Day trading, swing trading, or long-term investing — which is best? The truth is they all work. You have to find the one that works for your personality, risk tolerance and most importantly, the one you can execute consistently long-term.

It’s not that professional traders don’t feel pain when they encounter losses, it’s just that they are indifferent to it. The ability to not let losses affect their day to day life is priceless.

Trading doesn’t get easier. The more money you make, the more you grow, the harder the games become. The only difference is you become better at it as you get more habituated to the work. If it’s getting easier, then you’re not going outside of your comfort zone enough.

You can't trade profitably with just liquidity OR timing—you need BOTH working together. This single realization unlocked 7-figures for me. Here's my exact 5-step strategy to combine both and enter at the perfect moment.

The ONLY 3 instruments I’d pick to trade in:

Just because something is cheap doesn’t mean that it will not continue going down. Just because it’s expensive doesn’t mean that it will not continue going up. Value is subjective. Price is objective.

A wise man is self-sufficient. A self-sufficient man enjoys solitude, yet never resents the company of friends. He conquers hardships not because he’s immune to them, but because he remains indifferent to them. He own things, but is not owned by them. He could lose everything

The double top/double bottom is the most obvious liquidity trap in trading. Banks know retail enters at equal highs/lows, then sweep stops before the real move. Here's how to identify these:

My HONEST thoughts on prop firms:

Lunch is for wimps. If you want to reach your fullest potential, avoid crowds at all cost. If they doubt you, you start doubting yourself. If they praise you, you get complacent. The greatest superpower is the ability to sit in solitude for an extended period of time. Only

A true friendship exists only when neither person seeks to gain from the other. If you enter a friendship hoping to extract status, money, or opportunity, that isn’t friendship — it’s a transaction. Real friends seek nothing but the presence of one another.