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Trading is a job where you get paid for the quality of your decisions, not your time. You can spend hours in front of your screen and still make $0.

$TSLA was 'just a car' $AAPL was 'just a phone' $FB was 'just a website' $NVDA was 'just a chip' $SBUX was 'just coffee' $MCD was 'just fast food' The journey of a thousand miles starts with one step. Don't let your cynicism get in the way of investing success.

Trading is: 10% Execution 20% Planning 70% Waiting Yet this is what it looks like for most of you: 99% Execution 0.9% Planning 0.1% Waiting And you wonder why you're losing money.

[img:U9u5A3GAq] How to make $1,325 using $50 in 3 days. Proof you don't need high capital to make a good living from trading. What matters is the knowledge in your head. And your skill as a trader.

If you start taking trades based on how much money you've lost... Or if you keep thinking about how much money you could have made if only you'd stayed in a trade longer... You're gonna have some problems buddy.

Weekends: • Plan out the week. • Backtest your strategy. • Reflect on your trades for the week. Weekdays: • Stay focused. • Execute the plan. • Aim to do better than the last week.

How to make $200 in 10 mins by only risking $30. A breakdown of this trade and how you can do this too! 🧵 [img:bXsatoBP2]

How to make sure you stay poor in the next bull run: 1. Zero HODL. Take profits quickly. 2. Zero due diligence. 3. Invest into diarrhea shitcoins. 4. FOMO high, panic sell low. 5. No patience. 6. Dabble in everything, master of none. 7. What is risk management?? 8. 0 journalling

"Learning more" is killing your gains. If you've been in this market for more than 6 months... You have bad habits that need addressing. Acquiring more knowledge will not make you profitable. Find them. Write them down. Fix them. Or keep losing money.

If someone were to quit trading... I would completely understand. Most only think there is a financial cost. But do not think there is a mental cost. The stats tell you that 90% fail. Yet no one ever thinks that they are likely part of the 90%