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Which trading strategy works best?
Let’s analyze 2 important trading strategies and see which of them is the best for becoming a consistent trader.
"Let’s start with the first strategy, target trading!"
Let’s assume that we are only risking 1 percent of the total of our account. (For many, this will be inconceivable). How am I going to risk only 1 percent of the account? If I have 5,000 euros, what do I gain then?
I suppose this thought responds to the desire to make a lot of money with little capital, which is why they risk too much, exhausting the account in 10 negative trades.
"Let’s start with the first strategy, target trading!"
Let’s assume that we are only risking 1 percent of the total of our account. (For many, this will be inconceivable). How am I going to risk only 1 percent of the account? If I have 5,000 euros, what do I gain then?
I suppose this thought responds to the desire to make a lot of money with little capital, which is why they risk too much, exhausting the account in 10 negative trades.
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Protect your trading account, NOW
The defense or stop-loss method of Warren Buffett's investment system, broadly speaking, is based on investing in companies with a large margin of safety.
Investing with a large margin gives you the advantage of entering a company at a point where its quote cannot drop any further or if it does, it won’t be by much.
Then, it’s just about sitting and waiting.
Of course, the difficulty comes from choosing those companies with a margin of safety in addition to the right moment to enter them.
But the reality is that when you start in ‘this’ trading, you avoid stop-losses. 'If you wait for the right time, the quote always recovers.' This is what is always rumored in the market. But just reading the comments is enough to see the number of people who are trapped and waiting for the quote to recover after years, just for not using a margin of safety in their investments.
Investing with a large margin gives you the advantage of entering a company at a point where its quote cannot drop any further or if it does, it won’t be by much.
Then, it’s just about sitting and waiting.
Of course, the difficulty comes from choosing those companies with a margin of safety in addition to the right moment to enter them.
But the reality is that when you start in ‘this’ trading, you avoid stop-losses. 'If you wait for the right time, the quote always recovers.' This is what is always rumored in the market. But just reading the comments is enough to see the number of people who are trapped and waiting for the quote to recover after years, just for not using a margin of safety in their investments.
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Not closing on time... can ruin you
In the world of trading, especially in intraday trading, one of the biggest dilemmas is deciding what factors to consider before opening a position. Charts, news, macroeconomic data... the information is overwhelming. But what hidden dangers exist in the most common practices, especially when trading around key economic data?
Today we will analyze one of the most critical and dangerous situations a trader faces: managing losing trades, particularly in the context of news-based intraday trading. We will base this on the premise that not closing a losing trade on time can literally mean the elimination of the trader.
Today we will analyze one of the most critical and dangerous situations a trader faces: managing losing trades, particularly in the context of news-based intraday trading. We will base this on the premise that not closing a losing trade on time can literally mean the elimination of the trader.
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The mistake that costs you money
Let's be honest. You're an experienced trader. You've seen markets rise, fall, you've won, you've lost. But how many times has an analyst's recommendation led you astray from your own plan? How many times have you entered a trade based more on the "authority" of another than on your own rigorous analysis?
If you're here, you probably know something's off about that dynamic. Today we're not going to talk about basic technical analysis or miracle strategies. We're going to dissect why blindly following analysts, even the most reputable ones, is a dangerous trap for your capital and, above all, for your development as an independent trader. Forget pats on the back; this is about critical thinking and taking responsibility.
If you're here, you probably know something's off about that dynamic. Today we're not going to talk about basic technical analysis or miracle strategies. We're going to dissect why blindly following analysts, even the most reputable ones, is a dangerous trap for your capital and, above all, for your development as an independent trader. Forget pats on the back; this is about critical thinking and taking responsibility.
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As always, experience rules. Buffet has been in cash for a long time waiting for exactly this.
Sniper mentality and a lesson for those looking for market timing.
TIP: "Trade long-term and you will live much longer".
Sniper mentality and a lesson for those looking for market timing.
TIP: "Trade long-term and you will live much longer".
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In the end, #Bitcoin has held up quite well against the Wall Street crash. The current price represents a good buying level for the crypto.
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I like pessimistic comments; they usually herald a change in trend.
