Pro traders aren't any better at "predicting" where the market will go than a hobby trader, and its not the job. The difference is all in execution: Finding lvls, protecting profits once available, stopping out & adjusting when wrong, and consistant loss size control. Focus there

Big week coming up. Ignore all the noise on what the market will do and won’t do. Not a single person knows what will happen. Dont have personal bias’s set either. Trade what the market presents this week and if you don’t know what that is, then DO NOT TRADE.

Discipline always matters in trading, but in extremely volatile, radically uncertain markets, it counts more than any other time Behaviour Slippage can be huge at these times. 👉If the trade fits your approach, you take it. The exception is if you have a rule about not trading

Today, Charles Gasparino of FOX said something very unusual. He said that "Wall street executives are finding out that a trade deal between India and US is close." For weeks now, I have been reporting how it seems Wall Street has been getting inside information regarding trade

Here is a thread of numerous trades that were unusual in the last month. These are just some of the many. It is inexcusable. See more: x.com/unusual_whales…

The quality of your trades is refined through waiting 🧵 Your job is to “click.” But that simple action becomes the best possible click only through waiting. 🧵1/5

Putting total blinders on took my trading to the next level. I pay 0 attention to what other traders say, macro, other charts. Only input to my decisions is 1) My ES chart 2) My 1 entry setup 3) My 1 trade management system. World doesn't exist outside that. All signal, no noise

Las Vacas NO DAN LECHE. Un campesino acostumbraba a decirles a sus hijos cuando eran niños: "Cuando tengan 12 años les contaré el secreto de la vida." Cuando el mayor cumplió 12 años, le preguntó ansiosamente a su padre cuál era el secreto de la vida. El padre le respondió que

Don't tell your parents Your spouse Whover is close to you... That you're re going to be a successful trader I don't even recommend sharing your journey with them at all You don't need that pressure on you You don't need them constantly asking if you made money You know what

Decide that you're a professional. And every day, think and act like one.

You don’t need a homerun every day. You need one clean decision, repeated daily. That’s how careers are built.