I love naps, chasing laser pointers and day trading ES Futures / sol meme enthusiast💎/ crypto speculator📈📉 / not financial advise IG: @Spy.trades
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Onchaincat retweeted
🚨 WOW! The crowd ERUPTED when SecWar Pete Hegseth said: “As long as I have breath, I will NEVER allow anyone from blocking us from saying the TRUTH — Christ is King. He died for our sins. We are forgiven. He will come again in glory. Amen."
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Onchaincat retweeted
America, more than any other nation in world history, was shaped by the Christian tradition of spreading the gospel unto all nations.
Join us in celebrating International Religious Freedom Day.
Onchaincat retweeted
When I say God, I mean Jesus.
Not the universe. Not energy. Not luck. Not positive vibes. Not manifestation.
I mean Jesus Christ, the Son of God, crucified for our sins, buried, risen on the third day, and reigning forever.
Nice Long I caught today off trapped selling at VAH/ Overnight Highs into previous days highs. IB, AMT + Stats = 👑
Onchaincat retweeted
🚨Conor McGregor got a ROARING applause when he recited BIBLE VERSE Galatians 2:20 from memory.
“[Jesus Christ] is everything in my life… ‘It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.’ All glory to God.”
Onchaincat retweeted
Most traders say Market Structure is part of their strategy.
Then they build every candle around the clock.
15M. 30M. 4HR.
NQ trades nearly 23 hours a day.
RTH accounts for only 6.5 of those hours, yet historically carries the majority of the daily volume.
That leaves roughly 16.5 overnight hours, often trading with thinner participation and more balance.
Yes, the overnight session has offered some excellent opportunities lately.
But should a 15-minute candle at 3:00 AM carry the same structural weight as a 15-minute candle after the opening bell?
A time-based candle closes because the clock ran out, whether 50 contracts traded or 5,000.
A non-time-based candle closes only after a fixed amount of participation takes place.
Why judge every candle by how much time passed when participation may tell us more about how the auction actually developed?
I don’t use time-based charts for intraday trading.
Non-time-based charts stop assigning equal visual weight to unequal participation.
The market doesn’t create structure because a timer hit zero.
Same market. Different lens.
Maybe it’s time to look beyond time.
I might be Greek, but I don’t think I’m Socrates.
If you see me post something like this, it’s because the lesson was pivotal in my journey as a trader and I believe it could change yours too.
#DayTrading #FuturesTrading #MarketStructure #OrderFlow #VolumeCharts #NQFutures
Onchaincat retweeted
you're not bad at trading. the game is just designed so you never find out what the actual game is
retail gets candlestick patterns and RSI. the kids at citadel get probability theory, transition matrices, and kelly criterion from day one
they literally filter recruits who don't already know this. they don't teach it to you, they find people who found it themselves
the math that runs renaissance technologies has been sitting in free statistics textbooks since the 1950s
markov chains, autocorrelation, state detection - none of it is secret, none of it is locked behind a paywall
the information gap isn't about money or access
it's about the fact that the finance industry makes more selling you indicators and courses than it ever loses to you trading
"retail investor" is industry language for "someone we extract from"
meanwhile a 24 year old with a stats degree and 6 months of python experience is clearing $400k at a prop desk
same markets. completely different question being asked
you ask: is it going up or down
they ask: what state is the market in and what does history say happens next
one of those questions has an answer. the other one is just noise dressed up as analysis
the textbook is free. the math is learnable. the only thing that wasn't free was someone telling you it existed
Onchaincat retweeted
You need to hate trading a little to be good at it.
Slightly relieved when the day is done & slightly annoyed to start the next day
You do your job, take what's there, and close the screen.
You have no emotional reason to stay, it's not entertaining to you.
No emotional highs & lows, you just execute consistently.
That's what the market likes...
Onchaincat retweeted
Going into trading full-time when you don’t have any money is one of the dumbest things you can do
You put yourself under way too much pressure to make it, which ends up just hurting your progress
Get a job, trade on the side, learn/backtest every night for a few hours
There’s no “rush” to make it - you don’t have to put yourself under crazy financial pressure in order to become a good trader
The markets will still be here in 5 years
Make sure you can eat in the mean time
Onchaincat retweeted
There’s a thin line between aggressive trading and reckless trading.
Aggressive:
“I see my setup. My edge is there. I’m taking it.”
Reckless:
“I’m down today. I need to make it back.”
One is execution backed by conviction.
The other is revenge trading disguised as confidence.
