Robert McTaggart

@tradertheory Yeah and then you have the balls to go from waiting to fully aggressive and exposed on a moments notice Its a tricky psychological balance

What consistently profitable trading really is:

@markminervini Why is it that the average trader is all or nothing all the time lol? Crazy that a little nuance is blasphemy to these people

Feedback from my posts can be interesting: Bulls are angry I’m bearish. Bears say I’m not bearish enough. My takeaway: More downside ahead — but a cyclical correction, not a secular bear market.

Nice Episodic Pivot on $ESLT Entry through high of day on the earnings gap Didn't catch this one in time but nice to see some strength returning

@kunoo let's trade noise for a living

Real 😂

@SimpleSwings Could be a major or minor correction, we don't know yet. Let the stocks tell u

indices looking so bad here it almost makes me bullish

@NickDrendel yup $SNDK $MU $AXTI $VRT $LASR

For a hated market (deservedly so), there are plenty of growth stocks showing strength.

@gregogallagher There’s no way you’re repping 100’s at this level of skinny, Lies!

I’m sad. I was really enjoying getting leaner and cutting with a little 2mg tirzep. But I don’t have much fat left??? If you have gotten ripped multiple times before. Using a low dose tirzep is like a walk in the park to 6-7%

@TheOneLanceB Double bottom entry pivot, but extended on the weekly. Also not a high volume breakout today

$SNDK DAILY CHART ANALYSIS! What are the pros and cons of this daily setup? Is it worth taking? How would you rate it? Why?

@ashtradin Enjoy the process Winners know how to cultivate a positive mindstate

I think I’m in my awkward place in life where I’m not doing bad I have a little bit of money Out on my own Im doing okay for my age But im not excelling I have to figure out how to scale Take that next big step It’s a bit mentally frustrating But I have to figure it out

$MU $SNDK Memory showing strength. Moving up as almost everything else sells off Also $AXTI

By following my rules: -Locking up open profit -Not getting aggressive when new trades aren't working -Noting distribution days on the index I naturally ended up in cash as the market turned over

@ohiain In markets you have to accept uncertainty to stay in the zone and trade properly Or you can open a book or throw on a video and feel in "control" It's a form of avoidance

The majority of the people I see are addicted to education and not execution. I spent years reading every book, watching every YouTube video, and following every market guru's advice. but the moment I stopped overconsuming and actually started executing consistently, everything changed. In both trading and business, execution is the real differentiator. In trading, this means putting yourself in positions where your rules and edge are in play, even if it’s uncomfortable. It’s about taking the setups you’ve studied hundreds of times, sticking to your risk, and actually pressing the button when your system says “go.” I’ve blown many trades in the past because I hesitated or overanalyzed, and I’ve seen firsthand that all the education in the world won’t make up for a lack of execution. The same applies to business. I’ve launched multiple ventures, some of which made six figures, others that burned capital and taught me brutal lessons. All the knowledge in the world didn’t help me until I executed... until I actually put my work into the real world. Execution forces feedback, and feedback is where growth happens!! and something I constantly remind myself is that learning without action is a trap that keeps you comfortable... whether it’s trading or entrepreneurship, success is built on doing, failing, adjusting, and doing again. I'd encourage you to dive deep into your own process, recognize your tendencies, and commit to disciplined execution. Knowledge alone is useless if it never translates into "real world" action!

@IfindRetards The peaceful left

Massive retard

@ashtradin It's volatile out there boys, tread carefully

The strongest stocks are already clearly showing themselves Names like $CRCL, $AAOI, $FSLY, $AXTI, $AMPX, $BW, $GEMI, $UAMY Keeping a sharp eye out there Ready for the opportunity when presented

@ashtradin This didn't age well lol

@CFlanders7 I'm just happy the market is finally show some direction

Scrolling back on SPY, last time I can find price action similar to this rounding top look was 2015. Not an environment for break out traders. Market went sideways from December 2014 to July 2016. Growth names didn't really start breaking out in earnest and moving until January 2017. (NVDA breakout was mid 2016)

@NickDrendel @RealSimpleAriel I only gave back some unrealized profit. I locked up my winners and got out before things got ugly.

This is a market where if you're already in a drawdown, have trouble taking losses, sometimes add to your losers, you open yourself up to extreme tail risk. As @RealSimpleAriel says, this is a 30+ year career. Do everything you can to eliminate the probability you blow up.

@ohiain I've never seen it this brutal At least when the market tanks you know to stay away.

I guarantee thousands of newbie traders are shaking out their accounts right now. Choppy markets are where most traders get absolutely shredded to pieces and slowly bleed out. and few understand how dangerous this really is for newer traders. $SPY & $QQQ right now:

Doesn't mean this doesn't keep setting up, but if you tried to buy the breakout today, you would be down

Even if a setup looks clean - like this cup and handle here on $HCA - but its in a weak sector in an uncertain market then it probably isn't going to follow through This is why you can't simply trade patterns. You have to be in the right stocks at the right time