Ryan

Adoptive Parent of 5 kids, Husband of 19 yrs, Inventor of things. Loving the country life! I enjoy chess and trading. Romans 8:28

[Ryan @LivingLikeChess]

Here it is, 56 day win streak @Tradeify . Took 5 payouts from this $150k S2F account as shown. Still baby step trades but content with it at the moment.

Before I get bombarded with "what's your strategy" just let me say;

I'm still quite new to this, started last April with my first eval. I'm not great, I'm not rolling in money (yet). My trades aren't massive wins. I've had good mentors and was also fortunate to be home full time, homeschooling my children which gave me the time to put into the charts that many who are trying to do this alongside a job just can't do. So you can't compare the timeframe of my success to yours...situations are always different. I put in at least 3,000 hrs in my first year of learning and paying to play.

My "strategy" is not a one model deal. It's learned intuition based off many models and indicators that have conditioned my brain to act on PA in a way that I found works for me. I'm quite certain that my experience in playing speed chess, 1 minute games , over the past 10 years (over a million games played) have also made a huge impact on how I quickly pick up patterns, analyze in the moment and make the move. Once you learned majority of openings, strategies, patterns on a chess board you know longer have to think so much about it, you just know it and can act, you can see a checkmate from many moves out. It makes it really hard to define exactly how I trade since it's not always conditional.

This is what I mean by learned intuitional trading.. after you absorb so many strategies and put them into practice you begin to just see it in the PA and not so much thinking goes into it anymore.

My largest jump from just doing okay to "making a living type money" started once I dropped what everyone else was saying what I was supposed to do, what rules they think were best, what r/r, time of day.... all of it which are other peoples perspective and experience with their trading. I just like to trade how I want to trade and ignore all the " but this is how you are supposed to do it" . It's all definitely helped me, shaped me and gave foundational skills but eventually I think you have to make it your own.

None of them were wrong, but what works for me may never work for you and what works for you may never work for me. You'll find the way where you end up just doing you and it comes from dedication to the time in the charts and learning through many mistakes and rough times.

I'm not teaching, only thing I teach is chess to a local group of homeschoolers. I'm not an affiliate, I don't care about followers or any of that. I just enjoy trading, I enjoy chess, enjoy the life I have and don't mind sharing a bit of it. I always sincerely hope the best for everyone!

I was a multi-millionaire in my 20's, I went bankrupt after the 2008 collapse (was in real estate). It's taught me a different perspective of money and maybe one day I get back there, maybe not... doesn't really matter as I just go day by day and remain grateful for whatever I do have.

Geeze, I wrote to much, idk what happened on this post lol.

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@FuturesFarming Your thoughts on groundswell, the regenerative farming methods?

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@MeetMattL Have dozens, consistent profits, still doesn't feel like I'm in the 1% group.

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@CoutinhoNi57191 @YouTube She is better than most!

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We Gave a Deer a $150,000 Trading Account. It Ended Badly. https://t.co/oIIL3o0Qai via @YouTube

She was off to a great start though!

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@raku79791 What's that mean?

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If you watched The Theory of Everything I now challenge you to watch The Story of Everything. Fascinating.

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@jonbrooks $6500 for a compressor you still got robbed

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@elonmusk @grok what movie most closely resembles this future?

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@MrAnthonyYoung @t_sadiity Great example of why one scenario doesn't make every case the same. Obviously bad people in the system as well.

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@WatchwellPod @Sean_McDowell Read it but wrote what you did not read? That scripture does not say "The Father and Jesus is God".

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That is not what 1 Cor 8:6 says. You twisted it to fit the trinity doctrine. "Yet for us there is but one God, the Father, from whom all things came and for whom we live; and there is but one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom all things came and through whom we live."

This verse, when properly understood, is actually strong evidence that Jesus Christ is not God. Polytheism was rampant in Corinth, and Scripture is clear that “there is no God but one” (1 Cor. 8:4; Deut. 6:4; Isa. 45:5). Then the text continues with the statements that although there may be many gods and lords for non-Christians, for Christians there is but one God, the Father, and one Lord, Jesus Christ.

Also, notice how the “Holy Spirit” is missing from Paul’s definition of God here. If the doctrine of the Trinity is correct, then this text can only be construed as confusing. As Paul is defining God here for Christians, if he was a Trinitarian, it is absolutely mind boggling that he would forget to mention the Holy Spirit who, according to Trinitarianism, is a co-equal member of the Godhead. Instead, Paul tells us that only the Father is God. That should stand as conclusive evidence that Jesus is not God. Our Savior, but not God.

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@jeffstark_

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@Onlyonesirkings One of the greatest periods of time in my life was when I was broke.

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@forttunee_ The one you could never tell if I won or lost by expression only.

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@Timiszn_01 Then comes NPAT, expenses.

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@VFxtrade1 40 tick stop loss no matter what.

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Building a guest home on the farm, doing things with the wife and 5 kids, taking care of any maintenence around the property that came up during the week, and every now and then actually getting a chance to relax and enjoy a really good pour of whiskey neat with a top shelf cigar.

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@jacktradesnq Because in the trading world you're not allowed to use the word intuition. Even though it can be highly profitable.

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@ogeetrades Learn to embrace the humility and growth follows.