Do you find it challenging to stay patient and wait for the right trade? How do you manage it?

Burning Man taught me something very deep this year: You don't get the experience you want; you get the experience you need. Reflecting on this, I realize that life often throws us what we need to grow, even if it’s unexpected or challenging, even if we don´t like it.

Tip of the Day: Pay attention to the volume. High volume can confirm a trend, while low volume might signal a reversal.

The harder you work for something, the greater you’ll feel when you achieve it.

How does volume influence your decision-making when entering or exiting trades?

Setting up a "pancake party" at Burning Man with Discotheque Pancake wasn’t just about serving food, it was about building community. Despite the challenges we faced at the border, our camp pulled together with an amazing spirit. It reminded me how teamwork and dedication

Had a great chat on Youtube Live today with the one and only Andrew Aziz ....check it out: youtube.com/live/eHPyfMCrl… 😃

Tip of the Day: Review your trades for the week. What went well? What didn’t? Use these insights to refine your strategy for the next week. Continuous improvement is the path to success.

"The best traders have no ego. You have to swallow your pride and get out of the losses.’ – Tom Baldwin. End the week strong by staying humble and disciplined.

In your opinion, what is the most important psychological trait that can increase the chances of success as a trader?

This year at Burning Man, I was reminded to "Follow that dream, follow that instinct." It’s easy to get caught up in daily life and forget what truly drives us. But Burning Man has reignited my commitment to living authentically and pursuing what truly matters. Let’s keep

This weekend, I’m heading out to climb Cho Oyu, the sixth-highest mountain in the world, standing at 8,188 meters (26,864 feet). Located on the border of Tibet and Nepal, Cho Oyu is known for being one of the more “achievable” 8,000-meter peaks, but make no mistake: it's still a