pittoperry

I trade pure price action📈📉, No indicators. A preacher of truth and righteousness

[stanley @heisajeet]

if you’re not ready to lose money, forget about making money.

-warren buffett.

[Tom @t0mbfx]

Your friends and family won’t understand your trading

They’ll tell you to quit and take a safer path

Don’t listen to them

If you want an extraordinary life, you have to do extraordinary things

No one ever got rich from “playing it safe” - and neither can you

Just keep working and stay consistent

The grind will pay off one day and the people around you will realise that you were right all along

[SOFT @user4_Soft]

being liked by everyone is a sign that you stand for nothing

[Ankur Patel @AnkurPatel59]

Mark Minervini struggled 6 years before turning consistent. Nicolas Darvas spent years of mistakes before his Box Theory clicked. Richard Dennis took 4 years to turn $1,600 into $1M. Dan Zanger started seriously in his 40s & made $40M.

Struggle years aren’t wasted. They’re training years.

Don’t quit. Your breakthrough might just be one more year, one more trade, or one more lesson away.

#Trading

[Julian Komar 🚨 Market Update Premium @BlogJulianKomar]

Trading is a patience game — and most traders hate that truth.👇

1) You think you need to trade every day.
But the market doesn’t care about your need for action. Most days offer nothing. Forcing trades only fills your account with mediocre setups and avoidable losses.

2) You expect daily opportunity.
The reality: 80–90% of the time you wait. You wait for the right market, the right setup, the buy point, the sell point. Almost everything in trading is waiting — and most traders can’t handle that.

3) You try to predict instead of observe.
I learned this the hard way: the market will show you when it’s time. You don’t create opportunity — you recognize it. That only happens when you stay patient.

4) You push your opinion into the market.
Every time you force a trade, you fight something you can’t control. The market always wins that battle. You lose focus, calmness, and capital.

5) You hate quiet periods.
But those quiet periods are a gift. They give you free time, lower stress, more space for family and hobbies. When you learn to enjoy the quiet, you stop chasing bad trades.

6) You don’t know exactly what you’re looking for.
Without clear rules, the market shows you everything — and you end up taking everything. With clear criteria, the market suddenly becomes clean. You only see what matters.

7) You don’t trust your system — or you don’t have one.
Patience only works when you know your rules deliver. That’s when you can wait without stress, because you recognize when your edge is present and when it isn’t.

8) You forget that trading is passive.
I see myself like a predator. I observe, I wait, and I act only when the prey is close. No noise. No rushing. Just setup → entry → management → exit.

9) You ignore the real edge: selectivity.
Fewer trades. Better trades. Clean trades. That’s what drives long-term profitability. Patience isn’t “doing nothing” — it’s doing the right thing at the right time.

Trading becomes simple the moment you accept that 80–90% of the job is waiting.
The pros know this. Beginners fight it.

I had to learn this myself — and you can learn it too.

[Yumi🌸 @samuraipips358]

I look at charts without bias, keeping my view flat, and I have scenarios prepared for both directions—whether the market rises or falls.

Taking a long position doesn’t mean I believe it “must” go up.
If it goes down afterward, I already know what to do, and if it goes up, I know what to do as well.

Because I understand the outcome of repeating this series of actions over the long run, it makes no difference to me whether the chart moves higher or lower.

[Stoic Trader @StoicTA]

The trading industry is built on fake promises.

“Learn my secret system”
“Quit your job in 30 days”
“Copy my trades, instant profits”

It’s bait. Always has been.

The reality?

You’re gonna lose. A lot.
Most of trading is boring as hell.
And discipline takes years, not weekends.

But nobody wants that truth...
they want dopamine hits
they want magic buttons

So the gurus keep selling fairy tales while the market eats them alive.

What is the real edge?

It’s not in some algorithm, not in ICT “mystery code”

It’s inside you 🫵

Your patience. Your standards.
Your ability to survive the grind.

Most will keep chasing shortcuts.

And the few who don't will build Empires in silence.

Stop chasing shortcuts, respect the process, and focus on what matters.

And if you do that...

The only way is up 🚀

[Philosophy Saga @PhilosophySaga]

15 Powerful Visual about Psychology and life:

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[Dr. Kenon @drkenon2]

Nobody fit catch this UK activist for me? Who did he say died in Feb 2017?

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Yoann Bourgeois combining physics and art.

[Isabel | Trading Psychology Expert @trad_ISABEL]

Trading is the ULTIMATE introvert's game.

While everyone else is networking and schmoozing, you're sitting alone with your charts, your thoughts, and the BRUTAL honesty of the market.

No office politics. No team meetings. No distractions.

Just YOU vs. the market - and that's exactly where the magic happens.

The solitude isn't loneliness... it's FREEDOM.

[pittoperry @pittoperry]

We are drawing near to that day where God will judge all nation for it sin and gross wickedness

[pittoperry @pittoperry]

Embrace Jesus

[pittoperry @pittoperry]

We are drawing near to that day where God will judge all nation for it sin and gross wickedness

[pittoperry @pittoperry]

Embrace Jesus

[pittoperry @pittoperry]

Do you analyze the dollar index before analyzing your trading pair or you ignore the dollar index pair and just analyze your trading pair before trading.

[Yumi🌸 @samuraipips358]

In trading, there is no strategy that is the "one single right answer".
There are traders who trade on various timeframes, and depending on what kind of market moves they are targeting, the strategies are limitless.

Even if skilled Trader A is buying in the same market, skilled Trader B might be selling.
One may win and the other may lose on that trade, yet in the long run both of them are profitable.
Moreover, they can each take opposing positions on the very same chart and both still win that trade.
When their trading timeframe and target points differ, everything else differs as well.

What matters are your edge and your consistency.
Everyone else is irrelevant.
All you need is a small edge and a large sample size.

[Dr Penking™ @drpenking]

Nigerian Businessman, Kunle Soname owns Bet9ja, which had a monthly turnover of $10 million in 2016 according to KPMG.

He also owns private airline, ValueJet along with Portuguese club, CD Feirense and Nigerian clubs, Remo Stars and Beyond Limits.

Remo Stars sold Shola Ogundana to Flamengo for $500,000 in 2024 and Ebenezer Akinsanmiro to Inter Milan U-19 for €466,000 in 2023.

You won't see this kind of person on social media shouting "money na water".

[Yumi🌸 @samuraipips358]

Superior traders do not measure whether they are growing by the "amount of profit".

If you understand the essence of a trader's job, you do not arrive at that way of thinking.
A mature, genuine trader is a consistent executor who utilizes the law of large numbers to put probability to work.

Conversely, if you think that the amount of profit determines a trader's ability, it means you are still immature.