Being unprofitable is the worst feeling ever.
Your family thinks you're wasting your life.
Your friends are laughing behind your back.
You're losing money you actually needed…
Wondering why the same setup keeps failing.
And the worst part?
You have no idea if it's ever gonna work.
It's hard. I've been there.
But trust me. Keep going.
Being unprofitable is the worst feeling ever.
Your family thinks you're wasting your life.
Your friends are laughing behind your back.
You're losing money you actually needed…
Wondering why the same setup keeps failing.
And the worst part?
You have no idea if it's ever gonna work.
It's hard. I've been there.
But trust me. Keep going.
@lordzitu The goal should be to become a great trader, not to desperately become a profitable trader. Financial stability gives you the patience to develop properly.
Going into trading full-time when you don’t have any money is one of the dumbest things you can do
You put yourself under way too much pressure to make it, which ends up just hurting your progress
Get a job, trade on the side, learn/backtest every night for a few hours
There’s no “rush” to make it - you don’t have to put yourself under crazy financial pressure in order to become a good trader
The markets will still be here in 5 years
Make sure you can eat in the mean time
Follow the trend. Follow the trend. Follow the trend.
Until the trend stops behaving like a trend.
Loyalty belongs to your process.
Never to your position.
Follow the trend. Follow the trend. Follow the trend.
Until the trend stops behaving like a trend.
Loyalty belongs to your process.
Never to your position.
GM
New week, new charts, same discipline.
Last week don pass the wins, the L's, all of am don enter history. Today is a fresh page.
No revenge trade. No FOMO entry. Just the plan, the levels, and patience.
Funny how trading ends up teaching you more about life than the charts ever could.
It’s supposed to be numbers and patterns, probabilities and edge.
But what you really find is a mirror.
We sabotage ourselves because we chase feelings instead of following plans.
Trading is just a concentrated version of life.
All your weaknesses exposed.
All your strengths tested.
Fix them here, and you’re not just building a trading account.
You’re building a life account that compounds even more.
Funny how trading ends up teaching you more about life than the charts ever could.
It’s supposed to be numbers and patterns, probabilities and edge.
But what you really find is a mirror.
We sabotage ourselves because we chase feelings instead of following plans.
Trading is just a concentrated version of life.
All your weaknesses exposed.
All your strengths tested.
Fix them here, and you’re not just building a trading account.
You’re building a life account that compounds even more.
Lesson from 50 years in the markets:
The longer I've traded, the less impressed I am by complexity.
A simple edge executed with discipline can be powerful.
A brilliant strategy you can't follow is worthless.
Your first $1K is hustle.
Your first $10K is consistency.
Your first $100K is proof of concept.
Your first $1M is systems.
Your first $10M is scale.
Your first $100M is vision.
Hustle, stay consistent, proof you know it, build systems and scale as much as you can.