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RaSinnicus

@rasinnicus

Don't be a degenerate. Risk management/emotional discipline above all else. Focus on price action. I don't ask for money or promote stocks/crypto/telegram.

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calendar_today02-08-2019 13:23:11

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Uncle Pac (@millionairebiz1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let’s see 2 days before Coin joins the S&P 500, a security breach was announced, stock drops 20 points, rallies 10 points and then a New York Times reporter out of Mexico City released a headline saying Coin is under investigation, that investigation started 2 1/2 years ago, this

Dear Son. (@dears_o_n) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As you grow older, you begin to understand: your father was just a man trying his best with what he knew. Forgive him. He was living life for the first time, too.

RaSinnicus (@rasinnicus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New LL formed. Draw and stack your boxes. Enter around the 50% area once you see buyers not accepting higher and higher bids. Target 1-2 boxes down. Dotted whites lines are renko pivots taken off the 15 minute renko TF Notice how things do not change. Enjoy your day

New LL formed. Draw and stack your boxes. Enter around the 50% area once you see buyers not accepting higher and higher bids.  Target 1-2 boxes down.

Dotted whites lines are renko pivots taken off the 15 minute  renko TF

Notice how things do not change. 

Enjoy your day
Uncle Pac (@millionairebiz1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What I consider my first sign to start paying attention to risk, on the 15 minute chart the 50 crossed down through 55 and 100 and sits sandwiched between the 8/21 and VWAP and sitting on S1, you had 2 days back to back that rejected the averages, the averages inverted! The

What I consider my first sign to start paying attention to risk, on the 15 minute chart the 50 crossed down through 55 and 100 and sits sandwiched between the 8/21 and VWAP and sitting on S1, you had 2 days back to back that rejected the averages, the averages inverted! The
RaSinnicus (@rasinnicus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are all one trade away from destruction. However, once you know what you are doing, you can create generational wealth with trading

carlos 🧪 (@carlonomics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The toughest part of trading is when you know you’re capable, you know you can execute yet you still find yourself doing dumb stuff. This phase lasts way longer than you expect. Sometimes it feels like it never ends.

Deniz The Trader (@denizthetrader) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Even Great Traders spend years to master in trading: Marty Schwartz : 10 years Jesse Livermore : 6 years Mark Minervini : 6 years Paul Tudor Jones: 5 years And How many years was for you to be profitable?

PaxTrader777🇺🇸 (@paxtrader777) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trading for active income is the hardest easiest money you will ever make. To be a long term profitable trader is a most difficult career. It is all encompassing. It requires us all to constantly grow physically, emotionally, spiritually & intellectually. Doing EVERYTHING with

PaxTrader777🇺🇸 (@paxtrader777) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are two parts to every trade; managing risk and managing profit. There are four categories of traders: 1-traders he’s consistently lose money, 2-breakeven traders, 3-consistently profitable and 4-those that become free. 1-never learn to manage the first part of a

J trader (@jtrader_14) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The good thing about trading? Even if you never become profitable, you still go on the deepest spiritual journey of your life. You start wanting money… you end up discovering: Your ego issues Your impulse control problems Your fear of uncertainty Your need to be right

PaxTrader777🇺🇸 (@paxtrader777) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Over trading will destroy your career very quickly. Under trading will also destroy your career but much more slowly and insidiously. Learning to balance the two is where long term profitability is found. Learning to strike a balance between the two takes a lot of time and

Atif Hussain (@atifhussainog) 's Twitter Profile Photo

God didn't put trading in your heart so you could buy a sports car. He put it there so you could quit your job. So you could provide for your family. So you could use your wealth to help others. Trading wealth comes with responsibility. The purpose is bigger than you. Stop