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TRADESVCP

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calendar_today17-04-2020 09:44:32

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John Muchow, MSCS (@johnmuchow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New @TradingView Alpha Edge indicator alert options! 🚀 1-day AVWAP crossing above or below the 2-day AVWAP. Unlike many other AVWAP tools, Alpha Edge 1-day and 2-day auto-anchored VWAP work seamlessly with any exchange globally, respecting trading days, hours, and holidays! 🔥

Kinfo (@kinfo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Verified trader Xavier Comas went from $1K to $800K trading VWAP. Now he holds nothing back, explaining why you might be using VWAP wrong: 👉 youtu.be/KrSEp116PAo

Fabrizio Romano (@fabrizioromano) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Vincent Kompany on people appreciating him: “Don't believe the hype, don't believe the drama”. “When I arrived here at Bayern, I'd been promoted with 101 points, then relegated with 20, then won the league here – two years ago I was the worst manager and today I’m the very

🚨 Vincent Kompany on people appreciating him: “Don't believe the hype, don't believe the drama”.

“When I arrived here at Bayern, I'd been promoted with 101 points, then relegated with 20, then won the league here – two years ago I was the worst manager and today I’m the very
Tito/ GnT Trades (@gnt_trades) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Good morning, say it with me "I am building something that takes years, not days. One slow week does not erase months of progress. One missed trade does not define my ability. I play the long game. I trust the compound effect. I stay the course."

Steve Burns (@sjosephburns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“In the stock market, you’re playing probabilities, not certainties; that means you cannot be correct all the time. If you make more on your winners than you lose on your losers over time, that’s all you need to accomplish to be successful.” 
— Mark Minervini

“In the stock market, you’re playing probabilities, not certainties; that means you cannot be correct all the time. If you make more on your winners than you lose on your losers over time, that’s all you need to accomplish to be successful.”

— Mark Minervini
Steve Burns (@sjosephburns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This quote about Jim Simon’s’ early Medallion Fund’s success is hilarious: 😂 “When it notched up its first $1 million one-day profit in 1990, Simons handed out champagne — but $1 million one-day gains quickly “became so frequent that the drinking got a bit out of hand”

This quote about Jim Simon’s’ early Medallion Fund’s success is hilarious: 😂

“When it notched up its first $1 million one-day profit in 1990, Simons handed out champagne — but $1 million one-day gains quickly “became so frequent that the drinking got a bit out of hand”
Ameet Rai (@ameetrai_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As traders our journeys are split into two phases The knowledge phase where we consume, read and are receptive to theories, concepts, ideas on how we should trade The simplification phase where after trying & failing we peel back the layers & start focusing on what works for us

Mark Minervini (@markminervini) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We all experience the same emotions; your challeges are not unique. Stop beating yourself up. Be patient and give yourself time to grow and develop.

Musco Omo lile (@muscoayo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My biggest mistake wasn’t learning fraüd back then. In 2019, my friends persuaded me to learn ‘Yah00’ but I refused because I wanted to be a good son to my parents and not go astray. I even insulted them at the time. Not long after, in 2020, some of my friends became part of the

My biggest mistake wasn’t learning fraüd back then. In 2019, my friends persuaded me to learn ‘Yah00’ but I refused because I wanted to be a good son to my parents and not go astray. I even insulted them at the time.

Not long after, in 2020, some of my friends became part of the
Driver Trades (@drxtrades) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Qullamaggie on If You’re Losing Money Trading After Two Years, Something Is Seriously Wrong “It took me two years to start making money. You’re still losing money? Well then, you need to work on your setups. You need to probably stop trading and actually start studying some

iain (@ohiain) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Win rate is one of the most overrated metrics in trading. Risk-to-reward is what actually pays you, so let me break it down for you. Back in 2021-2022, a lot of “furus” sold beginners on flashy stats like 90% win rate because it sounds impressive to people who don’t understand

Tito/ GnT Trades (@gnt_trades) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Some of the best traders I know have been trading the same setup, on the same time frame, on the same market for 20 years. They don't care about anything else." That's from John Carter in "Mastering the Trade" and it's probably one of the more underrated messages in the book.

"Some of the best traders I know have been trading the same setup, on the same time frame, on the same market for 20 years. They don't care about anything else."

That's from John Carter in "Mastering the Trade" and it's probably one of the more underrated messages in the book.
Mark Minervini (@markminervini) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Anyone with a functioning brain can trade stocks successfully—so then, why do few succeed on a big level? Because few are willing to admit one simple truth: you suck! Your head is full—sucky opinions, sucky assumptions, and “logic” that feels right but produces the wrong

J Law (@jlawstock) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I use two entry approaches: pullbacks and breakouts. Most of my entries come from pullbacks. Breakouts are used more selectively. In $ARM, I first entered on March 30 through a pullback — my favorite type of M.E.T.A. setup. But trading should never be rigid. As the structure

I use two entry approaches: pullbacks and breakouts.

Most of my entries come from pullbacks. Breakouts are used more selectively.

In $ARM, I first entered on March 30 through a pullback — my favorite type of M.E.T.A. setup. But trading should never be rigid. As the structure
Jay (@jayxdesign) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"The coward never started and the weak died along the way. That leaves just us, fighting." — Phil Knight (founder of Nike)

"The coward never started and the weak died along the way. That leaves just us, fighting."

— Phil Knight (founder of Nike)
Elite Swing Traders (@1chartmaster) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Opinions are like A...... everyone has one. There's more than one way to skin a cat. Do what works for you and block out the rest of the noise. You will be better off in the long run.