$ZEC GIVEAWAY 🎁
No matter what happens with this trade, I’m giving away $100:
10 people × $10 each.
To enter:
1. Follow me
2. Like this post
3. Retweet
4. Comment your $ZEC target 👇
BUT… 📣
If $ZEC dumps to $410 and I’m still in the position:
I’LL MAKE IT A $1,000 GIVEAWAY. 💰
10 people × $100 each.
Now to the trade:
I’ll keep the SL very tight because it’s still possible the market pumps even though I don’t believe it will.
Where are the $ZEC worshippers? 👀
Are we going straight to $1,000 in a one-minute candle, or will the market finally bless me with the dump?
Current SL: $530
Either I lose around $12,000, or I make around $80,000 if $ZEC reaches $410.
That’s the R/R I’m willing to take.
I’ll move the SL to break-even once the trade is sufficiently in profit ✔️
If the Professor gets paid, the Army gets paid too. 🫡
Now SMASH the comments section and pump this tweet like crazy 🔥
Good evening.
The best dividend and return on investment is freedom of choice.
The freedom to say no.
No need to make the deal.
No need to take the job.
No need to accept the situation.
That freedom is not created overnight.
It is built over time through discipline, patience, and consistently making good decisions.
I will take you by the hand and walk you through that journey.
You earn this freedom by embracing the wisdom of the Professor and understanding his principles.
Some of my followers will become ridiculously wealthy.
Not because they get lucky.
Not because they chase every opportunity.
But because they learn to think differently, act rationally, and remain disciplined when others cannot.
Some will be among the chosen ones.
Professor
Lesson of the Day: What Is Luck?
The word luck is one of the most misunderstood concepts in human history.
Psychologists, statisticians, philosophers, and economists have studied it for decades, and their conclusion is uncomfortable:
What we call luck is often a combination of probability, preparation, and survivorship bias.
Humans are wired to see results, not processes.
When we observe someone becoming wealthy, building a great company, or making a perfect trade, our brains create a simple story:
“He got lucky.”
Why?
Because the alternative is more difficult to accept.
The alternative is that success may have required thousands of hours of invisible work, years of uncertainty, countless failures, emotional pain, discipline, and persistence when nobody was watching.
Research in cognitive psychology shows that people systematically underestimate preparation and overestimate chance when evaluating the success of others.
Nassim Taleb described this phenomenon beautifully:
We observe the winners and forget the graveyard of those who tried and failed.
This is called survivorship bias.
Luck exists.
Being born in a stable country is luck.
Meeting the right person is luck.
Being healthy is partly luck.
Being alive at the right moment in history is luck.
But luck alone rarely creates greatness.
A lottery winner receives money through luck.
A great investor compounds wealth for decades through skill.
One is random.
The other is prepared to benefit when randomness presents an opportunity.
In statistics, there is a concept called “surface area for luck.”
The more attempts you make, the more people you meet, the more skills you develop, the more risks you take, the larger your surface area becomes.
The world calls the outcome luck.
Mathematics calls it increased probability.
The ancient Stoics had a different definition:
Luck is when the things outside your control meet the things inside your control.
You cannot control the wind.
You can control the sails.
And perhaps that is the deepest definition of luck:
Luck is not the cause of extraordinary lives.
Luck is the reward that often arrives after years of preparation, disguised as coincidence.
The unprepared person sees a miracle.
The prepared person sees an opportunity.
Professor 🎩
🚨 HUGE GIVEAWAY — WIN $250 🚨
One lucky person will win $250. 💰
How to enter:
✅ Tag 3 friends in the comments
✅ Tell me why you follow Professor or what lesson from Professor has helped you the most
✅ Like, share, and repost this post
✅ Follow Professor
📅 Entry period: Now until 3rd June, 13:00 CET
🏆 The winner will be chosen based on the most thoughtful, insightful, or creative response.
Make some fucking noise for the highest-quality community on X 🔥
We are going to flood this platform with so much alpha that people won’t be able to resist joining the army and becoming part of the winning team.
The mission is simple: learn, grow, and win together.
Prof Army, assemble. Let’s fucking gooooo! 🚀
🎄 $100 CHRISTMAS BET GIVEAWAY 🎄
🚨 BTC OPTION TRADE 🚨
Bought $BTC put options. Expecting a Monday morning low below $86,500.
💼 Risk: $25,000 📄 Size: 100 BTC contracts 🎯 Defined risk – strong R/R
Setup mirrors the last BOJ rate-hike price action.
🎯 The Bet: Guess the exact BTC price tomorrow at 09:00 CET.
➡️ Closest guess wins $100 💰
📌 Rules:
▶️ Drop your guess in the comments ▶️ Follow me + repost
⚠️ Only valid if BTC < $86,500
Good luck & Merry Christmas 🎄🚀
@WatcherGuru i av summed up to almost 4hundred thousand rands...apx 20thousand bucks in may2022 then my money gone..I hope he go to hell and burn scammer🤬😞
Actually, I’m very happy about the recent growth of my account.
My DMs are exploding — exchanges want to collaborate.
And the truth is:
I didn’t do anything so far.
Literally nothing.
I might need a manager or someone to handle these things,
because I don’t have time for it,
and I don’t want to focus on it —
I just want to trade.
Plus, I have several companies and projects to manage as well.
So yeah, just wanted to share this with you.
For now, I’ll keep providing big value and let it grow naturally.
I definitely have big plans in mind.
Professor ⚔️