- years of failure.
- years of poor sleep.
- years of debt.
- years of losing money.
- years of being mocked.
- years of stress.
- years of social isolation.
- years of watching charts for 10 hours a day.
And they still call you ''lucky''.
Robert F Kennedy Jr:
"They're making $60 billion a year selling those vaccines, but they're making $500 billion a year selling the remedies for the injuries caused by vaccines."
🚨🚨EL VÍDEO MÁS PODEROSO QUE VERÁS HOY.
La ejecutiva de Pfizer ADMITE bajo juramento:
"Nuestras vacunas mRNA Covid NUNCA SE PROBARON para detener la transmición del virus antes de lanzarse a la Humanidad en general" 😳👇
TODOS LOS QUE INCITARON A VACUNARSE DEBEN SER AJUSTICIAD0S POR GEN0CIDI0. 🔥
The BBC has compiled evidence of more than 160 Palestinian children deliberately shot in the head by IDF soldiers and snipers in Gaza. They concluded the worst thing ever:
"Israeli jews are hunting children for fun."
"We cannot afford to trust the WHO anymore."
Dr. Wahome Ngare from Kenya exposes a World Health Organization sterilization effort disguised as a vaccination campaign.
Tom Hougaard
Practice makes permanent!
There are literally thousands of trading books
and millions of hours of web-seminars on top of
all the material brokers produce to “help” you,
but they don’t trade.
Keep training the same way and you are merely
cementing your bad behavior
You want to know a secret that changed my mentality around money?
Scenario: April 1st your portfolio was 100k and we went on this magical run where it climbed up to 140k as of yesterdays close. Then a day like today comes along and you happened to get stopped on all your positions and you are now sitting at 130k. Did you lose 7.14% today or is your portfolio up 30% in a month?
Unrealized gains ARE NOT YOURS. They belong to the market! If you want to mitigate volatility, trim into extensions. But if you are going to stress out about every down day as if the money was yours on an open position, you'll never truly be able to scale up comfortably.
Treat every new buy or sell based on it's individual price action. And stop looking at your portfolio value every evening as if the money on open positions belongs to you. Checking portfolio value every 10min only leads to emotional and sloppy execution when you look at the whole and not the individual parts.
If stock A is still acting great then it shouldn't be sold just because you took a small loss on stock B. Exit stock B and continue to let stock A work for its own merits. The minute you start to make emotional decisions because of money is when you ruin your chances at real growth.
QULLAMAGGIE'S PERFORMANCE POST 2021
Last year, when I posted these tax return figures I found on Reddit, a lot of blind fans came after me just for sharing what was publicly available. For years, people kept throwing around random numbers, claiming that @Qullamaggie would be worth $200 million by now and much more.
As I said last year, trading has a ceiling. Or rather, a human being’s ability to take risk has a ceiling.
When Qullamaggie once said that Mark Minervini should be trading a few billion dollars by now because he has been trading for so many years, I immediately thought about how impractical that idea really is.
Everyone has a certain ceiling, a point where the fire in the belly starts fading. For Qullamaggie, $100 million seemed to be that level. And such extraordinary dream runs often end with a major setback, one that damages not just capital, but the trader’s willingness to take risk again.
Often, it is not just the money lost, but the psychological weight of that number that stays with you. That fear keeps haunting every future trade.
This happened with Dan Zanger too, when he lost nearly 75% of his portfolio during the 2000–2001 crash. Very few people know what happened afterward.
None of this takes even a bit of credit away from Qullamaggie. What happened later does not change what he achieved. Turning $5K into $100M is extraordinary.
He gave traders the ability to dream bigger. And someday, someone with the same fearless mindset will cross the limit he set, only because Qullamaggie walked that path first and showed what was possible.
Maybe that person will also preserve it better, by learning from the mistakes QM made and refusing to repeat them.
Also rooting for a second innings from the GOAT, where he not only crosses the previous highs he set, but surpasses them by a huge margin.
Qullamaggie made $100M trading stocks.
His first piece of advice to new traders:
Don’t do it. You’re probably not going to make it.
And if you’re going to ignore that advice. Put in 60-80 hour weeks for a decade.
Thats how I made it.