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Mel🧠💵 retweeted
Price breaks the high.
Everyone buys.
Price breaks the low.
Everyone sells.
Then price reverses.
That’s the liquidity hunt.
Stop chasing the breakout.
Start asking: Where are the stops? 🎯
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
3 ways to improve trading psychology IMMEDIATELY:
1. Sizing down - helps you trade properly without micromanaging.
2. Setting daily loss limit - helps you avoid a blow up.
3. Having “If-then” statements before market open - helps you execute a trade with more confidence.
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
For bears 👀 only:
Are the financials hinting at something here like the last time, at least on the charts?
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
Traders love the 21EMA.
A lot of them are still bearish on $BTC.
Cool.
Then explain this:
Price just reclaimed the monthly 21EMA as support.
And that 21EMA is sloping up again.
That’s not noise. That’s not a daily wick. That’s a monthly structure flip.
You don’t get to treat the 21EMA as gospel on the way down and then pretend it doesn’t matter when price takes it back and the slope turns higher.
Either the level matters or it doesn’t.
Pick one.
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
Rules that every New Trader must know about.
I broke every single one of them more times than I'd like to admit. And they taught me expensive lessons.
Save this. Share it with someone who needs it.
-Prof
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
Emotions are expensive in trading if you don't have a process for responding to your impulses.
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
And suddenly you realize that you have the most expensive skill that no one in your entire bloodline ever had
TRADING.
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
Men used to go to war now they check their sleep score to decide if they can take on the day.
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
Why I Think Humans Will Be Superior Traders for the Time Being
AI can process unlimited data. But trading comes down to decisions.
When to take risk, when to adapt, when to press, and when to do absolutely nothing.
The edge isn't having more information. It's knowing what to do with it.
Mel🧠💵 retweeted
I lost $4 million in $TSLA. That loss paid for a 20x in $PLTR (September 25, 2026)
Posting this again for new followers/subscribers.
Every investor has big losses and big wins. What wastes time is self-pity and regret. The only useful move is to learn, then look for the next opportunity.
In 2022 I lost more than US$4 million in $TSLA and took that loss in the $307–$320 range. It felt like a catastrophe. It was a blessing in disguise. That cut forced a hard lesson, and the lesson forced a bold move. Without it, I would not have made 15x in $NVDA from $15.20 or 20x in $PLTR from $8.80. A 20x from $307–$320 is about $6,000 — that is where $TSLA would have to be trading to match the same move. I did not wait for $TSLA to do that. I took the loss and got the 20x in $PLTR instead. I still hold some $TSLA as a reminder.
When I shared that painful experience in public, many $TSLA bulls blocked me. They blocked someone who admitted a real loss, then later showed how he turned the table. That reaction revealed the uglier side of human nature: people often prefer a comfortable story to an honest one. At the time, $10,000–$20,000 price targets were treated as destiny. Maybe those prices come one day. Comfort is not the same thing as truth.If you never learn from your own mistakes, you never improve.
Opportunities show up every month and every year. The difference is whether you can use them. I definitely like Tesla as a company and as a stock. Don’t get me wrong — I own more shares than most TSLA bulls, and I drive two Teslas.
In short, take the loss when you see other better opportunities. Learn from the mistakes you make. Then move on!