EliZ TM
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Truth is here
You might not like what I’m about to say, but here’s the hard truth:
If you hold any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin ($BTC)—whether it’s Ethereum, Solana, or any other altcoin—you’re setting yourself up for failure.
Here’s why:
There won’t be an altseason.
The project you’re passionately defending isn’t going anywhere.
You’ve already lost money.
The success of a cryptocurrency depends on decentralization—that’s what sets it apart from fiat-based projects. If you’re looking to invest in technology, the stock market is the place to be.
Any crypto project aiming for global success needs a CEO, corporate funding, and marketing—making it centralized. It’s a never-ending cycle, and the market has already caught on.
The golden era of making fortunes with altcoins is over. Sure, a handful may surge, but at that point, it’s no different from gambling. The altcoin market is turning into a betting game, and the sooner you accept that, the less money you’ll lose.
Meanwhile, influencers will keep promoting projects—not for your benefit, but to minimize their own losses.
Bitcoin ($BTC ) remains king.
You might not like what I’m about to say, but here’s the hard truth:
If you hold any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin ($BTC)—whether it’s Ethereum, Solana, or any other altcoin—you’re setting yourself up for failure.
Here’s why:
There won’t be an altseason.
The project you’re passionately defending isn’t going anywhere.
You’ve already lost money.
The success of a cryptocurrency depends on decentralization—that’s what sets it apart from fiat-based projects. If you’re looking to invest in technology, the stock market is the place to be.
Any crypto project aiming for global success needs a CEO, corporate funding, and marketing—making it centralized. It’s a never-ending cycle, and the market has already caught on.
The golden era of making fortunes with altcoins is over. Sure, a handful may surge, but at that point, it’s no different from gambling. The altcoin market is turning into a betting game, and the sooner you accept that, the less money you’ll lose.
Meanwhile, influencers will keep promoting projects—not for your benefit, but to minimize their own losses.
Bitcoin ($BTC ) remains king.
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2 fundamental aspects to succeed in the markets
It is clear which 2 aspects are paramount to succeed in financial markets:
Capital:
The greater the amount of money in the account, the better the availability to correctly manage the money while limiting risk to the maximum and with controlled leverage.
The more capital you have, not only will you be able to cover a greater number of markets (and I'm not talking about diversification but about accessing those that require more money to open a position) but you will also be able to afford to fail without that capital being affected.
Capital:
The greater the amount of money in the account, the better the availability to correctly manage the money while limiting risk to the maximum and with controlled leverage.
The more capital you have, not only will you be able to cover a greater number of markets (and I'm not talking about diversification but about accessing those that require more money to open a position) but you will also be able to afford to fail without that capital being affected.
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The problem is whether you would be able to endure so many years without materializing the benefits.
Almitwally
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Bullish
If you invested $5,000, here's how long it would take to become $1 million:
- Bitcoin: 9 years
- Nvidia: 10 years
- Tesla: 14 years
- Netflix: 16 years
- Apple: 20 years
- Amazon: 20 years
- Starbucks: 32 years
- Microsoft: 33 years
- Costco: 35 years
Believing in something early can really pay off. Which one surprised you the most?
$ETH
- Bitcoin: 9 years
- Nvidia: 10 years
- Tesla: 14 years
- Netflix: 16 years
- Apple: 20 years
- Amazon: 20 years
- Starbucks: 32 years
- Microsoft: 33 years
- Costco: 35 years
Believing in something early can really pay off. Which one surprised you the most?
$ETH
yes, 70,000
$BTC Stop is in 70,000$
So, why isn't BTC going up?
Over the last 30 days, whales have accumulated more than 65,000 BTC, indicating strong pressure from major network participants, according to analysts at CryptoQuant🐋
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Why is it often harmful to do Trailing Stop?
When your trading strategy is based on cutting losses and letting profits run, and you do not seek for your operations to close after having set a target, you will have to face various situations, not technical ones, but mental ones so that the final balance of your operation grows as much as it needs to grow.
What I have clear is that by trading with targets I have never managed at any moment to achieve the profits I have achieved by letting them run.
