Are we morally obliged to keep feeding people who can’t feed themselves but continue to reproduce, creating exponentially more people who can’t feed themselves, and if so, is there a limiting principle to this?
I’m personally not interested in wealth that doesn’t come with psyche-stretching moments
$AMD has dropped 50%+ many times since 2014
The stock price today is a work of art, not just capital gains for their own sake
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Great message. Be patient and give yourself time to grow and develop. The opportunity in the stock market is well worth the investment. But the first and best investment you need to make, is an investment in yourself.
I built 2 TradingView indicators using Claude.
1. HTF Charts (see higher timeframes without switching)
2. Key Intraday Levels
Giving them away only for the next 3 days.
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Eli Lilly $LLY having another solid day up 3%
It still is the Claude portfolio's 3rd largest holding
Read below on the most recent reasoning for buying and holding
🚨 BREAKING:
THE MAN WHO PREDICTED THE 2008 CRASH, MICHAEL BURRY, JUST SAID:
"SPACEX, ANTHROPIC, AND OPENAI IPOS WILL RAISE MORE THAN THE 300 DOT-COMS DID IN 2000."
HE HOLDS A $1 BILLION AI SHORT SINCE 2025: $912M IN $PLTR AND $187M IN $NVDA
HE KNOWS HUGE DUMP IS COMING...
For people who are worried about the market today, I get it. This stuff is very stressful.
So I put together a chart of all of the times the VIX (the "fear index" of the market) was up over 30% in a day (like today) in the past ten years.
23 out of 25 instances the market was higher one month later. The only two times it wasn't was Feb 2020 when Covid hit the economy in March 2020.
What is the underlying message? When people are afraid, they make bad decisions. Do the opposite.
Attached is a chart summarizing my results.
New Traders vs. Pro Traders
New Traders
Pro Traders
Focus on profits
Focus on process and consistency
Trade emotions
Trade based on rules and data
Overtrade frequently
Wait patiently for high,probability setups
Risk too much per trade
Manage risk carefully
Chase the market
Let the market come to their levels
Change strategies often
Master one proven strategy
Fear losses
Accept losses as part of trading
Look for certainty
Think in probabilities
Key Lesson
The biggest difference is not the strategy,it's discipline and risk management.
A new trader asks:
How much can I make?
A professional trader asks:
How much can I lose if I'm wrong?
In trading, survival comes first. Consistent profits follow.