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The essence of excellent trading is objectivity. You aren't forcing anything to be what it isn't. You are simply observing the market, allowing it to speak to you, instead of you demanding things from it.
If it is not necessary to do anything, it is necessary to do nothing.
Your ability to follow this rule will decide whether you succeed or fail in trading. Too many traders force trades that don't have an edge just because of boredom.
At the root of excellent trading is the unshakable belief that any individual trade is random.
Over a large sample size, your strategy's expected value (edge) will shine through, but in the now moment of taking a single trade, it is truly a coin toss.
Alexander The Trader
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Alexander The Trader
This is a HISTORIC day for Tenacity, our first ever funded trader is now here! If effort was a person, it would be him. He has shown insane levels of dedication & teachability, I can't wait to show him off in our next vlog!
Let me know if you have any questions for him so I can address it in the vlog π₯
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Alexander The Trader
Whenever I enter a trade, I always prepare myself for a loss. I don't let myself get hopped up on the chances of winning, lest I become overconfident.
The wins take care of themselves, it's the losses you need to prepare for because they can do emotional damage.
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Alexander The Trader
The essence of excellent trading is objectivity. You aren't forcing anything to be what it isn't. You are simply observing the market, allowing it to speak to you, instead of you demanding things from it.
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Alexander The Trader
If it is not necessary to do anything, it is necessary to do nothing.
Your ability to follow this rule will decide whether you succeed or fail in trading. Too many traders force trades that don't have an edge just because of boredom.
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Alexander The Trader
You know the toughest thing about discipline?
You never feel the damage of lacking it in the moment.
The damage comes from erosion: it slowly builds over time without you noticing until it's too late.
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Alexander The Trader
Trading tends to take over your life, thats the only way to win this game.
You need to be obsessed about getting better, and that will require some sacrifices.
If you dont love the game, the game wont love you back, simple as that.
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Alexander The Trader
Expecting your trade to work every time is like saying you know what every trader in the world is about to do
In other words, impossible.
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Alexander The Trader
At the root of excellent trading is the unshakable belief that any individual trade is random.
Over a large sample size, your strategy's expected value (edge) will shine through, but in the now moment of taking a single trade, it is truly a coin toss.
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Alexander The Trader
The market is nuanced, not a static environment where 1+1 is always 2.
In the market, sometimes, 1+1 = f*cked.
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