Greenyeth

Trading 101: doubling your account doesn’t mean you’ve won. It means you earned the right to keep playing.

Trading 101: your first goal isn’t profits. It’s collecting data on your own behavior.

We don’t say thank you enough.
To old friends who drifted as life moved on. To colleagues we once saw more than our own family, then never spoke to again. To the people who stood beside us in the tough moments of life.
Time passes. Paths change. Silence grows. And one day, that chance chance is gone. Gratitude isn’t about reopening doors, it's about acknowledging the role people played in who we became.
If a name just came to mind - that’s not an accident. Say it while you still can.

A good trader hates missing entries. A great trader stays calm - they know opportunities are abundant.

The market doesn’t care about you. It only reacts to liquidity, positioning, and timing.
Trade your feelings and you’ll keep fumbling profits.

Trading 101: if you’re chasing trades, you’re trading emotion, not opportunity.

Trading 101: lower timeframes don’t create reversals. Higher timeframes allow them.

Trading 101: most traders lose because they trade patterns without first understanding whether the market is in a buying or selling phase.

Trading 101: if you don’t know what you’ll do when you get stopped out, you weren’t ready to enter.

The harder you chase results, the further they run.
Consistency shows up when you stop forcing outcomes and start improving the process. Money follows. Always has.

We are still holding macro structure (bullish = higher lows and higher highs), but..... there's a lot of high time frame charts that show me a bear trend is starting.