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[Mark Minervini @markminervini]

The key to great trading: stop judging yourself and stop forecasting. When conditions are bullish, act bullish; when they’re bearish, adjust. Trust your process. You’ll buy stocks that go to zero and sell some that go to infinity—the key is what you do in between. You will make many mistakes; you’ll never trade perfectly. You can only learn to perfectly trade your plan. Making mistakes is trading. Mitigating them is professional trading.

[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

@SJosephBurns Team 5: Mark Minervini

[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

@Kinfo @javimedina LEZZZGOOO

[Mark Minervini @markminervini]

Success is a good thing.
It inspires others. It creates opportunities. It gives hope. The irony is, success is defined by failure; how well you dealt with and learned from it. In that context, you should be looking at your so-called "failures" and saying, "Thank you, teacher."

[Stonks Sensei @stonks_sensei]

This is why 99% of Swing traders don't make money:

[AsymTrading @AsymTrading]

Drawdown control and recovery is the real trading superpower—yet it’s the one that almost no one talks about. Social media is flooded with highlight reels: screenshots of big winners, huge percentage gains, and perfectly timed trades. But what you almost never see are the posts about the dark side of trading — the inevitable drawdowns, the losing streaks, the moments when confidence wavers and account equity bleeds lower day after day.

That silence is telling. It’s because most traders don’t actually manage or recover from drawdowns — they succumb to them. Instead of methodically reducing risk, scaling back size, and stabilizing emotionally, they spiral. One loss leads to revenge trading. A few small mistakes snowball into a “death by a thousand cuts.” Or worse, a single oversized position wipes out weeks or months of progress.

One of my most popular post to this day is one of where I talk about how I struggled and lost money for 15 years before finally becoming profitable consistently. The reason this resonated so strongly with people is because that’s the reality that most traders face. What was it that pushed me over the line and finally into success? Draw down control and recovery. This takes what most traders lack which is emotional control.

The truth is, every trader goes through drawdowns. The difference between professionals and amateurs isn’t who avoids them — it’s who survives them. The pros treat a drawdown like a fire drill. They slow down, cut position size, simplify setups, and go into capital preservation mode. Their number one priority becomes staying in the game. Because recovery requires capital — financial and psychological.

Controlling a drawdown isn’t glamorous. It means saying no to setups you’d normally take. It means accepting smaller wins. It means rebuilding your mental edge one disciplined trade at a time. But if you can manage that, if you can recover from a drawdown without compounding mistakes, you build something far more valuable than any single winning trade: resilience.

That’s the real edge. Winners are temporary. Survivors endure.

[Mark Minervini @markminervini]

Based on the feedback I'm hearing, it seems traders are more fearful of missing a great buying opportunity than they are of volatility and more downside risk. Amateurs are concerned with missing out on the upside; they focus on the money, and they hate to take losses or sell too early. Pros focus on managing risk, implementing process, and maintaining the discipline needed to consistently execute their plan... knowing that if they get those right, the money takes care of itself.

[Crypto Rover @cryptorover]

💥BREAKING: CRYPTO NOT AN URGENT PRIORITY ACCORDING TO WHITE HOUSE DOCUMENT...

[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

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[Thomas Kralow @TKralow]

Thank you guys for 100K followers 🥳

To give back during this market crash, I will choose 5 random followers and give away $2500 worth of #Bitcoin to them!

To participate 👇

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Winner selection: Next Fri 12.07

[iqkev @iqkev]

DONALD TRUMP JUST COOKED JOE BIDEN 😭

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

Kindness is priceless ...

[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

@javimedina @SahilBloom sir javs.. pwede pa bang mag subscribe sa open journal.. really wanted to excel my trading skill 🥲🥲

[Rayner Teo @Rayner_Teo]

Stop loss and position size go hand in hand.

If you increase your stop loss, reduce your position size.

If you decrease your stop loss, you can increase your position size.

Understand their relationship and you'll never blow another account.

[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

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[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

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not gonna use any globe product from now on

[GCash @gcashofficial]

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[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

@PLDTHome kakabayad lng namin kanina tapos ganito??!!

[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

@inquirerdotnet is it google or just my internet service provider which is @PLDTHome

[jayson kid @diknosyaj]

@markminervini but what about that qoute,“A Jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one