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Most traders use multiple timeframes wrongly. They trade on the 5-min timeframe and look at the monthly charts for bias. That’s like taking a rocket to go to the second floor, overkill! So here’s the solution… 1.Identify your trading timeframe 2.Define your higher timeframe

You can make money on a bad decision and lose money on a good decision. Most importantly, never let one decision take you out of the game. Trading is about probabilities, and the same applies to life.

Trading isn’t like a regular job where you get a fixed pay cheque each month. Instead, there are times where market conditions are favourable to you and you’ll make good money. And there are times where market conditions aren’t favourable and you’ll go into a drawdown (where

5 stages to profitable trading: 1: Blow up accounts 2: Death by a thousand cuts 3: Realise the importance of having an edge 4: Finds an edge 5: Develop multiple trading systems to profit in different market conditions

Often, I see traders asking questions like these… “Is exponential or simple moving average better?” “Should I buy Tesla stock right now or wait for a pullback?” “What is the best RSI setting?” Here’s the thing… In trading, there’s no such thing as “best”. What’s “best”

If you manage your risk, your profits will take care of itself. If not, your parents will take care of you.

You won’t make money every day. Here’s why… A trading strategy seeks to exploit certain market conditions in order to profit from it. (For example, Trend Following makes money when many markets are trending together.) But as you know, the markets are always changing. One

In trading, you're not paid by the hour. You're paid by doing the correct things over again.

The biggest mistake I made as a trader: No edge. That’s why my account is always in the red. Instead, do this… 1. Find an edge (mean reversion, trend following or momentum) 2. Develop a system around it 3. Validate it Do this and 10x your chance of success.

I’ve read hundreds of trading books and most are a waste of time. But among all the junk, there are a few trading books that transformed my trading. These books contain trading systems with backtested results (not some theory that sounds good on paper). This saves you… •

5 steps to profitable trading: 1: Read trading books (or any stuff) with backtested results. 2: Extract the concepts from it. 3: Develop a trading system based on those concepts. 4: Validate it. 5: Trade it. Do this and you’ll be ahead of 99% of traders.

It’s easy to grow a small trading account. Want to take a $500 and double it within 2 days? Want to make 50% a week? It’s easy because all you need to do is risk a huge % of your account on each trade, and if the trade goes your way, BOOM—target achieved. But here’s the

If you really want to profitable trader, stop screwing around. Do these 3 things: 1. Do backtesting over chart analysis. 2. Do position sizing over fixed size. 3. Do follow your rules over strategy hopping. Success isn’t a destination. It’s doing the right things over

I’m sure you can agree: Professionals like lawyers, doctors, pilots, etc, spend 5 years (or more) to master their craft. That’s why in the early years of their career, they typically don’t “see the money” as they are in the learning stage. But when they get good at it, BOOM,

5 things professional traders tell themselves: 1: Losses are the cost of doing business. 2: Market conditions will change. 3: That’s why no trading system works all the time. 4: Risk management helps me live to fight another day. 5: I’m responsible for my results. What do