r/traderrlife
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Happy 4th... Now Let Me Check Futures One More Time.
u/Tradeview_Markets — 3 days ago
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the main reason why investors make more money than traders
that's because traders are selling in loss. expecting to see profit in short term and if it goes down you sell in loss it's simply the most destructive way to trade.
the investor will add more money when he is in loss and then he will wait. this is why he will get rich.
u/Dismal-Programmer-40 — 5 days ago
Claude vs Memecoins
I think since 3 months now i am working on a Memecoin-Trading-Agent with the help of Claude.
Every try failed.
Everytime i went negative after a period of time.
I think i tried at least 50 Systems and Strategies.
But i think i finally have it. A full automated trading-system, which buys and sells by itself (you can also set it up so it just gives you the signals). It now runs for 3 weeks and i finally am positive!
I made about 3 Sol in 3 weeks.
I used the latest Opus Version to build it and you can let it run on your PC (must be on) or on a server.
It combines the best trading-signals out there, checks them every 30 seconds, tests them and makes the buy in the right time. English is not my native language, so i can't explain it fully.
If you are interested in more information though you can dm me.
u/AlKillua — 7 days ago
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How do you actually stop revenge trading?
I’m a beginner, and every time I take a loss, I feel the urge to jump right back in to win it back. Most of the time, it just leads to bigger losses.
For those who overcame revenge trading, what helped you the most? Was it a specific rule, mindset, or routine?
I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experiences.
u/Priya1_9 — 6 days ago