We’re officially heading into the second month of Q3, and there are only 106 trading days left in 2026.
Think about that for a second…
That’s 106 market opens.
106 pre-markets.
106 chances for your A+ setup to show itself.
106 opportunities to execute your system… but this shit only applies to those if you’re prepared.
For some, 106 days won’t be enough to completely change their life.
For others…
106 disciplined days is all it’ll take
The difference won’t be who trades the most… It’ll be who PROTECTS their capital, stays PATIENT, and only strikes when the odds are in their favor. HIGH PROBABILITY IN HIGH PROBABILITY CONDITIONS
One great setup can change your week… A great week can change your month… A great month can change your year…
Don’t waste a single trading day chasing what isn’t there.
Lock in. Trust your process.
If you’re reading this you deserve more than a mediocre lifestyle but you gotta put in the work.
Let’s eat together family, tables big enough
June was my worst month of 2026. $110K.
Bad execution. Red weeks back to back.
I changed 6 things.
July I crossed half a million. $515K. 21 trading days.
Same market. Same strategy.
Here's what I changed. 🧵
Despite all the hate I get on this app, I refuse to ever give up on helping as many people as I can.
The reason is simple.
Trading is tough.
Social media is misleading.
Trading put me in the darkest time of my life.
It's also brought to me the brightest times of our life.
But if you can't get through the dark times, the light will never come, and that requires you to never give up.
Just keep in mind, you need to want it badder than anyone else. What is the reason and purpose behind why you do this? If that's not strong enough, then it's far easier to quit, than to keep on going when times get rough.
If your reasons are:
1. I need to make back my losses.
2. I need to pay off my debts.
Shit is just not powerful enough of a reason.
Second, you need to outwork everyone else. You are effectively fighting for the right to extract money from the markets to put food on the table for yourself and your family. The people you are going against are in the same boat. It's a brutal BRUTAL arena, and I think most people I run into don't treat trading and the stock market with the respect it deserves.
If you're not willing to drag balls or ass against broken glass for a few years, you may want to reconsider if this is the right path for you.
Too many people look for instant gratification, which ultimately leads to a hole, which grows deeper as they try to get out of that hole.
The greatest thing you can do for yourself is to learn consistency and repeatability. The learning needs to come before the earning comes.
One of the biggest breakthroughs in trading is realizing you don’t have an edge all day.
You have an edge during specific windows.
For me, it’s usually the first couple two hours after the open.
That’s when we get the most volume, the most volatility, and fresh catalysts moving price.
After that, I become a lot more selective.
A lot of traders keep trading just because the market is open, even when there’s no real reason to.
Figure out what time of day you perform best
then build your routine around that instead of feeling like you have to trade all day.
You cannot destroy a man who survived family problems, being broke, heartbreak, betrayal,
and the darkest nights of his life...
and still woke up smiling to fight another day.
He didn't just survive the storm.
He became the storm.