@ProfitPlatoon I started trading 2019, ran my 1st marathon that year.
Now I feel like 7 years later, I could finally become a real trader – thanks to your help and support CR.
Thank you for what you’re doing, mate 🙏
And yeah, I haven’t run another marathon since then. Maybe it’s time again…😅
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Every master trader who came before us started the same way:
☆ They found their field.
Something clicked - a spark of interest turned into deep curiosity.
☆ They submitted to apprenticeship.
They learned from those who came before them, studied relentlessly, and asked the hard questions.
☆ They trained their minds:
Creativity and adaptability became their edge. Open-minded thinking allowed them to see what others missed.
☆ And then? They reached mastery.
Not overnight. But with intention, discipline, the right tools and the right community.
♡ If you're still here then that means you’re on this path too. Stay the course.
▪︎Learn. Apply. Reflect. Repeat.
That’s how we build traders who lead markets.
#CryptopocalypseNow #MarketSpy #TradingDiscipline #CryptoMentorship #TraderMindset #TradingMastery
I was looking for the ultimate trading setup for my home office. With my SecretLab TITAN chair and the MAGNUS Pro electric desk - along with all the great arms and cable management accessories - finally I have everything I needed 😀👍
What makes you not trust the government system but trust the data they share with you? I don't believe the inflation numbers. Nor CPI. Nor whatever that comes out from their little 🤥 mouths. That's why I don't care about the he say she say fundamentals for trading and it's worked wonders for my life.
Keep it simple. Keep it marketspy 👌
Your algorithm or your system cannot be held accountable, therefore your algorithm or your system must never make management decisions.
#Bitcoin#DayTrading
Realize that trading is not a separate thing that you just happen to dabble in occasionally.
If you eat garbage, you will feel like garbage.
If you surround yourself with losers, you will become one.
If you constantly chase quick fixes, you will never build real wealth.
Trading is no different.
If you cut corners in life, you will cut corners in trading.
If you take stupid risks in life, you will take stupid risks in trading.
If you are looking for an easy way out in life, you will blow your account looking for shortcuts in the market.
There is no separation.
It's all your habits. Habits are what make or break a person. Nothing else.
I'd work on those -- not on "mastering trading ".
So start building habits to do what is good. It's never too later.
You already know what is good and what is not. The choice is yours.
If you're into "classical" technical scanning:
as new information becomes available, new ways to express your trading ideas also become available.
We now know where the lows and relative highs are. We connect them to recognize pattern formation. It should be assumed bullish unless proven otherwise. We must always use new information to re-asses trade setups. Never hang on to your OG ideas as this is what disbelief looks like as price keeps moving against your ideas.
#Bitcoin #cryptocurrency #MarketSpy #TechnicalAnalysis
Got in after a confirmation of reclaim of 96,197. Held all day but it's time to go - good gain on the intraday pump as expected 🎯✊ #MarketSpy#Bitcoin $BTC
An almost ten percent drop in five minutes on a single candle for bitcoin shows us that everything we hear about it being super liquid and hard to manipulate is still a lie, and the market cap is still a baby. Don't believe the lies - they could produce twenty or thirty percent candles if they want! Don't rely on the idea that there's stability in anything. It was a good short setup for MarketSpies though! 📉🔥 #Bitcoin #Crypto #Market #Reality #Volatility
Taking profits, entering, or exiting a position based on a calendar event has consistently proven to be an extremely unprofitable strategy. Many traders are contemplating taking profit in anticipation of the upcoming #Bitcoin halving event, believing that the price will drop. Predictions vary widely, with some expecting a price drop on the day of the halving, while others anticipate a decrease days, weeks, or even months later. However, these predictions lack a solid, probabilistic basis for deciding when to take profits, leading to situations where traders either end up holding onto assets longer than planned or remain underexposed if the price unexpectedly rises. Currently, no technical tool can accurately predict market movements based on such events.With the technology and market data available today, my professional recommendation - and that of many colleagues - is to prepare for significant events by purchasing and holding the asset (ahead of time) as the expected period approaches. This strategy is more suited for investors than traders, particularly those who have bought Bitcoin at prices like $16K, $20K, $30K, or even $40K and are still maintaining their positions.
In my view, attempting to trade based on news events or specific calendar dates is futile and should be avoided to prevent trading paralysis, where you're unable to make informed decisions. Without reliable technical tools or calendar events to guide exit strategies, a simple approach is advisable. Given Bitcoin's significant gains this year, taking profits at a previous all-time high seems logical. Alternatively, using a longer-term view, holding past any potential corrections until after the halving event for an additional six months to a year is another strategy, albeit riskier than securing profits now and planning for the next major trade cycle.
In essence, inaction - particularly for investors that are deliberating whether to enter a new position now - may currently be the wisest strategy. Avoid letting greed dictate your actions and proceed with measured caution.
🙌 📈📉
If your system lacks strategy diversification, it's likely to complicate your trading endeavors. Many market participants suffer from 'trading minimalism,' adhering to the belief that less is more. While this applies to eliminating distractions, it’s a misconception when it comes to tactics and trading plans. Believing that a naked chart suffices is a mistake.
The price you pay for not thinking but following "thought trends" set by influencers is your account going to 0! Successful trading involves much more; strategic diversification is key to the success of proficient money managers. 📈
Keep it simple, sir 😘. But don't listen to simpletons whose main drive is to chase clout by saying things like 'trading is simple.' It's really complex, and that's precisely why we need prudent, quality ideas and tools to simplify the process.