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[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

@Moneytaur_ When did you start shilling projects ?

[J trader @jtrader]

Trading is a paradox.

You spend years chasing setups, tweaking indicators, trying to predict what can’t be predicted.

And then, if you survive long enough, you realize the real edge was never in the charts.

It was in your ability to execute simple things, over and over, without letting fear or greed rewrite the plan.

[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

@Justpit5 Proof with timestamp ?

[David @dayonefoundry]

The AUDACITY of Claude to add itself as a co-author on the git commits

[80s Kidz @80s_Kidz]

Kids of today will never know of the beautiful voice that Pavarotti had.

[Adam Wilbanks @Adam_Wilbanks]

I JUST installed Claude Code 2 days ago and the wife had the audacity to ask me if I'm going to bed early tonight....

No. Im actually never sleeping again

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Those betting on the return of Jesus on Polymarket this year have outperformed Bitcoin investors over the past ~5 years.

[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

@maverickecom Workflow

[Bunkie Perkins @BunkiePerkins]

I know a Jason Statham plot when I see one

[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

Brilliant

[Sundar Pichai @sundarpichai]

AI agents will be a big part of how we shop in the not-so-distant future.

To help lay the groundwork, we partnered with Shopify, Etsy, Wayfair, Target and Walmart to create the Universal Commerce Protocol, a new open standard for agents and systems to talk to each other across every step of the shopping journey.

And coming soon, UCP will power native checkout so you can buy directly on AI Mode and the @Geminiapp.

[Matt Shumer @mattshumer_]

Claude Code Addiction is real

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

😂

[L2WTrades @L2WTrades]

got a DM from a guy who said he made $1.2M trading last year

looked at his profile. 847 followers. no course. no discord. posts maybe twice a week.

thought it was cap

asked him to prove it

he sent broker statements. verified. real.

so I asked him one question: "what's your strategy?"

his answer changed how I think about trading forever.

"I trade one pattern. literally one. for 9 years."

"just one?"

"just one. bullish engulfing at daily support. that's it."

"you made $1.2M from bullish engulfings?"

"I made $1.2M from being the most patient motherfucker on planet earth."

he explained:

when he started, he was like everyone else. 47 indicators. 12 strategies. telegram signals. news trading. scalping. swing. everything.

blew $340k in 4 years.

his wife told him he was done. trading was over. get a real job.

"that's when I got serious."

he spent 6 months backtesting ONE setup. bullish engulfing at daily support. over 3 years of data. (i don't even know how the fuck support/resistance work lmao)

found it hit 61% of the time with average 2.8R when traded correctly.

"that was enough. I didn't need anything else."

now he wakes up. checks daily charts for 15 minutes. if the setup is there, he takes it. if not, he plays golf.

"some weeks I take zero trades."

"doesn't that drive you crazy?"

"it drove me crazy for the first 6 months. now I don't even think about it. no setup = no trade. the market owes me nothing."

I asked about his typical month:

- trades: 8-12
- winners: 5-7
- losers: 3-5
- average month: $70-120k

"you make six figures taking 10 trades a month?"

"bro most months I make more than I made the entire year when I was taking 10 trades a day."

this broke something in my brain.

we've been told MORE effort = MORE results

but trading is inverted

LESS effort = MORE results

because effort in trading usually means:
- more trades (more mistakes)
- more screen time (more emotional decisions)
- more analysis (more paralysis)
- more indicators (more confusion)

he told me his screen time went from 8 hours per day to 45 minutes per week.

his income went from -$80k/year to +$1.2M/year.

inverse correlation

I asked for his advice to new traders:

"pick one setup. test it. prove it works. then do ONLY that setup for 3 years. you'll be rich and everyone will think you're a genius. you're not. you're just patient."

before I ended the call:

"one more thing. everyone who tells you trading is hard is right. but not because the market is hard. because DOING NOTHING is hard. that's the actual skill. doing nothing while everyone else is busy losing money."

he hung up.

probably went to go do nothing.

[Shane Cashman @ShaneCashman]

They sentenced Maduro to a six hour podcast with Lex Fridman.

[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

Gold … read, print, implement

[ZERO IKA 🗡️ @IamZeroIka]

��50 Traders’ Mistakes to save and not repeat:

1. Hesitate to cut losses because you think the market “owes” you.
2. Overtrade out of boredom or excitement (bro, it's not a video game)
3. Revenge trade after a loss, hoping the market feels sorry for you
4. Ignore risk management because “YOLO” sounds cooler than stop-loss.
5. Chase trades impulsively (you're not on Tinder)
6. Let ego dictate decisions because being right feels better than being profitable.
7. Get overconfident after a win (welcome back Warren Buffett of TikTok)
8. Fall for FOMO because everyone else is making money, right..right?
9. Trade without a clear plan like driving blindfolded at 100 mph.
10. Take losses personally
11. Force trades in bad market conditions
12. Make decisions under stress or fatigue (hint: sleep is not for losers)
13. Blame the market or external people..it’s never you, always them.
14. Over-leverage and amplify risk
15. Lack patience for proper setups (please don't microwave a steak)
16. Double down to “prove” you’re right aka the quickest way to your next heart attack.
17. Ignore small mistakes until they compound
18. Hesitate on entries and exits (paralyzed by indecision while money evaporates)
19. Get emotionally attached to profits ("Look at my sweetie trade")
20. Confuse activity with productivity (chart scrolling ≠ trading edge)
21. Trade based on hope rather than analysis
22. Ignore market context (do you like to wear flip-flops at -10°?)
23. Fail to journal or review trades (your memory isn't perfect, trust me)
24. Let losses snowball without adjusting
25. Trade impulsively after news (because Twitter told you so)
26. Overcomplicate strategy unnecessarily (adding 17 indicators because “more is better.”)
27. Ignore position sizing rules (Monopoly money syndrome)
28. Fail to adapt to changing market condition
29. Hold onto losing trades hoping they’ll come back (like waiting for an ex to text you back..won't work)
30. Chase overnight trends without validation
31. Let greed override risk management
32. Refuse to admit mistakes because pride > survival.
33. Switch strategies constantly without mastery aka the musical chairs of trading.
34. Follow others’ advice blindly
35. Obsess over small gains and ignore large risks
36. Let confirmation bias cloud judgment
37. Overanalyze every LTF move and miss high-probability setups.
38. Ignore drawdowns pretending losing 30% is “just a phase.”
39. Believe you are immune to losses (Yo Superman, calm down)
40. Take too many trades at once
41. Let winning streaks inflate risk
42. Trade emotionally after personal events..because breakups and charts mix well, right?
43. Ignore stop-loss discipline because “maybe it’ll come back.”
44. Mismanage multiple positions
45. Overreact to volatility
46. Trade when tired, sick, or distracted
47. Expect consistency without self-discipline
48. Compare yourself to others instead of your own performance (social media envy kills more accounts than markets, trust me)
49. Forget the market is neutral..it doesn’t care about you, your feelings, or ..even your memes
50. Obsess over “secret indicators”thinking there’s a magical button that will solve your life

[mescojono @mescojono]

Cuando publican la foto perfecta para poder hacer el meme del día. #NicolasMaduro #DonaldTrump

[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

@trader1sz Where is the hypocrisy? He supports Israel, what’s the issue?

[Jade Francomb @jadefrancomb]

Netflix will help you finish spelling the name of the movie you’re looking for, and then tell you they don’t have it

[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

@TheTrueVanguard Leisure suit Larry

[EnduranceReader @EnduranceReader]

@TheTrueVanguard Prince of Persia