It is a Good morning...
Reading X and smiling, the ole man still knows how to get them talking.
Meanwhile, as a reminder to Folks asking or misrepresenting the facts; I am not receiving a single penny of any affiliate commissions from any participating Prop Firm. Not now, nor ever.
Every bit of their Prop Firm affiliate commision is to go to St. Jude Children's Cancer Research.
None of it ever gets touched by me or any company I own or am part of. I didn't enter the commissions market, I simply inspired people who run these companies and those who patron them anyways; to direct some to a worthy cause.
The "ICT" portion is for attention to the cause and inspiration to the already established customer base.
So please, don't make a collective endeavor by all involved a tabloid of lies. I will not be transitioning into revenue income from this. As the Prop firms should and do mention publicly.
5 more Prop firms have contacted me with their interest in supporting the St Jude fundraiser.
I will be circulating participating firms advert starting Monday.
I have replied by email to all correspondence related to this campaign.
So excited to see the impact we make for children's cancer research.
Thank you!
I am getting many emails concerning the charity campaign with code "ICT".
Some are clearly fake or scammers emailing me.
Here is how we will do it from jump street...
From your company X profile, create a splash graphic announcing your company's willingness to forward all affiliate commission revenue generated with "ICT" to @StJude over the next four weeks and you email me a statement of what you generated and sent to St Jude, I will re-tweet from this X account your splash advertising tweet.
Any company who participates and forwards the statement of distributions to St. Jude will get personal ad time in my YouTube channel, no charge, twice a week, after the 4 week campaign.
I do not receive a penny in this, your company has full rights to tax benefits.
Simple, honest and for a good cause.
I wanted to pop on to let you know I won't be able to share tonight. The boys are fellowshipping with Dad.
Not trading tomorrow, so I will have time to share by NY lunch macro.
I was asked how to overcome anxiety and fear of losing trades...
For thing we must do is to remind ourselves that we alone are the one in control of entering trades. Risk is nonexistent, until we are in a position. We must have a sound model in which we employ with our trades... not impulsive hunches or copying someone else.
We must control greed and this is by limiting the number of trades we are permitting ourselves in any given metric, e.g. - per week, day or session.
We must know our self, what causes us to go off the rails, or gives us too much of an ego driven mania. This can only be discovered in a systematic desensitization process of deleveraged executions with a single model, away from the witness and influence of anyone else.
Learning to be content with enough. As humans, we tend to covet what others have or can do. Accept the fact that you are learning to read the market well, over time.
It does not happen for everyone quickly and it is absolutely normal for you to feel as if it is taking longer than you want.
Submit to it and the time you personally require. This is self-control, not denial of success.
There are no shortcuts, no matter how anyone else markets it or promises.
"Slow is smooth, smooth is fast."
People are pretending to be me and offering trade mirroring and soliciting by email.
Their fraudulent email is [email protected]
This is a scammer - don't believe anyone pretending to be me, offering a paid Mentorship, private 1 on 1 Mentoring, trade mirroring or copying or account management.
I am quite rich, I don't beg for money.
What Makes Taking Losses Scary?
The absence of a sound trading model and impeccable Risk Management.
You fear losses, because you don't know your model, it's efficiency and yourself.
You will lose, given enough opportunities trying.
A sound model in the hands of a capable, sober-minded Trader, that employs impeccable Risk Management, prevents fear of losses; and replaces it with concern over KPI's.
The more you know...