Next time you think of giving up, remember this photo of Elon in 2008.

🚨 Anthropic just showed a 27-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude. Taught by the people who built it. Free. No registration. No paywall. I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes. Watch it and bookmark it now.

Wallstreet is so cooked.. I spent 100 hours stress-testing the new Claude Opus 4.6 models on live market data. Here are 15 insane prompts that give you institutional-level Alpha for free:

$MU: A weak market reveals the strong names! Watch which names hold up during a choppy market, and note RS when everything else sells off... because usually they're the ones ready to run when the tide returns. You’ll never outsmart the 9/21 EMAs in a trending environment.

If you’re a parent, watch this. It will stick with you forever.

Here are my top 5 education videos every serious trader should study — not once, but repeatedly 👇 1) VCP - Volatility Contraction Pattern - youtu.be/sbXc0U6_ghk 2) Accumulation and distribution in stocks. Understand supply / demand, price and volume action. - youtu.be/sbXc0U6_ghk 3) What you should know about breakout trades - youtu.be/sbXc0U6_ghk 4) How to find trading bases in stock charts - youtu.be/mH3ko50Fv08 5) How to become consistent in trading. Ideas & tips to improve your consistency. - youtu.be/t5L977o_PHY I’ve taught this to thousands of traders. You can learn this too.

Most traders waste time scanning thousands of stocks with no clear criteria. Minervini's method that helped him generate a 33,554% return over 5 years is different: a systematic 8-point filter that automatically helps you focus only the highest-probability setups. This framework shows you exactly what to look for.

Do not underestimate a time-stop on ideas. Trades have a shelf life, they breathe. The best trades bring interest, at a specific time, for a specific thing, on tight supply. When you miss either of the three, you are missing a big piece of the puzzle. Now investments are different, earnings growth over time creates a drift to match it. A trade to me is similar to a water hose, the catalyst is the water flowing, the diameter of the tube is the liquidity it can take (market cap/float) and the demand is the water pressure. The bigger the catalyst the more demand and the faster it wants to flow. In the best cases, the catalyst changes the story and perspective fully, leading to immense and immediate pressure, which can only flow through a tiny tube (low float/OS) and creates enormous power as it shoots out. A smaller catalyst or one that doesn’t change the narrative much creates time for the water to flow through and thus the pressure turns off. You need the violent aspect to change the power, you need the demand shift, you need the limited supply…

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My biggest winners weren’t luck. They followed the same patterns — over and over again. Here are 10 lessons from my biggest trades 👇

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7 Essential Buy Rules for Stocks 👇

20 Trader Mindset Reframes 💡 👇 1. Loss → Lesson 2. Burned out → Building resilience 3. Missed the move → More setups coming 4. Choppy market → Time to wait, not chase 5. Too many charts → Focus on my A setups 6. Don't know the setup → Still learning it 7. Losing streak → Prepping for a comeback 8. Bad entry → Better awareness now 9. Stopped out → Protected my capital 10. Feeling shaky → Trust my prep 11. Strategy isn’t working → Needs refinement 12. I hate this stock → It's just not my edge 13. Overtraded → Reset required 14. Broke my rules → Time to recommit 15. Account drawdown → Temporary setback 16. Mentally drained → Time to recharge 17. Scared to enter → Fear = growth zone 18. Angry at the market → Stay objective 19. Frustrated → Time to zoom out 20. Have to trade → I get to trade

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When you truly work for yourself, you won’t have hobbies, you won’t have weekends, and you won’t have vacations, but you won’t have work either.

These are some of my favorite @Qullamaggie quotes.... "This is the hard part: identifying a good setup, like a REALLY GOOD setup vs something that is random and mediocre. Because that is also gonna reflect on your results. If you trade random setups your results is gonna be random too. You want to find really find the outlier stocks." " If you dont have any draw downs means you are not taking any risk which means you are not making any money." "No one is going to roll out the red carpet for you. Like NOW is safe to make money. That is NOT how it works. There is ALWAYS something to worry about. But the key to successful trading is to IGNORE all those things. Ignore ALL the noise." "The hardest thing to do; sit and do nothing. That is why you need to get a hobby. Get into sports, gaming, get a kid, get dog. That is your edge in a market like this. Doing things outside of the markets when the conditions are not favorable; that is and edge" "The market is going to give you clues. It is all about listening, listen to what the stock is trying to tell you. We are NOT in the trading business guys, we are in the listening business.” "Our main job is not to trade. Our main job is to wait." "If you are a swing trader there is nothing here to do, you may as well take the day off. Go study. Do something productive. The most important thing is to preserve mental capital. Stay positive. Stay healthy. Let most market participants wear themselves out; then when it is time you can come back and be aggressive. You are going be in a position of strength. That is how you win the game of trading; you have to do some things differently." “I really dont see the value in other peoples opinions. I would rather listen to the market. The faster you learn how to really listen to the market, the sooner your suffering will end.” "Just trade well and the money will magically appear. Just trade well". "I want a setup where I feel I almost cant lose" "You cant sell simple things. People want complexity. Because people many times don't belive that simple is the best answer" " If you are a new trader you should be selling at least a part of your position pretty quickly. Just lock in that profit. Build your confidence up. Get your equity curve to start moving in the right direction. Aggressively locking in profits and selling losers even more aggressively" "I don't like random looking stocks. Because I know if I trade a random looking stock I'm going to have some random looking results. I want superstar results. That is why I only want superstar stocks and superstar setups." "It is very hard to tune out all the opinions and news. But once you are in the markets for a few years you realise it is all bull shit. No one knows anything." Which one talks to you the most?

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