Great weekend in Breckenridge with some of our members! Years of trading has taught us that is can be a very lonely game so it's awesome to be able to meet in person and build some lasting friendships. Shout out to our honorary guests @RealSimpleAriel and @NickSchmidt for

At Pinpoint, the emphasis going into the close is simple: Protect capital first. Opportunities come back, discipline compounds.

Most trading mistakes don’t happen at entry. They happen before the session even starts. Preparation determines execution.

If the only reason you’re in a trade is that the market is moving… that’s not a setup, that’s impatience ya silly goose

Getting long off the open this morning 🥲

“The goal of a successful trader is to make the best trades.” — Paul Tudor Jones Most losses come from trading the "ehhh this might work, f*ck it" ones instead.

Trading knowledge and skills take time. Most want a quick fix or some setups to copy real quick. That might get you PnL for a few weeks but the key is learning through cycles and acquiring skills for the long haul. My buddy here started sneakily trading with me at 16 with the

The goal isn’t to trade every session. The goal is to recognize when a session is worth trading.

I love when a name in a hyper uptrend / relentless theme has a controlled pullback + inside day off the 20ema. Perfect entry location here in this $TE

One idea that shows up in Market Wizards: Great traders don’t think in terms of being right — they think in terms of managing risk.

If you've been on the waitlist to join our community, now is your chance! We are opening up the Premium Membership signups. A little birdy told me @ShakePryzby1 is cooking up a fire newsletter for this Sunday 👀 Elite Membership is closed for now while we work on building

At Pinpoint, the focus is simple: prepare well, trade less, review honestly.

Activity feels productive. Selectivity actually is. Ask yourself what is really moving you forward

“The goal of a successful trader is to make the best trades.” — Paul Tudor Jones Most losses come from trading when there isn’t one. How many times have you looked back on a trade and said "why did I even take this??"

A snippet of our live call today, head trader @ShakePryzby1 talks overtrading, position sizing, risk limits, and discipline to protect expectancy

“The goal of a successful trader is to make the best trades.” — Paul Tudor Jones Most mistakes come from trading when there isn’t one.

Fewer trades. Clearer rules. Better execution.

The market doesn’t demand activity. Traders just assume it does.

Mid-day reality check: The market will still be here after lunch. Your discipline might not be if you force something.

@ShakePryzby1 - $VICR - I picked this up based on your feed on Discord, put it in TopD WL and LT account. Now up over 50% Thanks..