#trading mindset

[meghsatheartist]

Tips to master your trading mindset:

Active Income Source: 

Positive environment for trading:

Constant Learning: 

Motivation factor for trading mindset: 

The loop of Competence and Confidence: 

Trading Discipline:

The morning routine of a successful trader:

Patience

[death-metal-mugs]

Trading Like a Metalhead: Embracing Chaos in the Stock Market

Ever wondered what stock trading and death metal have in common? Embrace the chaos and find your edge in the markets with a true metalhead mindset. \m/ #Trading #DeathMetal #Investing

Stock trading may seem a far cry from the world of heavy metal, but if you look closely, you’ll see they share some common threads: intensity, risk, and a love for the unconventional. For metalheads who dive into the stock market, the approach isn’t about following mainstream trends—it’s about embracing chaos and finding opportunities where others may not dare to look. Trading isn’t just about…

[maadorali302]

ADVERSITY happens FOR YOU not TO YOU.

[shetrade]

Male vs. Female Traders: A Study in Trading Psychology

In my years of observing human behavior, I have come to understand that gender roles and expectations have a significant impact on the way individuals interact with the world. These roles can also influence the way people approach risk-taking, decision-making, and even financial trading. The world of trading has traditionally been dominated by men, but in recent years, women have also begun to…

[sunlit-mess]

How did you get so good at animating and drawing? Aside from practice, what techniques do you use? What software do you use?

I only know the basics/fundamentals of both drawing and animation.

For drawing, I've carried out lessons about the Elements and principles of design, the history of graphics design, traditional drawing techniques, color theory, anatomy, character design, blah blah blah. Lots of info I still do my best to practice/put in my art. If y'all notice me animating gifs then it's bc I have time to do so... ( I'm in term break until late July ) They're likely short, but it's through animation blocking, timing, and incorporating both in-betweens and tweening.

I've used Adobe Animate/After Effects for school projects, sometimes for doodles only, I currently use Clip Studio Paint bc it's where I'm more comfy with ^^ Maybe someday I'll be able to afford Toon Boom hehe.

[mist-the-wannabe-linguist]

ohhhh how I miss the times of going to the library looking for books with cool-looking fantasy covers only to find the most fucked up lore inside that would leave me consumed by fascination and sometimes nightmares for months only to completely forget the entirety of the plot years later

[razzledazzletrassh]

no major fic updates just yet guys TAKE MY WOY OC I MADE LIKE. April of last year IM PLUGGING SOME INFO ABOUT THIS GUY IN THE TAGS.

I may also redesign her soon or something. Make her more bug-like with some stuff. I can cook guys let me cook !!!

[rodrigororschach]

15 SUCCESS PRINCIPLES THAT EVERY YOUNG ADULT MUST KNOW

1. Set clear goals: Identify what you want to achieve in your life and create a plan to reach those goals.

2. Take action: Don't wait for opportunities to come to you, actively seek them out and take action towards achieving your goals.

3. Stay focused: Avoid distractions and stay focused on your goals, even when faced with challenges or setbacks.

4. Embrace failure: Failure is a natural part of the learning process. Embrace it as an opportunity to grow and improve.

5. Develop resilience: Learn to bounce back from setbacks and adapt to changing circumstances.

6. Cultivate a growth mindset: Believe that you can develop your abilities through hard work and dedication.

7. Build strong relationships: Success often depends on the support and collaboration of others. Invest in building strong relationships with family, friends, and colleagues.

8. Be proactive: Take initiative and look for ways to add value in your personal and professional life.

9. Embrace continuous learning: Never stop learning and seeking out new knowledge or skills.

10. Manage your time effectively: Prioritize your tasks and use your time wisely to maximize productivity and achieve your goals.

11. Develop emotional intelligence: Learn to manage your emotions and communicate effectively with others.

12. Take care of your health: Your physical and mental health are key components of your overall well-being. Make time for exercise, healthy eating, and self-care.

13. Practice gratitude: Cultivate a positive attitude by focusing on the things you are thankful for in your life.

14. Seek out mentors: Learn from the experiences and advice of those who have achieved success in your desired field.

15. Give back: Find ways to contribute to your community or make a positive impact on the world around you.

[vermillioncrown]

if you don't mind me asking, and if i just missed something again somewhere thatd answer my question, i am so sorry. but. it seems like even tho with the assumption that korvin is basically from our world, he doesnt know all that much about general comic book lore. so like. how aware is korvin that he was isekai'ed into the comic book world?

don't mind, will clarify.

let's think of it like this. at what point does it matter how much you know about the world you've isekai'd in? especially for a comic book world, in which canon and continuity are already loosely defined? what about it being so close to the real world for most of the time, and then jarringly different during the highest stakes?

are you willing to bet your life on assumptions?

korvin's not.

he knows of batman from the cultural zeitgeist but has my general...uh, disinterest and skepticism in the messiness and narratives of comics and superheroes stories.

and on his general mindset (my mindset): it's folly to walk into something assuming you have the ground truth. a lot of the work i do day-to-day is interdisciplinary aka working between specialties to connect them into a larger analysis. and by god i work with some of the most brilliant people... in their field that can't for the life of them understand and articulate their working assumptions that only WORK FOR THEM. knowledge bias is real and it's a barrier for this type of collaboration. so, i'm extra-wary about going into things treating it like it has to be some way. i rather rely on a more abstracted and fundamental set of first principles and adapt as necessary.

and so you get korvin.

[paramveer0110]

IS TRADING GOOD FOR YOU?

