regardless of how much you make.

From Working Class To Wealthy: 10 Life-Changing Money Habits newtraderu.com/2026/05/09/fro…

General advice applicable to trading as well .. --- What you have is always worth more than what you want to have. -- Prashant Rao

@RibSteaks2022 Lol

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