Abhijeet Dipke's real agenda finally came out 🚨
Question - Now that the protest is over, why don't you raise questions against reservation as many students are asking for it?
Abhijeet - That's not my headache. Now the government should deal with all it's issues
Reporter - If that's not your headache, then how was this NEET protest your headache? Students are the one suffering in both cases
Abhijeet - I don't think population based reservation is anything wrong. It should be there. If SCs are 15% of the population, they should get 15% reservation
Reporter - Then why not apply the same logic to paying taxes? If SCs are 15% of the population, should they also pay 15% of the total tax? Why should the general category pay all the tax? Shouldn't everyone contribute according to the same population logic? Would that be fair?
Abhijeet just made the same sad face he keeps making after losing every debate. Give her a raise man 🙏
My son became a better trader than me
in his first year...
Not because he knows more about the markets.
But because he naturally does many of the things that took me years to learn.
Here’s why learning trading as a teenager might be an edge: 👇
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The only three ways to grow an account:
1. Win more often (hardest to improve)
2. Win bigger per trade (raise your R)
3. Lose smaller when wrong (easiest, ignored by everyone)
Everyone chases #1.
The money is in #3.
I've been trading 10 years and I'll tell you what nobody else will.
It's not about the strategy. Not EMAs, not bookmap, not ICT.
It's this: can you rewire your brain to perform under pressure?
The best traders, athletes, entrepreneurs... they all share one skill.
They take enormous pressure, keep their mind in a zen-like state, and execute anyway.
In basketball I always wanted the ball in my hands at the end of the game. I played BETTER in those moments.
Trading is the same. The setup means nothing if you can't stay calm, cool, and collected when it's time to click the button.
If your heart still spikes when you take a trade, you've got some work to do.
Just to let you know daytrading doesn’t get easier when you become profitable.
So stop thinking one payout will change your life.
Changing your bad habits will.
Most traders are unprofitable because they’re irrational.
You can’t fix emotional problems with emotional motivation.
Respond to emotions with logic:
Lack of discipline > clearer systems
Overwhelmed > take a walk
Overtrading > clear plan for the day
Simple but it works
If you're a trader in your 40s, 50s or 60s who's serious about achieving financial freedom, stop chasing trading strategies.
Master one.
For me, that's Fair Value Gaps.
Here's why...
On your trading journey
You will blow your account
You will have dark nights
You will be scared for the future.
However if you continue to push through the dark times and continue to learn you will learn a skill that will sustain you for life.
To become a 16 years profitable day trader, I had to master
- waiting for the level no matter how long it took
- reading how price reacts at the same levels
- trading the first hour and sitting on my hands
- stopping after two bad trades a day
- shutting down after a red week
- sticking to one setup
- sizing for zero