I am Paramveer, Working in a Recruitment company basically a corporate employee who does 9-5 job spend time with family & friends and quite ecstatic with this life as i have all the necessary things which is needed for a common man to live in a metro city.

But there is one thing which most of the people wants and not at all satisfied with, which is their earning. No matter how much you earn but people think they are not being paid enough which is very common and so it does happen with me.

So i thought to start doing trading, it was a trial and error for me but still i wanted to try. There was so much to learn and research before entering in to the trading, that's why i had to be meticulous on each aspects of it.

I took some time understanding how to do trading and what sort of things i have to keep in mind and within 1 months i started doing it. I am only doing Options trading because that is what i learned.

When i started making money i started feeling good and it was beyond the shadow of doubts. Although i was doing it conscientiously and not going circuitous things were started falling in my ways so nicely, now i have the purchasing power so i can buy all i want.

It was abstruse while deciding how much money should be the right amount but then i realized it on me how much loss i can bare and everyone should know it and imminently i got so much to learn and made money out of it. Trading is something i can never leave because it strengthen my mind and makes my analysis more stronger.

[bite-the-bloody-hand]

Yknow I think what really bothers me iabout wotr trickter path is that being an effective trickster requires forethought, insight, and intelligence. which is really tough to make a central theme when so much of the writing in game comes off as broadly anti-intellectual.

[tvrningout-a]

SLAMS MY HANDS DOWN!! spoilers below for my pals who haven't seen a.tsv yet! we're talking about miguel, the disaster man himself!

if you're a personal blog, do not reblog this or i'm biting your ankles.

hello, hi, i've got some thoughts on miguel that'll probably be better supported once i read through his comics, but!! i've been thinking about miguel and the introduction of his character, how he says he doesn't always like what he has to do, but he knows he has to do it bc he's lost too much to stop. we find out he's talking about his daughter. from another dimension or not, he still loses her after forming an attachment to her, and this causes him to become our antagonist for more than one reason. but let's back up a lil bit.

when we first meet miguel, we see he can be quippy, funny -- he's still clearly not a happy-go-lucky kinda guy, but he doesn't appear quite as harsh as he is with miles. we even see him go against his original decision to leave gwen behind, even if it's at jessica's prompting. he's swayed bc he can't ignore her predicament, feels sympathy bc like her, there's some stuff he doesn't know how to fix either.

miguel knows she hasn't experienced all of her canon events bc her dad is police chief and alive. he knows she's close to miles. he knows she's a liability, but against his better judgement, he lets her join. he doesn't always like what he does, and sometimes he just can't do it. sometimes he's faced with the individual, and he can't follow through, leave someone behind to fend for themselves.

i think this is absolutely the case with his daughter gabriella. he found that universe where he was happy with a daughter, and initially he was just watching over what could have been. it was harmless if not painful at times. but then he's murdered in this other dimension, and he knows he should stay out of it. if he died, it was supposed to happen. but he can't leave it alone. he can't leave gabriella alone to fend for herself. so he takes a risk to save the individual -- he thinks about the person rather than the world.

and it ends up biting him in the ass. he loses gabriella and her world, singlehandedly ( so we assume at this point, at least ) causing their destruction by simply taking the place of that dimension's miguel and disrupting his canon death. he realizes then that he can't let himself prioritize the individual. he has to prioritize the world, no matter how much he'll hate it at times, because he'd rather feel guilt over a million uncle ben's than a million universes with billions of people in each one.

whereas miles has to learn in the first movie to focus saving on one person vs. the world, miguel has to learn the inverse, and it sucks. he doesn't always like what he does, but he knows he has to do it because either 1. nobody else will ( and he can't exactly blame them ) or 2. he can't ask anybody else to do it. " being spider-man is a sacrifice, " and he's already lost his daughter, seen first-hand what meddling in the canon leads to. he'll make the sacrifice of making those tough decisions if it means nobody else has to lose their dimension.

which is why things go so far off the frikkin rails with miles. i don't think miguel recruits spiders who haven't gone through certain losses ( with some exceptions like gwen and pav ) bc he knows it'll cause conflict when they find out they have to let certain people die. that's exactly what happens with miles, and bc he's the original anomaly, bc miguel and co. still don't know what might happen if he saves his dad, bc miguel is scared and can only think of the day he lost gabriella, he... chases down a teenager and gets waaaay too heated. he definitely projects some of his own guilt upon miles bc he wouldn't have ever known about gabriella's universe if not for all this anomaly business. he wouldn't have gotten her killed if he'd never needed to help put the multiverse back in order.

in the end, though, it's still miguel's own fault. he knew better, he knows better, and all he can do is try to stop miles.

[serpentsurgency]

The only thing that's wrong with you is that you refuse to acknowledge that their desires and yours don't match up. You don't have to do and love everything they want from you, which is why it's so important that they have, at least from what it seems, come to accept that you prefer looking over touching.

I have already said my desires. Why can’t you fucking listen to me?

[artemisbarnowl]

My particular flavour of December on Spotify cringe indulgence is that I use it to revisit albums by men I liked between the ages 14-24. And the chorus of city and colours' natural disaster (from 2011 album little hell) is delivered in a very up and new adventure way for someone ruminating all the ways a home became a ruin.

[mantisgodsdomain]

There are a lot of things about us that probably make sense if you know that roughly 99% of our skills are picked up in order to help us repair and maintain Old Shit that people either give away or sell for incredibly low prices thanks to it being something that one needs to acquire Specialized Skills to repair or maintain.

[vvijaydolai]

Vijay Kumar Dolai