If you could go back to your first year of trading, knowing everything you know today...
What advice would you give your younger self?
One sentence.
One lesson.
Built a volume-based bubble indicator that highlights abnormal trading activity.
🔵 High-volume bullish candles
🟠 High-volume bearish candles
Designed to quickly spot areas of strong market participation.
Trying to “make a living” ONLY out of trading is one of the STUPIDEST things you can do
If you’re in your early 20s and you can afford to take the risk, do it if you want.
But if you are older, undercapitalised, with a family that counts on you…
Trying to make a living out of the markets and going “all in” is one of the riskiest and most stupid decision you could ever make.
Trading manual is hard enough already.
Add on that the psychological pressure of “I HAVE to make it work”
You’re doomed.
The game is rigged.
But I know how to put a straw in their profit cocktail.
Politicians, lawmakers, presidents they all sit closer to the information flow than the average investor.
That’s exactly why they’re forced to disclose their positions.
But disclosure doesn’t mean neutrality.
If they’re heavily positioned in a sector, do you really think they have zero incentive to push the agenda in that direction?
I’ve been milking the market with my long term positioning by combining Post Earnings Announcement Drift with Congress positioning.
Because when Nancy Pelosi somehow outperforms Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio…
you stop calling it luck.
You call it informational asymmetry.
And then you monetize it.