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If you were: 1. Panic selling assets alongside the Tuesday night red candles on the 85% priced-in Dem sweep, and 2. Confused by the event roll-off vol-crush and re-bought higher Wednesday morning You probably are on tilt, emotionally hijacked, and don’t have your finger on the pulse of the market right now. I recommend sizing down, avoiding leverage, and focusing on 6-18 month ideas until you regain control of your prefrontal cortex. In the age of 0DTE’s, ever-increasing algorithmic trading volume, and general tiktok-ification of everything… one’s greatest edge may be the ability to think medium to long term. While it warrants a thread of its own, one idea you need to ponder on is the lower the timeframe you choose to trade trade on, the more you put yourself up directly against those with infinitely more resources than you, and 47/50 traders will eventually give these people all their money by a death of a thousand cuts. Anyway, i think it would be in your best interest to think about how your trading style and psychology has evolved over the last few years under the Trump Regime. Are these permanent fixtures for successful trading moving forward? Or should we putting up guardrails to protect ourselves from our bad habits? Seems much more productive than chasing the colour of the current 4HR candle, no?

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