Most traders don’t fail because of strategy.
They fail because they lack patience.
I’ve been there; overtrading, forcing setups, blowing good days.
Everything changed when I learned:
• Not every day is a trading day
• Liquidity comes always before the major moves
• Patience pays more than activity
If you’re serious about becoming consistent, follow along.
@Kelvinking_ A trader’s first responsibility is to protect their capital.
Opportunities are endless, so I’d rather miss a trade than force one and end up taking a stop-loss.
A trader’s growth isn’t measured by how often they win.
It’s measured by how quickly they recover.
You still make mistakes. The difference is you recognize them sooner, adapt faster, and move on without letting one bad trade turn into a bad week.
That’s what real growth looks like.
Triste, frustrado e desiludido.
Este grupo de jogadores fez com que as minhas expectativas fossem altas, não só pela qualidade, mas também pelo facto do incrível grupo que criámos ao longo destes anos.
Obrigado a todos os jogadores, equipa técnica e a todo o staff que nos acompanhou e ajudou todos os dias durante o mundial.
A todos os portugueses um muito obrigado pelo vosso apoio e crença.
Take all the risk you want to take but make sure you don’t BLOW YOUR ACCOUNT.
Access to funding is getting harder day by day. This is a warning not an advice.
Cape Verde came to win. They showed no respect to Argentina.
They would have qualified if they faced the other teams other African clowns lost to.
Respect to them 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Respect to this Cape Verde team. They’re very decent, highly competitive, and they’ve made this a game worth watching.
As for Argentina…
Don’t ever try this rubbish with me again, una wan kill me?