InvestEagle @letshareidea

$SPY $SPX $ES_F Based on this chart looking at the 1-year candle & the similarities between 1965-1980 vs. 1998-2012, we should be around 20,000 by 2033.

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InvestEagle @letshareidea

2 years ago

@alperkonarx whats your analysis on INTC and HIMS

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Mr Chart Norris @kholov23

2 years ago

$BABA Daily Candle Chart This is the exact chart you should trade

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InvestEagle @letshareidea

2 years ago

@itsCblast CELH

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InvestEagle @letshareidea

2 years ago

@LindaTangUSA how spx behaved that time

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War Economy by Kris 📿 @ektrit

2 years ago

The speech from the leader of Port workers' union should be watched repeatedly non stop for hours to understand what is happening in the West. #krisonomics #SupplyChainCarnage #EnergyStarvation

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InvestEagle @letshareidea

2 years ago

@MallSeth @MallSeth where do i get that course

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Peter DiCarlo @pdicarlotrader

2 years ago

Bookmark this and come back when you lose 📌 If you know losing is part of the game, and even the best traders lose, then why is it so hard for you to take a loss? $TSLA $NVDA $SPY Simple. You haven’t proven to yourself that you can be profitable yet. So, when you lose, you don’t trust the process. You take it personally. You’re too focused on the short-term hit, not the long-term gain. But here's the thing: Losses don’t kill you. Quitting does. The difference between amateurs and pros? Pros lose, but they trust the process. They know the wins outweigh the losses over time. You don’t feel that yet because you haven’t experienced it. But once you do, once you start stacking small wins, the losses won’t hurt as much. You'll realize they’re just part of the game.