Alex @Sliding47

@AmasPFT DONE

It’s not about technical analysis. Anyone can learn that. Yes, literally anybody. What everybody can’t seem to do? Is have some damn self control. Thats the part that takes years for some traders to fix. I like to say that nothing will ever teach you more about yourself than trading. It’s life’s greatest therapist. It will without a fail reveal the good, the bad, and the ugly about YOU. Once you learn all the about yourself, that’s when the work begins on fixing your imperfections. How to do this? Journal. Journal. Journal. Journal everything. Your thoughts, emotions, body triggers before, during, and after the trade. Are you tapping the desk? Nervously fidgeting? Palms getting sweaty? Moms spaghetti? Pulling your hair? Scrolling nervously through tickers? All these are signs of emotional trading. They may occur when you are unsure of a setup, you just took a loss, or are risking way too much. It is your job to determine what triggers lead to your emotion based mistakes. The more aware you are of this, the easier it will be to front jump the mistake before it even happens.

The hardest part of trading isn't finding the setup. It's doing nothing when there isn't one.

The pain of waiting is temporary. The pain of breaking rules stays longer.

So many traders searching for… The next FURU to tail. The next magic indicator. The next AI tool to make it easy. Here’s the hard truth you will eventually face… If you ever want to make any real money trading it’s going to take a lot of conviction in your system. The only way to build conviction is to put in countless hours and reps on a repeatable process. Journal, improve a little, journal more, improve a little more ect… The road to consistency is slow and steady grind! And most people are either too lazy or simply don’t have the confidence in themselves to ever reach it. Hints the never ending search for someone or something to do it for them.

"I insist on a lot of time being spent, almost every day, to just sit and think. That is very uncommon in American business." - Warren Buffett Speed is essential to be at the top of your game...but speed without clarity and direction is nothing. Take the time to think.

Nobody talks about the weeks when you followed your plan perfectly and still lost. That's actually the hardest part. Not the losses, but trusting the process when there's no immediate reward for doing the right thing. That's where most people break.

Your capital can grow even when you did the wrong thing. Your capital can also decrease even when you did the right thing. Short term changes in capital teach you nothing. Do not use them as the measure of whether things are going well. Every time you do that, you are only teaching yourself that short term results matter. In other words, you are educating yourself to become a trader who cannot succeed. The only things you should measure yourself by are whether you executed according to the rules, and whether those rules were properly prepared and have positive expectancy.

Every forced trade is just discomfort in disguise — the urge to be doing something when the honest answer is to wait. That's where most profits quietly get handed back 😊💖

Just sent my mom $10,000. I started trading so I can do shit like this. Momma is going on a Europe tour herself now. ♥️ The reason I’m posting this is because all you see is people fake and larp Lambos and shit they don’t own. This is the real reason why you should strive to do better.

I’ve already made multiple 7 figures trading in 2026. Here's exactly how I trade: 1. Wait 2. Wait 3. Wait 4. Be patient 5. Wait 6. Level hits 7. Enter. 8. Wait 9. Exit Keep it stupid simple.

You’re not scared of losing money trading You’re scared of feeling like a loser You’re scared of letting a red morning set the mood for your day You’re scared the doubters will be right about trading The fix? Simple. Detach ego from the process. Follow the plan Keep promises to yourself & your trading plan Show up everyday and treat your trading like a business The moment you start systemizing your process and detaching from the daily results, the money comes Discipline over dopamine

7 months on these XFAs. I risk around $200 per trade on $NQ and make 50–100% a month. Not the flashy numbers you usually see from prop firm traders on Twitter/X - but this is exactly why most of them will never succeed on personal accounts. Too much gambling. Too much size. No longevity. I want to show that it’s actually possible to build a real living from a single $100 eval account and milk it consistently without blowing it. I trade personal funds with up to six figures in them, and I wouldn’t be able to do that if I hadn’t learned how to keep funded accounts alive long term. Think about what you really want. Short-term dopamine and blown accounts? Or long-term consistency, freedom, and the ability to provide for your family and buy whatever you want.

In trading, stopping your worst habit will change your life much faster than starting your best habit. Fix the leak before filling the bucket.

Trading exposes a painful truth about people, Most humans cannot stay disciplined without immediate reward. That’s why consistency is rare. People start strong. Then results slow down. Motivation disappears. Discipline collapses. And they call the strategy “bad” instead of admitting their emotions took control.

Trader's self-worth is not your last trade outcome: If a winning trade makes you feel smart, A losing trade will make you feel stupid. Both reactions destroy consistency. The trader you want to be doesn't get a hit of dopamine from a green trade or a punch in the gut from a red one. Both are expected outcomes in your process. Detach from immediate outcomes, you're playing the long game.

Master trading and you can print money at will. Sadly most people focus on the wrong things and never make money. After 4 years of failure I can honestly say all you need is a proper understanding of liquidity and to reprogram your subconscious mind. That's it.

If you were the best trader 📝 ・You would not be influenced by the previous win or loss ・No matter how many losses came in a row, you would follow the rules in the same way on the next trade ・The battle with yourself itself would not exist ・You would not recognize a losing streak as the market changing, but as simple probability skew and variance ・You would have no interest at all in other people’s trades ・You would not assign any meaning to waiting, and you would not need anything like patience ・You would simply do what needs to be done every day

Nobody tells you this: Dopamine from information gathering is a dangerous drug. It's the dopamine from reading, planning, or learning, but never doing. Stop looking for more information and start acting on the information you already have. Get your dopamine from action.

Trading is 100% the best form of self development in the world Think about this... To succeed You must literally conquer your own nature EVERYTHING in your nature goes against being a good trader So, once you conquer this? Brother, there aint a damn thing you can't do Sure, the money that follows is nice The person you become is even better Unfuckwithable Unstoppable A pure monster of a human You can withstand anything The normal day to day bs that would crush most average people Aint shit to you UNFAZED Different being And you should be proud of that Because you built that mfer brick by fuckin brick through blood sweat and tears