This is just one of countless unethical ways money is made online. This video shows a poker bot farm. Multiple bots sit at the same table and share their cards in real time. Because they know each other’s cards, they never bluff or trap each other. They only bet

The President of Egypt when he realizes that Passover is coming next 👀😂

BRUTAL TRUTHS ABOUT TRADING: 1. A good setup with bad position sizing will still ruin you. 2. You'll learn more from one trade you held with discipline than ten you exited on emotion. 3. Nobody blows up on their worst trades. They blow up chasing losses from their worst

“As with other technological revolutions, AI will obsolete some roles and also create entirely new jobs.” The new jobs:

After realizing the market has endless opportunities, I never had FOMO again.

“Hope trades” destroy capital. Holding losers because you hope they come back: • Ties up buying power • Drains mental capital • Creates opportunity cost Professional rule: If the thesis breaks → Exit. Reallocate. Move on. Hope is not a strategy.

One of the best ways to find the next big winner is to track how stocks react to earnings. So, here are some of the best earnings right now: $AAOI Applied Optoelectronics +182.01% $LITE Lumentum +106.46% $FSLY Fastly +104.94% $GLW Corning +77.57% $POWL Powell Industries +64.35%

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Nobody talks about this edge in investing: Go read the 10-K of a company with a $40 million market cap. You know how many analysts cover it? Zero. You know how many institutional investors own it? Zero. You know how many people have read that 10-K? Probably four. Three of

Wookie Invests My trading account is primarily day and swing at most. Never long term. My IRA and retirement accounts are the long term.

If I could only swing trade 5 setups, I would choose these: 1) Accumulation bottom 2) Key level flip (resistance into support) 3) Higher low reversal 4) Weekly 200sma bounce 5) Low volume pullback (strong uptrend)

Deniz The Trader I never blew up an account. Not because I was special. Not because I got lucky early. But because I learned from watching others do it first. I saw the leverage. I saw the revenge trades. I saw the ego. And I decided before I risked real money that I'd rather learn the hard way

Risk management separates the successful traders from the gamblers "I'm always thinking about losing money as opposed to making money. Don't focus on making money, focus on protecting what you have" -Paul Tudor Jones So many famous investors have quotes similar to this one.

This is why trading is EXTREMELY HARD. It exposes every flaw you’ve been able to hide in the real world. Lazy? It shows up in your prep work Unorganized? It shows up in your executions Impatient? It shows up in your entries Emotional? It shows up in your PnL The market doesn’t

Bill Ackman literally gave a 44-minute masterclass that explains money better than any business school:

It is so hard to do but also a great idea

The idea that you “miss” out on trades isn’t true It assumes catching every move is possible It isn’t No trader catches every play Not every setup is yours to take Accept that, and FOMO disappears

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