Trading is not an intellectual activity. It's an emotional one.
The decisions that cost you money aren't analytical failures. They're emotional ones. Fear. Greed. Ego. The inability to pull the trigger. The inability to let go.
Over-intellectualising pulls you toward analysis and perfectionism and away from the one thing that actually matters: taking risk.
The best traders don't eliminate the emotional side. They learn to work with it. Ignore it at your peril — it's always there, and it will always find you.
Vulnerability is speaking your truth when it is scary
It is the strength most likely to be mistaken for a weakness.
It is the healer of shame
The creator of intimacy
The ownership of who you are
@ImreSG@Capital_Hungry@MRKT_AI Does LOCATION/LEVEL comes from bigtrade-Orderflow ? My teacher says no to that, but I really interested to backtest this.
Richard Feynman ganó el Nobel de Física y dijo algo que dejó huella:
"La mayoría de personas saben muchas cosas. Pero no saben pensar."
Feynman dio una clase magistral de 1 hora sobre física e imaginación.
Sus 12 lecciones de vida:
1. La imaginación le gana al conocimiento
6 INSTITUTIONS ACTUALLY MOVING THE MARKET…
We hear the word “institution” all the time but most people know and understand very little about their function and just how powerful they are.
Here are some of the largest global players in the financial markets.
Most people try to change their sense of "not good enough" from the head.
But it’s actually more effective to change it physically in the body. This is how:
Unprofitable traders don’t lack “reconnection with themselves” or motivation.
They lack expectancy, Sharpe, and a positive profit factor.
Breathwork and cold plunge won’t fix a negative edge.
Some think they’ve figured everything out. I still read every chart like it’s my first, because in the most fascinating enigma on the planet, the financial markets, the moment you think you know, you’re already behind.
Reading the flow, scalping ladders, analyzing market & volume profiles...
Anyone can learn that stuff. It's not particularly difficult.
But... if you think you're going to crack the code watching videos, you're so sadly mistaken.
You need to learn how to THINK