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I am on the happy side of people whose preference it is to frown at everyone. I have that sort of personality.


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Loneliness is not simply the absence of people. It is the absence of connection, of understanding, of feeling truly seen, held or heard. One can be surrounded by people, many people, and still feel utterly alone.


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You don’t notice how loud the world is until you try to hear yourself think.


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There’s a kind of peace that comes from no longer needing to be understood by everyone. But there’s also a kind of loneliness. And it’s hard to tell them apart sometimes.


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trading becomes easy once you remain in a flow state reinforcing positive actions keeps you in flow self-sabotaging actions do the opposite your only goal is to remain in flow state every action you take should feed this reinforcing chain the root of 90% of your trading


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"Good writing doesn't make you look smart; it makes readers feel seen. You can't win people over with intellect. You do it by describing something they've felt their whole life but never had the words for. "


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Wanting to swim without getting wet is a contradiction. Trading requires you to include losses in the plan itself — as an absolute given. If you are still talking about "how to accept losses," you don't understand this game. It is not about whether you accept them or not. The


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Whatever mindset gets you going. Whether it is to prove to yourself or to others. If It’s the latter, over time, maybe you’ll come to realise that the former is what matters in the end. Even if not, you’ll have climbed your mountain. But keep moving and try not to hurt others.


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The body remembers what the mind tries to intellectualize away.


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I’m fairly suspicious of anything that promises certainty and more so of anyone. Even gravity wavers near black holes.


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The deeper the peace, the more noise you leave behind. The stronger the boundaries, the shorter the guest list. The clearer the vision, the lesser the approval. The purer the intentions, the smaller the circle. The wiser the heart, the quieter your world becomes. The deeper your


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I am I, in a way that I wish I weren’t. Every passing minute is an explosion in my mind. But I love this “I” deeply enough to live with it, and I’ve lived with it long enough to always choose it. There’s no one else I’d rather be.


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the worst thing you can do to destroy your expectancy is taking partials before your first logical TP level most of you do this because you can’t stand the emotional rollercoaster of seeing price reverse before your TP so you “pay yourself” to make yourself feel better what


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Bayes’ theorem is probably the single most important thing any rational person can learn. So many of our debates and disagreements that we shout about are because we don’t understand Bayes’ theorem or how human rationality often works. Bayes’ theorem is named after the

Math_files's tweet image. Bayes’ theorem is probably the single most important thing any rational person can learn. 

So many of our debates and disagreements that we shout about are because we don’t understand Bayes’ theorem or how human rationality often works. 

Bayes’ theorem is named after the

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You built the system. You tested it across a large sample — with your own hands, over weeks, maybe months. You saw the wins, the losses, the streaks, the drawdowns. You confirmed the edge exists. You sized your position from the data. You wrote the rules. You did everything

samuraipips358's tweet image. You built the system.

You tested it across a large sample — with your own hands, over weeks, maybe months.
You saw the wins, the losses, the streaks, the drawdowns.
You confirmed the edge exists.
You sized your position from the data.
You wrote the rules.

You did everything

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Maximum drawdown is not a "goal" or something you choose to have. It's a number that naturally emerges from your testing. Every system, no matter how profitable, produces losing streaks and drawdowns along the way. That's not a flaw — that's how probability works. So why do you

Hello ma'am, what is the objective of having maximum drawdown, please get in details



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You know the win rate. You know the maximum drawdown. You know the longest losing streak. And you are still suffering through it. The data was never the problem. You studied the numbers but you never lived inside them — rep after rep, with your own hands, until the worst your


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"Losses are just a cost of doing business." You say this. And then you suffer through every single one. If the loss were truly functioning as a cost, it wouldn't hurt. You don't agonize over paying your electricity bill. The reason it still hurts is because you are using this


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At the atomic level, nothing ever truly touches. What we feel as ‘touch’ is our brain interpreting electromagnetic repulsion. The object is real, the sensation is a constructed illusion.


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