sreekanth @sreekanth_react

There are three pillars to profitable trading.. - You need an edge - You need proper risk management -You need unfuckablewith psychology Once you have all three... You're set Freedom awaits

The best traders aren’t the smartest. They’re the ones who work on themselves the most. Discipline. Awareness. Patience. That’s what scales.

It’s never been about winning every trade. It’s about making every trade look the same. Same setup. Same logic. Same execution. That’s how you hit 70%+ win rates.

@Rayner_Teo Tools are just vehicles, the edge is the engine. Most blow accounts chasing the ‘perfect indicator’ instead of testing, refining, and sticking to a process that has positive expectancy. Once you find that edge, even the simplest chart becomes a money machine.

In my early years of trading, I’ve tried all sorts of indicators like MACD, RSI, Stochastic, pivot points, Fibonacci, etc. Then, I was told these are lagging tools and I need something “faster”. So, I studied things like chart patterns, harmonic patterns, and candlestick…

Want consistent results? Then you need consistent behavior. Trade one edge the same way every single day.

Trading became easy when I stopped searching… and started repeating. One setup. One session. Infinite mastery.

Try to Apply on Monthly Time Frame To See the Best Results 🕯️

Trading is your destiny. When you become a trader, It's hard to imagine a life without trading. Once a trader, Always a trader...

When traders say it took them 5 years to get it right. They're not talking about technicals.

Five key things in trading: ・You are a scenario-execution machine. ・Opinions don’t matter—if rules say buy, buy. ・Your role is prep outside trading hours. ・No picking signals; execute all. ・Not responsible for outcomes, only for following the process.

Yumi🌸 @samuraipips358

5 days ago

Five key things in trading: ・You are a scenario-execution machine. ・Opinions don’t matter—if rules say buy, buy. ・Your role is prep outside trading hours. ・No picking signals; execute all. ・Not responsible for outcomes, only for following the process.

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Trading is 80% Patience 20% Execution Spend 100% of your time on getting better at being patient. Think like a hunter, not a gambler...

Trading is the ultimate job. No boss can fire you. No robot can replace you. No company can lay you off. Master this skill and you're set for life.

If you abandon your edge after five trades You never had conviction Trust the process long enough to let it prove itself

Opening Prices is one of the most powerful concepts you can use. It blends both Time & Price. You can use it for bias, entry models, and more... I wrote an e-book explaining everything you need to know. Like + comment "OPEN" and I'll send it over for free! (must be following)

Auto companies Auto ancillary And those companies which provide raw materials to auto sector like steel/almunium will post best ever earnings results this quarter. Look for such companies before results

your goal should be to create a system with ~50% winrate and avg 2R that gives you 1–3 trades a week then keep refining and optimizing over the years those small incremental improvements compound massively

Many say losses are the cost of doing business, but if you treat trading as a business, those losses must function as “pre-calculated” costs—and that requires thorough preparation in advance. If you don’t even set the risk percentage per trade, and instead size positions based…

The best traders don’t hope to stay disciplined. They build systems so they don’t have to think. Define your plan. Then follow it.

No matter what strategy you have or how much knowledge you possess, that alone will not make you successful. Owning a fine instrument doesn’t make someone a great musician. Even the kind of simple strategies you find in any basic trading book can work—if you truly understand…