Student of the Markets. Simplicity is Efficiency. #MambaMentality
Joined February 2020
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31 Oct 2021
"In trading, as in all things, it is the well-positioned minority that benefits from the actions of the majority" - James F. Dalton [Markets in Profile]
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23 Jul 2023
Life is too short to spend more time at work with your boss & co-workers, than with your own family.
No money can buy back missed time.
True wealth is measured in time, not dollars.
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20 Apr 2023
Trading is like chess.
All that matters is good, well-calculated moves.
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9 Apr 2023
Teaching children about money should be part of parenting because most schools won't do it.
Here are 10 things everyone should know about investing & personal finance (before they turn 18):
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23 Mar 2023
There are 303 visuals in What's Our Problem? Here are 15 of them.
First, the path of a maturing thinker. I still often find myself on this roller-coaster when I learn about a new topic. It's human nature. But as we grow as thinkers, we can get better at skipping steps 1-4.
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22 Mar 2023
It’s funny to me that people think that there are traders on twitter that have the secret sauce to success. I was around people that I saw with my own two eyes making millions & I still lost.
They told me what to do & it didn’t matter until I learned on my own what to do.
Success won’t come from someone else, it comes with time & experience.
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15 Mar 2023
Cut that loss where you're supposed to.
It's okay to be wrong―relax into it.
Trade your game plan, not your ego.
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12 Feb 2023
"Rich people have money. Wealthy people have time."
— @shaneparrish
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29 Sep 2022
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times."
~ Bruce Lee
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5 Aug 2022
"You're An Awful Investor. Read This."
Check out my latest on Substack. It's been a while, but it's still free!
(Please retweet, especially if you have an audience and think that what I say is worth reading. I could use a little boost. Thanks!)
averygrrl.substack.com/p/you…
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2 Aug 2022
Hot take: If you're a single <#SPX sector> investor, and you don't have inside information, then there's about a 95% chance you're overlooking 75 of your investment opportunities.
Remember when everyone was a "tech investor"? Yeah, that's still the case. 🤦🏽♀️
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8 Jul 2022
No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you progress, you are still way ahead of everyone who isn't trying.
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23 Jun 2022
"Nearly everything awesome takes longer than you think.
Get started and don't worry about the clock."
–@JamesClear
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15 Jun 2022
You become what you repeat. So repeat what you want to become.
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17 Apr 2022
People are often tempted to criticize what they don't wish to understand, but such close mindedness is self-limiting and may erode one's personal growth trajectory.
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17 Apr 2022
The reality: the future lacks structure and form.
The projection: based on past experiences we allow memories to drive emotions which in turn drive our decisions.
In this way, negative emotions and mindset leads to a negative future.
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16 Apr 2022
I'd really encourage people to create charts for YTD/QTD/6M/12M performance for every size/factor/sector/industry and country ETF they can....
And watch them. You can literally SEE IT when the market rotates from value to growth; the entire dynamic shifts. It happens in ONE DAY!
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21 Mar 2022
Research builds conviction
Conviction enables patience
Patience builds wealth
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20 Feb 2022
An underrated form of self-sabotage, is intensely focusing on other people.
Comparison is not only the "thief of joy," it is often the thief of progress.
Sometimes it's healthy to put on some blinders, and dig into your own work.
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8 Feb 2022
A really great piece from 2020.
"The middle class takes the largest hit here, with its share of U.S. aggregate income falling by 19 pctg points. Over the same time frame, the upper class was able to increase its share of total income by 20 pctg points."
weforum.org/agenda/2020/09/s…
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