2: Jesse Livermore’s Tools and Trading Style
Jesse Livermore didn’t treat the market as a machine — he treated it as a living creature with moods and emotions.
He believed true success in trading starts with discipline before analysis.
He recorded every trade in a notebook, reviewing it as carefully as a scientist studies his experiments.
📊 His favorite tools and principles:
Pivot Points to identify sharp reversal zones.
Market psychology through volume and momentum observation.
Patience and timing — waiting for what he called the “Time to Strike.”
He often said:
> “Money is made by sitting, not trading.”
Livermore’s greatest lesson remains timeless:
A true trader doesn’t fight the market — he flows with it.
And the greatest skill of all isn’t found on the chart, but in self-control.
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🔍 This is information, not financial advice. The market always carries risk — think smart, and decide with your own hand.
(This is an educational, fictionalized story based on real events.)
