SPY Fieri
@spy_fieriWelcome to Tradertown! $ES and $NQ futures trader. Retweeting everything that I find helpful. Guy Fieri fan #BringBackTexWasabi
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Trend-Down day comments: Maybe this is the bottom.... I think I'll try a small long here.... It cant go any more, this is crazy.... Better to focus on where to get in on the move instead of perma fading it. Short pullbacks over and over until it quits working.
If you find you lack discipline and keep taking poor trades out of boredom or frustration, have you ever tried acting like a fucking professional?
Every time I take a trade it’s like I’m reaching into a bowl of random pieces of paper and six of them say “Loss” and four say “Win” on them. Embrace this as a mentality. Embrace this as a way of trading that can produce great results.
Stop searching for things to add to your life to find success. Success is subtractive. You need to cut out all the things holding you back. Cut out the vices, cut out the people that aren’t adding value to your life, cut out doom scrolling on TikTok when you could be doing…
The exact moment trading became boring for me was the exact moment I stopped doing everything that was causing me to lose money.
You may think you believe that not all trades should work, but for most people I come across there is a very large gap between thinking they believe it, and actually believing it.
If you get good enough at reading context (Narrative for NADRO folks) - I'm telling you guys... it's just duking it out with randomness with a halfway decent execution methodology from there. A solid risk plan. A solid mental framework to stay objective. A decent trade management…
I like this blurb from @PhilGalfond's latest newsletter. It is about poker but obviously applies to trading, too. You Will Eventually Run Worse Than You Ever Thought Possible This isn’t exactly advice, but more of a warning that has stuck with me. About 19 years ago, when I…
You know what you never hear? Meh, this happens every so often. Meh, bigger picture timeframes need to exhale from time to time as a healthy part of it all. Oh, these are opportunities we look back on and kick ourselves about. Don't get sucked in to the "why" like the rest of…
Tiss the season. There will be rumors, gossip, outright lies, volatility expansion and doldrums. In the chaos, REMEMBER you control you, your trade is your responsibility. Step back, trade your trade, the end. Doesn't fit the criteria? Don't trade. Victimhood is for losers.
A lot of potential for fear to creep in trading. You wanna be afraid of something? Be terrified of trading poorly. (Given you've done enough work to define what trading well actually involves)
You don't need better willpower. You need better systems.
Remember: 1. Sit on your hands when you don't see edge. Don't force setups. Patience. 2. Step up when you do see edge. No fear. No hesitation. Follow your process. Expect nothing. Expectations create emotions. 3. Trade the market, not your P&L. 4. Always seek improvement.
More effort in trading does not mean more reward *when it comes to actually trading*. The effort that pays more is effort outside of the actual actions of trading.
Fall in love with the process. Failure to do so = losing days make it feel like YOU are a loser, when losses are just part of trading. Respecting the process means using losses to tighten up, explore weaknesses and grow. You'll learn more from your missteps than your successes.
👇 There's a hard limit on capital, but no limit on future opportunities,
To fill this morning’s gaps, $SPY would have to decline to 523.83 and $QQQ to 446.46. How quickly the gaps get filled -- if at all – gives us an idea of how strong the underlying trend is. (The fact that the May 3rd gaps weren't filled, for example, was a tell.)
The same Jay Clayton that was representing Goldman Sachs in 2007-2008 while they were dumping CDOs on "investors" while simultaneously loading up on credit default swaps with AIG? Essentially shorting the housing market while selling toxic assets to their clients.
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