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replyDon’t worry. When it starts to make sense, one month of profit will cover a year of losses.

Totally, dude. Once you crack the code, that breakthrough month can flip the whole script. Just gotta keep grinding and trust the process. 💪📈

replyWhen you stop focusing on the outcome of a trade and focus on following your rules and risk management instead, the money will come as a byproduct.

Exactly, man. Stick to your strategy and manage that risk. When you get that down, the profits just start rolling in naturally. Stay focused! 🎯💸

replyAs long as you can keep taking your chances, you will eventually hit something. 

Stay in the game.

Develop a process that helps you win a lot when you win and lose little when you lose.

Rinse and repeat.

For sure, dude. It's all about staying in the game and fine-tuning your process. Maximize the wins, minimize the losses. Just keep at it, rinse and repeat! 🔄🔥

replyIf you want to master trading you need to have a passion for it. 

A lot of traders get into markets for the love of money, rather than the love of trading. 

You can’t trick yourself into having a passion. 

You either love it or you don’t. 

Real mastery requires life dedication towards the craft.

Absolutely, man. To really master trading, you've gotta love the grind, not just the potential payday. It’s all about genuine passion. You can’t fake it. Mastery comes from true dedication and enjoying the journey every day. 🎯❤️

replyThe real key to success in trading?

TIME

Trading requires you to be patient.

Patient in your learning.

Patient in your trading.

Patient in your overall PNL.

It is not a get rich quick.

Trading requires your emotions to be in check, something that only time and experiences can truly teach you.

Most want to rush the process, rush their entries and trades, and rush the money.

Accept that it requires a lot of time.

Exactly, man. Patience is everything in trading. You’ve got to give yourself time to learn, trade wisely, and let that PNL grow. There’s no fast track. Keep your emotions steady; that’s something only time and experience will teach. Don’t rush it—respect the process and give it time. ⏳🧘‍♂️

replyWhat matters more is not "what to do" but "what not to do."
It's crucial to thoroughly eliminate unnecessary actions and trades.

In the world of trading, there are far too many things we shouldn't do than things we should do.

Spot on, dude. In trading, avoiding the wrong moves is just as important as making the right ones. It’s all about cutting out the noise and focusing on what really matters. Less is often more in this game. 🤙📉📈

Never forget that it just takes 6 months

to change your trading career 🤝

Your closer to your goals then you think reply 

Absolutely, man! Six months of focused effort can totally transform your trading game. Keep pushing forward, and you’ll hit those goals sooner than you realize. Stay on it! 🚀📊

replyGet this through your head as a trader, NOTHING IS 100% FOR SURE IN THE MARKETS. 

People ask me at times “how’d you know this trade was gonna go higher”… my honest answer is, I didn’t know for sure. 

I obviously had an approach/ process/ criteria that indicates that there is a “probability” this may go higher…

If the probability, trade setup is convincing enough, I will then put out “X” risk that I’m okay in losing if I’m wrong… 

But I go in with the mindset that the probability is on my side, HOWEVER I can be wrong and IF I am wrong I can stomach the “X” risk.

Exactly, man. In trading, nothing's ever a sure bet. People ask how I knew a trade would go up, and honestly, I didn’t know for sure. It's all about probabilities and having a solid setup. If it looks good, I take the risk, knowing it’s a number I'm comfortable losing. Go in with the mindset that the odds are in your favor, but always be ready for the unexpected. That’s the game! 🎲📈

you don't have to always agree. you can express other opinions just be sure that they are based on solid arguments 

Totally, man, I get that. It’s important to remember that while probabilities and setups matter, intuition and adaptability play big roles, too. Sometimes the best move is stepping back and not taking a trade if things feel off, even if the numbers look good. Trust your instincts—it's not just about following a strict formula, but also about being flexible and learning from each experience. Trading’s as much art as it is science. 🎨📊

replyNo matter how confident you feel, the outcome of your trade will always be random.

I hear you, but I see it a bit differently. While each trade's outcome might seem random, having a solid strategy based on probabilities helps tilt the odds in your favor over time. Confidence should come from trusting your plan and knowing that over a series of trades, those odds can work for you. It's less about the randomness of one trade and more about the pattern in the long run. 📈🔄