That said, it is not easy to do. Let's see why:
What I have clear is that by trading with targets I have never managed at any moment to achieve the profits I have achieved by letting them run.
That said, it is not easy to do. Let's see why:
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It's useless to complain. While you complain, you are losing money.
The one with 350 billion makes the market go down and up whenever he wants.
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Why is the successful trader a lone wolf?
Much has been said about the need to isolate oneself to conquer the market. Rumors, gossip, predictions, etc. have caused a lot of harm to the accounts of many traders throughout the history of the markets.
But more than isolating oneself from rumors, the successful trader goes further, isolating themselves from everything that does not relate to the markets.
Why?
Any topic that does not relate to the market will undoubtedly keep you away from it, both in occupation and thought, and the trader must spend most of the day thinking about their goal.
But more than isolating oneself from rumors, the successful trader goes further, isolating themselves from everything that does not relate to the markets.
Why?
Any topic that does not relate to the market will undoubtedly keep you away from it, both in occupation and thought, and the trader must spend most of the day thinking about their goal.
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Warren Buffet currently has about 350 billion dollars in cash.
Money that he has been accumulating for quite some time waiting for a major market correction that seems to be near, and as he says: "When the markets go down, it's like going to sales"
But what I want to highlight is the following:
1°. The sell signal that he has been giving to all investors for a long time.
2°. How difficult it is, even for one of the best in the world, to follow the market timing, since even though he sensed that the market was going to drop, he did not know exactly when it would happen.
But by acting this way, without wanting to take the last dollar from the market, along with great patience (markets are not for hyperactive people) is how large amounts of capital are amassed.
People are in a hurry to get rich, and this bias works against them.
Who knows if the longevity of W. Buffet and his partner Charlie Munger (who passed away at almost 100 years old) is due to that long-term vision they have... 😀
Money that he has been accumulating for quite some time waiting for a major market correction that seems to be near, and as he says: "When the markets go down, it's like going to sales"
But what I want to highlight is the following:
1°. The sell signal that he has been giving to all investors for a long time.
2°. How difficult it is, even for one of the best in the world, to follow the market timing, since even though he sensed that the market was going to drop, he did not know exactly when it would happen.
But by acting this way, without wanting to take the last dollar from the market, along with great patience (markets are not for hyperactive people) is how large amounts of capital are amassed.
People are in a hurry to get rich, and this bias works against them.
Who knows if the longevity of W. Buffet and his partner Charlie Munger (who passed away at almost 100 years old) is due to that long-term vision they have... 😀
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It should be noted that when there is uncertainty, as in these times, the market tends to decline because investors retreat and do not want to expose their money.
It is when the situation is calm and there is confidence that money returns to the markets like snails to the sun after the ⛈️
It is when the situation is calm and there is confidence that money returns to the markets like snails to the sun after the ⛈️
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Notice how in recent weeks certain events have marked market sentiment, considering that sentiment is shaped by the collective of traders and investors participating in it.
Trump, as a pro-crypto president, caused the market to rise almost vertically. Then it was not so significant and the supposed creation of a Bitcoin reserve disappointed investor expectations, leading to another decline.
The tariffs are not bode well for future economic prospects, which means we need to drop again.
And if that weren't enough, Trump announces that the US is going to go through a "small" depression. The declines deepen.
And in the background, the resentment of seeing how the Chinese (DeepSeek) dealt a lethal blow to the 7 magnificent (the 7 largest tech companies) that in recent years have been driving the North American stock market upwards.
Come on, we can be as optimistic as we want, but the great overbought situation affecting the North American stock market, due to the pernicious stock buybacks (the cause of the 1929 crash), and remember, with a high correlation to cryptocurrencies, and the enormous global debt, does not bode well.
Trump, as a pro-crypto president, caused the market to rise almost vertically. Then it was not so significant and the supposed creation of a Bitcoin reserve disappointed investor expectations, leading to another decline.
The tariffs are not bode well for future economic prospects, which means we need to drop again.
And if that weren't enough, Trump announces that the US is going to go through a "small" depression. The declines deepen.
And in the background, the resentment of seeing how the Chinese (DeepSeek) dealt a lethal blow to the 7 magnificent (the 7 largest tech companies) that in recent years have been driving the North American stock market upwards.
