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Lfmao people are deleting their bull and uptober tweets from a day ago

You're not bullish enough

A surefire way to make a bad situation worse is to continue replaying it in your mind. The damage is done. The only thing that matters now is making the best choice given your current position. Next play mentality. -James Clear

My 16-year old son has saved $500 and wants to invest it. He has a 40-year time horizon. Should we wait to hear what Fed says this afternoon?

The cost of short term clicks is long term relevance.

Don Murphy Instructions unclear. Buy or sell $msos

Joe Weisenthal Yes

So gotta game out the macro implications of an assumed world where we get tariffs reverting from 30% effective tariff rates to 10% ish and where such a situation nets out the economy in that context. Here’s some random thoughts and ideas I’m thinking through: - A shit ton of

Remember: expected value is specific to you and your edge. If the market isn't offering clear A+ setups according to YOUR plan, sitting on your hands can be the optimal play. If other people have A+ setups for them, that doesn’t mean they exist for you.

The 9 missiles that got through were definitely the ones France was supposed to intercept

How to fail at trading: Confuse being active with being productive.

when I first started trading, I'd catch a nice setup and make some good money eventually it'd be time to cut, and although I'd often hesitate, sometimes I'd manage to do so fluidly but immediately after, I'd find myself PRAYING for recession it felt like with no exposure the

everytime the market rips higher, you’ll have to endure a wave of regrets important to remember you’d feel that way even if you longed your entire networth at the very bottom markets are not your enemy, you are.

Everything compounds. Your money. Your health. Your income. Stop stressing over the big picture, and just focus on putting together a series of good choices every day.

Anyone else catch this?

Welcome to the banana (republic) zone

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How a $12 billion asset manager sees technical analysis.

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