Cris

Trying to chase the dream

[Jynxzi @jynxzi]

@laligafraudss This is what happens when you fail to top your group you fucking moron

[Jago @HEISJAGO]

Throwback to when Rakitic gave Mascherano a penalty, so he could score his first and only Barcelona goal ..

Look at the joy on their faces, prime Barcelona was a family 🥹❤️

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

This fact about Messi and Lamine Yamal is WILD 🤯

(h/t @BastienFachan)

[Trader Theory @tradertheory]

Prop firm traders as soon as they fail a challenge:

[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

RIP THE SCRIPT @Nike

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[𝐒𝐌𝐎𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐖𝐈𝐙𝐀𝐑𝐃 @swizardcore]

“ok ill have one drink”

5:79 am:

[atlas @reatlashype]

We are all him.

[MP𖤐 @MagicalPep]

🎙️Toni Kroos (Ex-Real Madrid) on Eric Garcia’s red card

🗣️: “I’m not one to usually defend Barcelona, but you have to be honest, they’ve been hard done by there. For me, that’s never a red card, especially in a game of this magnitude. Decisions like that end up deciding everything and take away from what should be a top-level contest.

Barcelona actually started the game well, sharp and on the front foot, but the sending-off and a penalty not given for a reckless challenge on Fermin Lopez completely shifts the momentum. It’s very difficult to recover or build any rhythm when something like that goes against you so early.

And with VAR in place, there’s really no excuse. These are the moments it’s supposed to get right. Fair play to Barcelona though, even with ten men they kept fighting, but when you’re dealing with decisions like that, it’s always going to be an uphill battle. They definitely deserved more from the game.”

[Jeff @JeffFcb14]

Teníamos un defensa que sabía defender estas jugadas y lo dejamos ir gratis

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🗣️ Thierry Henry on Barcelona Vs Atletico Madrid both-leg officiating controversy:

“I’m sorry, but what did I just watch over two legs? Because that’s not football, that’s decisions deciding games.

First leg, you send off Cubarsí for that? Minimal contact, the boy barely touches him and suddenly it’s a red card that flips the entire tie. Then you have a clear handball inside the six-yard box from Pubill, he literally stops the ball with his hand like he’s playing basketball and VAR just… goes quiet? How is that even possible at this level?

Koke is out there doing late challenges, off-ball stuff all game, no cards. Not even a warning. But on the other side, Eric García gets a straight red when Koundé is literally right there to cover? So now we’re rewriting the ‘last man’ rule as we go?

And don’t get me started on Olmo, pushed from behind, clear as day, no penalty. Then you count the fouls Atlético made… how many yellows? Zero? Come on. You can’t tell me that’s normal.

Then Ferran scores, and we’re talking about offside on a rebound situation? That goal should stand. Simple.

At some point, you stop calling it ‘bad luck’ and you start asking real questions. Because when every big decision goes one way, it’s not coincidence anymore. Barcelona didn’t just lose this tie… they were taken out of it.”

[Dom @KnowerOfBans]

The highest high I’ve ever experienced in a sport. I could feel the adrenaline for hours.

[Andrew NFX @andrew_nfx]

I met a trader in Dubai who was doing $80k/month in prop firm payouts.

He showed me his stats.

71% win rate.

Average RR: 0.8R to 1.2R.

I asked him why such low risk-reward.

'Bro, I tried the 1:3RR+ thing for 2 years. Blew 40+ accounts. My win rate was 25%. I'd have 8-10 losing trades in a row and couldn't handle it mentally.'

'Then I switched to taking quick profits. 1:1 mostly. Sometimes less if price shows weakness.'

'My win rate jumped to 70%+.'

He was running $2.8M in combined funding across 8 accounts.

Some months he'd make 1%. Some months 5%.

But he was consistent.

And the psychology was easier.

Winning 7 out of 10 trades feels completely different than winning 3 out of 10.

Even if the math says they're equal.

Your brain doesn't care about math during a 12-trade losing streak.

He told me:

'I don't need to be right about where price is going long-term. I just need to be right about the next 10-15 pips. That's it.'

Most traders are chasing these huge runners because someone on YouTube told them that's what 'real traders' do.

Meanwhile this guy is taking home $80k/month with 0.8-1.2R trades.

You don't need massive risk-reward to make serious money.

You need capital + consistency + a win rate you can actually maintain.

Low RR with high win rate will always beat high RR with low win rate when it comes to prop firm payouts.

[Martin @martinfxtrade]

Trading is literally like going to the gym.

Miss a few days → you feel off
Overtrade → you burn out
Chase moves → you get injured

Consistency beats intensity.

The best traders aren’t the smartest…
They’re the most disciplined.

[Trader Theory @tradertheory]

POV: Day traders waking up for NY session today

[PJ Trades @PJtrades_NQ]

PSA:

Nobody goes from inconsistent beginner to consistently profitable overnight.

This game will test you.
Mentally. Emotionally. Financially.

The market will put you through hell first.

But if you survive it…
on the other side is freedom, confidence, and a level of self mastery most people never reach.

[Juan @juandotrades]

trading got easier when i stopped trying to catch the entire move

i catch my piece
i get paid
i close the charts

the market can keep the rest

i’m not greedy

just consistent

[Trader Theory @tradertheory]

Only in trading.

[ITORO @itoro_mark]

That moment when trading starts to click and you have that feeling that breakthrough is coming soon