Come on, we can be as optimistic as we want, but the great overbought situation affecting the North American stock market, due to the pernicious stock buybacks (the cause of the 1929 crash), and remember, with a high correlation to cryptocurrencies, and the enormous global debt, does not bode well.
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They say that money doesn't disappear, it simply moves from one market to another in search of profitability.
But where is it and where could it be headed?
Money is clearly in the stock market, in a market at historical highs surrounded by uncertainty and to which, as always, interest rate cuts favor.
Moreover, the sharp drop in oil somewhat curbs inflation, so for now, there should be no fear of an interest rate hike in the short and medium term.
It is said and confirmed that tariffs and the abandonment of globalization do increase inflation, but in the U.S., they are seen more as a threat to achieving goals than as a true desire to maintain them.
There doesn't seem to be much problem then from this side.
Money is also in gold and, paradoxically, this is indeed rare because it usually doesn't stay so strongly in two places at once. It shouldn't be long before changes are seen, either in the stock market or in gold.
We have said where the money is, and we still need to say where it is leaving. It is clearly leaving fixed income (interest rates are falling) and oil (the market is flooded).
Therefore, and although overbought, the stock market remains a priority, gold as a safe haven asset, and cryptocurrencies (at the pace set by their correlation with the stock market) as a long-term bet (buy and hold the most capitalized cryptocurrencies) since the future demands greater adoption of them.
I could also talk about currencies, but they are very controlled by central governments and their movements are marked by changes in their policies. Strength of the Yen due to the rise in inflation in Japan. After that, not much more, in the medium term the Euro should appreciate against the Dollar.
The most concerning and potentially destabilizing factor for the markets that could generate great opportunities: The massive existing global debt. This should be the scenario that investors should be most vigilant about right now.
But where is it and where could it be headed?
Money is clearly in the stock market, in a market at historical highs surrounded by uncertainty and to which, as always, interest rate cuts favor.
Moreover, the sharp drop in oil somewhat curbs inflation, so for now, there should be no fear of an interest rate hike in the short and medium term.
It is said and confirmed that tariffs and the abandonment of globalization do increase inflation, but in the U.S., they are seen more as a threat to achieving goals than as a true desire to maintain them.
There doesn't seem to be much problem then from this side.
Money is also in gold and, paradoxically, this is indeed rare because it usually doesn't stay so strongly in two places at once. It shouldn't be long before changes are seen, either in the stock market or in gold.
We have said where the money is, and we still need to say where it is leaving. It is clearly leaving fixed income (interest rates are falling) and oil (the market is flooded).
Therefore, and although overbought, the stock market remains a priority, gold as a safe haven asset, and cryptocurrencies (at the pace set by their correlation with the stock market) as a long-term bet (buy and hold the most capitalized cryptocurrencies) since the future demands greater adoption of them.
I could also talk about currencies, but they are very controlled by central governments and their movements are marked by changes in their policies. Strength of the Yen due to the rise in inflation in Japan. After that, not much more, in the medium term the Euro should appreciate against the Dollar.
The most concerning and potentially destabilizing factor for the markets that could generate great opportunities: The massive existing global debt. This should be the scenario that investors should be most vigilant about right now.
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Advantages of Living from Trading
Waking up at whatever time you wish or when you hear the dog stretching.
Starting work today at 10, tomorrow at 11:30, the day after at 8:00, and the following day from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Flexible schedule.
Taking a break at any moment to stretch your muscles and take a stroll to the fridge to see what's there.Not hearing the voice of the tyrant boss or being on alert for where they might appear.Having breakfast, lunch, and dinner with your family.Going down to the school for a moment to see what the little one is doing in the yard.
Starting work today at 10, tomorrow at 11:30, the day after at 8:00, and the following day from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Flexible schedule.
Taking a break at any moment to stretch your muscles and take a stroll to the fridge to see what's there.Not hearing the voice of the tyrant boss or being on alert for where they might appear.Having breakfast, lunch, and dinner with your family.Going down to the school for a moment to see what the little one is doing in the yard.
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