You don’t know what it’s like to be a real man until you are in highly levered position while wife and kids are giving you hell and you can keep it cool
The amount of casuals who’ve fallen for the Anti-Argentina/Messi propaganda is mad to me. People I respect on here, who are obviously have never watched a football match in their lives, coming out with the most random crap because they’ve been told to think that. It’s crazy.
there's a difference between conviction you borrowed and conviction you built.
borrowed conviction holds right up until the trade goes red. then you start scrolling for someone to confirm you're still right, because the belief was never actually yours. the first hard drawdown and it evaporates, every time.
built conviction comes from sitting with your own system across hundreds of your own trades until the numbers settle the argument before the market can. that's what real education is for - handing you proof you collected yourself, not a belief on loan you'll panic out of the moment it's tested.
Took Mikel Arteta 7years and £1.14billion spent to match what Antonio Conte and Arne Slot achieved in their first season in the EPL, and they didn’t need PGMOL to do it.
Matter of fact, took Claudio Ranieri exactly 9months and total of £27m spent to win the EPL at Leicester.
JEFF POWELL: Arsenal's tainted title should be marked with an asterisk. No wonder conspiracy theories about the establishment favouring clubs are rife, given the outside help they've had https://t.co/57vL1QTfIf
Nick Fuentes calls out the double standard of wignats and Chud the Builder
"How many out and proud White people are saying 'indians are јееtѕ' and 'blacks are ո*ggеrѕ'—and they don't want to hear anything negative about Whites!"
most beginners think trading is the one skill on earth that rewards less work than every other profession.
it's not. it just doesn't have a gatekeeper telling you that out loud.
🚨📊 Over the past decade, only three UEFA referees have faced suspension after major match-altering mistakes in European knockout matches.
Szymon Marciniak — Barcelona vs Inter Milan, second leg.
István Kovács — Barcelona vs Atlético Madrid, first leg.
Clément Turpin — Barcelona vs Atlético Madrid, second leg.
Three referees.
Three controversial performances.
Three times Barcelona were negatively affected.
One time is bad luck.
Two times is suspicious.
Three times is a pattern…