"No one will ever be so good that he or she will never take a loss. Being wrong is unavoidable, but staying wrong is a choice."

The Risk of Quitting Too Soon Some of the best trading windows show up right after the most frustrating ones. But most traders check out too soon. We’ll talk about how to recognize the shift tomorrow night in our live webinar: Trading Whippy Markets – June 4, 8PM ET 📺

Trading Rules for stocks I follow every day 👇

People ask me, “When did you finally become consistent?” They expect some secret holy grail. The reality is uglier. I became consistent when I was so tired of losing that I surrendered to boring, repeatable execution. No more tweaks. No more impulsive exits. Just the same

You’ll spend countless hours cursing the market. Swearing it’s rigged. That the institutions are hunting your stops. That the volatility is unfair. Then, after enough busted accounts and enough 3am regrets, a darker realization starts to creep in. The market wasn’t hunting

If this insane spending bill passes, the America Party will be formed the next day. Our country needs an alternative to the Democrat-Republican uniparty so that the people actually have a VOICE.

Execute your stops with the same pride as your profits.

Repeat after me: Money is made by waiting. Money is lost by acting without reason. Today I am a predator, not prey. I wait for my moment.”

Do not anticipate and move without market confirmation—being a little late in your trade is your insurance that you are right or wrong. -Jesse Livermore

You knew where to enter. You just didn’t have the patience to wait. Go back to line.

"The most dangerous time to trade is when a stock is trying to bottom. Trying to pick a low can be very frustrating and costly. You can increase the odds of success by waiting for the stock to turn, which will lessen the chance of failure."

Yumi is a great follow if you are in the markets.

How to Trade Like a Professional — Without Quitting Your Job 👇

"If you're going to become a stock trader, you will be trading for years, maybe even decades. If you regard each trade as just one out of a million over time, it becomes much easier to take a small loss and move on to the next trade."

Trading is easy. The hard part is waiting for the next setup.

This is a good lesson. The power of Simple base breakouts. Price is good above the line. Bad below. VERY small losses help us! I was sole provider, family of six. Living off investing profits. Nothing else. Had to get it right! #missionwinners #investing

Most investors are too busy—and too worried about missing the next big winner—that they pay far less attention to the far greater danger: losing money and holding big losers. That fear of missing out leads them into the inevitability of regression, volatility, and eventually deep

Execution Test: Stillness vs "LFG!!!" WallStreetBets chaos

Waiting is not the absence of trading. Waiting is trading without price: the place where it becomes clear whether you serve your rules or your impulses.

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