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Why would an experienced trader keep learning if his system is already working? My trading system has been making a profit for more than five years. It has withstood different phases of the market, and based on it, I build both my trading and my training. But despite the stability of the result, I do not stop learning. For me, this is not an attempt to find something new, it is a way to strengthen the existing result and improve it. The reasons why I continue to do this, despite steady profits: Adapting to a changing market Improving efficiency Deepening your understanding of your system Developing critical thinking Self-confidence prevention Updating methodological approaches Early diagnosis of system failures A trader who does not update his knowledge gradually loses his qualifications. Even if everything is working for you, there is always room to grow.

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Trading has taken its place as one of the areas of my life, not its only meaning. I stopped counting transactions as units of progress. I stopped equating activity with development. Progress is not based on quantity, but on how well transactions match my system. The results you see in my trading group illustrate these principles well. Changing strategies is easier than changing yourself, but you can't survive in trading without it.

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A turning point in my trading Initially, I imagined it as an instant breakthrough: one important deal or the right decision that would forever divide my path into "before" and "after" and become the beginning of stable growth. But in fact, the changes did not come in one day and not with one deal. It turned out to be a long process: step by step, I abandoned old patterns and rethought my own actions. I'll mention a few key changes that I've already seen after the fact.: I stopped measuring my competence with the last deal. Previously, one profitable or unprofitable trade set the feeling of "I'm a good trader" or "I'm a bad trader." I began to notice not only mistakes, but also steady successful solutions. I stopped taking positive outcomes for granted. I began to sort them out as carefully as I did the losses, in order to make them part of a conscious practice. I stopped making trading a cult.

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BTC.D. Altseason Trigger A powerful divergence is maturing on the 1W timeframe, slowly and confidently. In case of a breakdown of 58% down, the altseason trigger is activated. A confident start can be seen after the breakdown of 54-56% down. I'll let you know how the trigger works.

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In the market, as in sports, it is not the desire for infallibility that wins, but the steady repetition of correct actions. Over time, I became convinced that discipline is not based on the fear of breaking a rule, but on a clear understanding of the results of following the rules and the losses caused by refusal. It should be a conscious choice, not a mechanical one. And most importantly, discipline is not a substitute for professionalism: you also need to follow the right principles. If you go the wrong way in a disciplined way, discipline itself won't help.

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What did I learn about discipline only after years of trading? For a long time, I considered discipline to be something like constant training: a daily struggle with laziness, a strict "no" to any unplanned business, and a complete lack of enjoyment from life and work. Over time, it became clear that this approach does not create stability, but fatigue. Discipline is not an act of violence against oneself or heroism, it is a way of life. When order is built into the schedule, it ceases to seem like a heavy burden. My morning sets the tone for the day: getting up at the same time, warming up, meditating, having a quiet breakfast, planning key work tasks. If the morning lacks this foundation, the day becomes chaotic, decisions are impulsive, and the market inevitably takes advantage of this. Regular sports perfectly maintain discipline both in life and in the market. Not every workout brings tangible success, but over time, small improvements add up to serious progress.

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Hello my friends. How are you?

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Ilon Musk quits DOGE Elon is officially stepping down as head of the government's cost-cutting initiative, DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency). The 130-day statutory term expires on May 30. He calls it an "uphill battle" and admits he has spent too much time on politics, which analysts believe has distracted him from Tesla. By the way, TSLA shares rose 5% after the announcement of his departure from DOGE. From DOGE's "accomplishments": Claimed $175 billion in savings (data disputed) 260000 government employees cut. Musk wanted to cut $2 trillion, then revised target to $150 billion. There's a lawsuit against Musk and DOGE from 14 states Musk says the idea of DOGE will live on. But whether it will actually become the new norm is a question.

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Bitcoin Timeframe: D The global high has been updated. The fifth wave of the bull market can represent either an impulse (optimistic) or a diagonal (pessimistic). There is a pessimistic scenario where BTC's high is around 130000.00. If the price exceeds this round level within wave (3), we will move to the impulse account, that is the optimistic scenario.

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I remember when the market was most negative about Solana at the beginning of the cycle, there were a lot of opinions about its collapse, the price was falling by more than 90%. Then Solana was the first of the alts to rise and almost the strongest. Now the same thing happened with ether. It was the one that was "thrown in the mud" the most, it was the one that was priced below the others and kept at the bottom for a very long time. And it is the one that has now started to grow the most. The market is playing against us. Whales are trying to get hamsters out of the most tasty assets as much as possible. And on this negative background whales have been buying ether for a long time and regularly. It takes a very strong and stable psyche to cope with such emotional swings and continue holding and buying assets. Many people gave up and could not wait. And the one who stayed and calmly treated all the drawdowns and horrors, the one who will get the main growth.

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SOL/USDT. At the start The exit from the bullish wedge took place, locally we have all chances to correct to 130-135$, after that we can see growth to 1 zone of 166$ dropout.

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Emotions do not interfere with trading. They are trading. Emotions rarely come as panic or euphoria. More often - as a calm confidence that "the decision is justified" "I'm just convinced that now there will be a reversal" "This is a non-standard situation, so I moved the stop" "I just wanted to test the hypothesis" In most of these decisions there is no analysis or system. There is only a need to ease tension, dull anxiety and regain the illusion of control. It's not the impulsive who lose in the marketplace. It's the ones who are convinced they have no emotions.

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Homemade turkey sausage In fact, it is not difficult at all to make a delicious sausage at home! You will need: 1 kg of turkey trimmings with skin and fat, 5 garlic cloves, 2 m of pork intestines, 100 ml (10%) of cream, 150 ml of broth. Preparation: Mix the dense pieces of meat on a meat grinder with a coarse grating, the rest (fat, skin, tendons) - with a fine grinder. Mix the meat with chopped garlic, salt and pepper, pour in cream or milk. Fill the prepared intestine, dividing it by knots to make small sausages. Prick with a toothpick, fill with broth, cover with foil, bake for 30 minutes at 200 degrees, then another half an hour, removing the foil.

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Hello How are you?

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Throw back to 1980

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ok i know we cancelled him but he just instantly changed my mind about what i want to aspire to

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Chicken piccata meatballs

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Solana's high throughput and low fees attract a new wave of decentralized apps and games

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