Evan Marks @EmarksPW

Mental Performance Coach | TEDx and Keynote Speaker | Former Hedge Fund PM/Trader m1-performance-group.kit.com New York, USA Joined January 2022

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@tradermike1234 @Wordsofrizdom The slow period only becomes valuable when you use it to look honestly at what the data has been trying to show you all along.

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@tradertheory Pushing through the second and third year only compounds if the behavior inside them is actually changing and not just repeating with more frustration.

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@Wordsofrizdom The traders who enjoy being wrong are not masochists. They are the ones who stopped attaching their identity to the outcome.

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@TradingComposur Knowledge tells you where the edge is. The internal state you are in when you execute it determines whether you actually capture it.

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@TrendCovel The strategy keeps failing at the same point because the same internal state keeps making the same decision when it gets uncomfortable.

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@Timamzi Chasing the perfect setup is often just avoiding the discomfort of taking an imperfect one that still fits the edge.

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@ChartChampions Same setup. Different context. Completely different trade.

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@ChartChampions The setup does not exist in isolation. The context it sits in determines whether taking it is a decision or just a reaction.

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@spideycrypt Trading like you are already rich means the outcome matters more than the process and the market charges a premium for that every time.

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@Truecrypto In trading the same principle applies. A trader who expects to find reasons to enter will always find them whether they are valid or not.

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@sodium_fx Skipping the bad trade is as profitable as taking the good one and most traders never count it that way.

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@RebellioMarket When the information the market generates stops feeling like a threat, execution becomes clean for the first time.

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@thought_harbor The same trade that feels like a win to one trader feels like a missed opportunity to another. The account balance is never the whole story.