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TraderNick @[email protected]

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Welcoem to posts!!

in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c

TraderNick
Posted 5 days ago

"Trading the Second Half" - Webinar Event Registration is now open!

Note: This event is FREE to attend! Join me, Chris Pulver, and Alan Perez, as we present our top trade setups for the remainder of 2025.

When: Monday June 16th, at 9AM EST / 1 PM UK

We'll be discussing:
The USD's significant fall: is it turning, or headed lower?,
Is gold headed back to new highs?,
Bitcoin to 150K?,
Stock market rebound: New highs, or back to the lows?,

We're pumped to do this event, and excited to have anyone who would like to attend join us for this important discussion.

Register for free here:
form.jotform.com/242265441549055

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TraderNick
Posted 1 week ago

NVIDIA & Tesla: Two stocks I'm watching! Check out my stock market analysis on my second channel, TraderNick - Stocks!

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TraderNick
Posted 2 weeks ago

What do you struggle with most in your trading? What videos would you like me to make to help?

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TraderNick
Posted 3 weeks ago

Look who stopped by! Podcast episode with Tori Trades coming soon 🔥

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TraderNick
Posted 3 weeks ago

My friend (and the very popular!) Tori Trades is stopping by our office for an in person interview this evening.

I would love to ask you guys for your help in preparing some of your top questions for her.

I will pick a few for our conversation, and your question may be featured in the upcoming video!

If you'd like to submit a question for us to discuss in the podcast episode, please leave your question here:

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSca_pkK7UpYfpd37Q…

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TraderNick
Posted 3 weeks ago

Unpopular opinion: trading is a very toxic thing to be doing if you don’t have income that exceeds your expenses.

If you are barely scraping by, your trading will be highly emotional, erratic, and desperate.

If you are trading with excess income, you’re more likely to take it slow and not in such a hurry to scale it up.

Markets reward long term thinking.

If you’re not currently able to put aside meaningful capital to deposit / build an account, I would suggest saving up and sticking to a demo.

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TraderNick
Posted 4 weeks ago

Social media manager job opening! Note: must be available for in office work in Atlanta, Georgia

If you have experience growing and managing social media (YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc), and are interested in new and challenging opportunities, please email me your resume! [email protected]

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TraderNick
Posted 1 month ago

After 8 years, I've discovered an eerie truth about the trading community:

The trading community is like one big beach town.

Very few people you cross paths with in your trading journey will remain after a few years have passed.

People come and go frequently, and most people will bail once they realize how difficult it is to trade profitably.

It's a weird thing to think back on - many of the people I've met in my trading journey are no longer doing it.

Do you relate?

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TraderNick
Posted 1 month ago

"2% per month is too little" is something I often hear in response to encouraging the slow & steady approach.

But most people are averaging negative percentage per month, because they refuse to accept modest gains.

They are drawn to the get rich quick lifestyle that got them into trading in the first place.

One of the fastest ways to improve your trading is to reduce your position sizing.

It makes your trading boring, and less of a casino game that keeps you up at night.

Small positions allow you to focus on taking quality positions, and not obsess over every minor move the market makes.

They also keep you from blowing up when you inevitably enter a drawdown period (which is part of the game)

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TraderNick
Posted 1 month ago

How do you know when you should abandon your trading strategy?

A few losses certainly should not be a reason to abandon your system, but how do you know if the strategy is broken? Here are a few tips:

1. Before you trade a system, you should have already extensively backtested it. This will give you a better idea of what a "normal" drawdown looks like on historical data.

2. Make sure that your position sizing is small enough to allow you to survive drawdowns without causing you to panic. Drawdown is normal, but big positions can cause you to make irrational decisions!

3. Accept that nothing is perfect. No matter what strategy you choose, there will be pros and cons, wins and losses, good and bad streaks. Embrace the imperfections and carry on!

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