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Mar 14, 2023 10 tweets 3 min read Read on X
7 Japanese Philosophies that will improve your life and TRADING:

It did for me tremendously.
1) Ikigai - This framework inspired me to pass up on Columbia Dental School for money management and finance Image
2) Shikita ga nai Image
3) Wabi-Sabi Image
4) Gaman Image
5) Oubaitori Image
6) Kaizen Image
7) Shu-Ha-Ri ImageImage
My masters include the individuals in the following tweet. I would also include new ones: @dvandenbord @the_optionator @1charts6. Like the concept above “when the student is ready, the teacher will appear”
Finally, I would highly check out the book Ikigai as I attribute my courage to give up on my last 4 years of work in college for another path. Image

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Mar 7
Thread on the best Jesse Livermore Quotes.

Themes include:

*Managing emotions
*Patience
*Process/systems
*On Opinions and ego
*Confidence
*Learning from loss and mistakes
*Buying
*General market/group moves
*Shorting
*Market tops
On Managing Emotions:

"Sell down to the sleeping point"- JL

"Fear keeps you from making as much money as you ought to"- JL

"instead of hoping he must fear; instead of fearing, he must hope"- JL

"I have come to feel that it is as necessary to know how to read myself as to know how to read the tape. I have studied and reckoned on my own reactions to given impulses or to the inevitable temptations of an active market"- JL
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Apr 9, 2024
$NVDA $SMCI $AMD $IBIT $ARM $LABU were my top 6 biggest trades so far YTD.

Here are 3 principles I extracted after conducting a post-trade analysis:

1. Showed a profit on day one and didn't give me much pressure the subsequent days post-breakout because of follow-through buying.

2. PROPER weekly bases and setups. When you have a weekly base, the stock has gone through the proper supply and demand properties and changed in hands from weak hands to strong hands and giving the stock a greater foundation to move higher without failure and for longer.

2a. theme and/or fundamentals, sound technical setup and favorable market sentiment.

3. They were ALL pre-meditated at least the day before, but often even weeks before - some even months. Imagination and visualization are key here because when what you imagine comes to reality, it is like you've seen it already and are ready to receive it with open arms.

On the other hand, my biggest losers (still limited to <1% ROTE) saw:

1. impulsive trades called intraday; not premeditated

2. no proper weekly setup, theme and/or fundamentals

3. Often forced
Trying out articles for the first time too.

I discussed my full $NVDA $SMCI $AMD trades but didn't get to $IBIT or $ARM for time reasons.

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Apr 4, 2023
I believe that to be great, you have to learn to think like someone who is great.

This is why I've taken note of golden nuggets or quotes @markminervini has come out about life and markets.

Share and spread the wisdom 🔁

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Life Advice:
Trading Mindset/Psychology
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Dec 29, 2022
@dryan310 is regarded as one of the best stock trader’s of all time, but he does not have a book nor has he taught a course. I have watched all of his @IBDinvestors highlights and videos and created a David Ryan mini course.

Share🔁🔁🔁
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4 Key Lessons from Bill O’Neil
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Spotting Stock Market Bottoms:



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I am rereading the entire Market Wizard Series By @jackschwager so you don’t have to.

I will be using this thread to detail all my notes of every trader from each book. This thread will be updated as I progress through the books.

🧵Lessons from Market Wizards🧙‍♂️🔮:
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Now let’s begin our journey together through the Market Wizard series. We will begin with the original book. Image
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Aug 26, 2022
5000 followers! Thank you everyone for the support.

I started trading stocks when I was 19 years old.

If I were to start all over again, here are 19 pieces of wisdom I would tell my 19 year old self:
1. ALWAYS think risk-first

If you lose all your chips you can’t bet.

If you can’t bet, you can’t make money.
2. It is a probabilities game

Losses are inevitable.

It is about cutting your losers and holding onto your winners. If you expect to gain more than you lose, the law of large numbers will be in your favor.

You will eventually win and make money.
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