(100% FREE) - "33 MUST Know Rules For Advanced Investors"

I'm big on spreading my risk and stair stepping into a trade rather than going full whack autistic crypto bot betting my full purse on a pump and dump. Jesse Livermore was the same, no not an autistic crypto bot, one of the greatest traders of all time - in Reminiscence of a stock operator, he talks often about splitting his risk and testing the waters first before jumping in.

Timing is everything, and nothing will make you pay attention more than your hard earned cash.

Fact.

When people say "Trading should be boring" - they're kind of right, but mostly wrong - you see making money from your trades is extremely exciting, the opposite of boring - but here's what I think they mean - when you have a strategy that works wonders it turns into a process, a routine and some (not all) find routines boring, maybe that's why most traders lose because they're chasing a thrill over true satisfaction and mastery.

A series of losses drives most traders crazy, they switch up strats and start speaking the gospel on their NEW METHOD OF MONEY MAKING MAGIC, when in reality they're just repeating old habits of habitual failure that are determined by the emotions they give into that day - a pro is different.

As the great Jesse Livermore said, "A market can and does often cease to be a bull market long before prices generally begin to break".

What does this mean? Essentially that the bull (and bear) markets fizzle out before you think. Take Bitcoin tops for example, they tend to go parabolic, not because everyone is buying the top (very few do actually buy the exact top), but because noone is selling yet - sort of like stopping accelerating in a car, eventually it will roll to a stop.

This is how the market tops and bottoms, it's not in one grand blaze of glory it's at the moment there is no buying OR selling taking place.

Understand?

Make your charts naked, way easier to see price action clearly - too many Bambi traders compensate for their lack of skill by piling indicators and drawings onto their charts like a modern day "dollar store Picasso".

👉 Too many Bambi's trying to catch tops and bottoms these days, forgetting that this is the fastest way to blow up your account. As Jesse Livermore once again said, "I sold too early and I bought too late", yet he made untold amounts of wealth because he knew, the best way to trade is to trade when you are certain of victory and that generally comes as price is moving away from the peaks and valleys.

The rush to enter a trade is a sure sign of an amateur investor - a pro never enters unless their certainty level is at an all time high. When has anything good ever come from rushing? I'll wait...

CHAD trading 101:

(1) Barely look at the charts
(2) Go for a coffee date
(3) Get an alert on your phone
(4) Enter a trade while waxing game to the brunette sitting across from you.
(5) Wake up the next day, peel yourself off the chick and check the profits from yesterday.

Truth is I spend most of my time responding to alerts, maybe even more than looking at charts - don't get me wrong I've spent years starring at charts all day, but after a while you know when you're most efficient and when you're not - problem is most fail to be disciplined.

Never forget - The "Fear of loss" should always be greater than the "Fear of missing out" - THAT's the difference between a defensively minded trader and an aggressive no holds barred bar room brawler of a trader.

Choose which one you want to be and then act accordingly.

Too many Bambi's give up way too easy - it's like that meme of the guy digging for diamonds, one version shows him walking away just before he strikes hot and the other shows him still fully committed going all in.

I've always been the latter.

Burn the boats and the bridges is what I say.

Being shockingly simple in your trading approach trumps most so called "pros" methodology easily - if your strategy cannot be explained using the Feynman technique then you're veiling your strategy with complexity for the sake of complexity - real it back and make it simpler.

Most "traders" are gamblers looking for a quick hit and quit it pay day - wrong way to look at trading. On the other side of that I don't EVER try to settle for shmedium gains - I do go for meaty trades - also one of the reasons I don't care about "probabilities" like most other traders because I know my risk, reward and win ratio is so high in comparison to the majority, but that's a story for another time.

Quick mental shift that will help improve your trading - when you buy a strat or make up your own, don't try and break it, try and make it work. There are two thought processes going on here - (1) You are an optimist, with the best possible outcome in mind or (2) You're a pessimist, with the worst possible outcome in mind - question: Which do you think will make you money in the long run?

I've never not known anyone who didn't get into trading because they googled "get rich quick" - but I know plenty who stayed because they fell in love with learning process, and that's the thing - most traders give up because they simply don't have the desire for perfection - I did and I'm sure many of you do too.

The big difference between buying a strat and going at it on your own, lone wolf style is the time it takes to be profitable. It's like paying for ads Vs organic traffic - ads = buying a reliable trading product and organic traffic = lone wolf throw shit against the wall berserker mode.

Burn the boats and the bridges, there's no going back - you're either going to be a successful trader or you're going to die trying.

Ask yourself, do you have this sort of conviction?

If so, download the 33 Rules at contentninja.xyz

Consistent practice breeds consistent results - some of the best advice I've ever received, luckily it was from my mentor (who I owe a lot to), but regardless it applies to not only me but every pro and amateur trader alike.

Without a routine you're lost and tormented.

With a routine you are secure and ready.

Choose.

Free Gift (for Advanced Traders): https://contentninja.xyz/

Normal routine for most traders is (1) Find strategy (2) Get a series of losses (3) Quit (4) Come back and find new strategy (5) Repeat. - breaking the cycle is hard, but only because fundamentally their mind is compromised.

The correct mindset can move mountains and make ANY strategy possible.

Free Gift (for Advanced Traders): https://contentninja.xyz/

Stray from your strategy at your own risk - every step outside of what works, is the unknown - unknown strategies - unknown emotions - unknown results - stay in the known, stay within your strategy and build nuances within that realm, understand?

Free Gift (for Advanced Traders): https://contentninja.xyz/