One Strategy, One Killer Edge, 30 Minutes
Blake Young has found something unusual—something that works quietly in the background while other traders chase noise. It's called Slow Waves. No chasing headlines. No guessing earnings. Just clear, calm, repeatable trades backed by deep market flows. It's already scored 508% in SPY... 417% in XLE... 1,185% in XLU. You don't need a degree in finance. Just 30 minutes a week. Here's what to do... | | How to Lose Your Shirt and Go Broke Trading
By Professor Jeffrey Bierman, CMT | It's the machines that make up most market activity, but as humans looking to play in their sandbox, we have to get a handle on our very human foibles - the parts of our nature that can screw us up when we're at work trying to build wealth in a market that has no time - or mercy - for that stuff. | That's what I want to talk to you all about this weekend. | There's no force more destructive to capital than the mind's refusal to reconcile belief with reality. In trading, this refusal is called cognitive dissonance—a mental blind spot where ego overshadows evidence. I've seen it a thousand times: investors clinging to outdated narratives, refusing to pivot even as the market sends one loud signal after another. Why? Because it's easier to lie to ourselves than admit we were wrong. | The market doesn't care about your opinions. It doesn't care about your political views, your convictions, or what you read on Reddit. It's an emotionless pricing mechanism. And yet, traders twist themselves into knots trying to rationalize why their losing position "just needs more time." That's not analysis. That's denial. | The smarter play—the professional play—is to detach. Kill your darlings. If the data has changed, you must change. Anything less is just self-sabotage wrapped in a security blanket of bias. I don't care how many books you've read or how many YouTube gurus you follow. If you can't outmaneuver your own ego, you're food for this market. | The real edge isn't in indicators or algorithms—it's in mental flexibility. It's in spotting when your thesis has broken and having the guts to reverse course. This is war, not therapy. The market rewards adaptation and punishes delusion. | Remember: Price is truth. Everything else is noise. | You want to survive? Cut the dissonance. Embrace the discomfort of being wrong. That's where growth—and profit—lives. |
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