XXX
CYBER HORNET S&P 500 and XRP 75/25 Strategy ETF
stock NASDAQ ETF

Only XX,XXX? I expected more

I get email alerts with the subject: **Fidelity Alerts: An overdraft was prevented.**
But I have overdraft protection and the body of the message says
**Overdraft transfer. To cover an overdraft in the account ending XXXX, $XXX was transferred from your account ending in XXXX. No further action is required from you.**
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This is very confusing because I'll see the subject and my heart skips a beat. The overdraft was not prevented, it was covered. Can we please get this corrected?

Boils down to accepting UNCERTAINTY, as the ONLY path to profitability.
Most people are conditioned for, "When I CLOCK IN and CLOCK OUT, THAT'S when I'll get PAID". But to 'clock in/clock out', so to speak, in trading and NOT know if you'll get paid or not to do so, or even LOSE money doing so, goes counter to how all public schools teach us to be almost since birth. It's the mental barrier, the single greatest one, most difficult to overcome, because most people aren't trained to think in probabilities, but in "certainties and guarantees".
You are CERTAIN to walk away at the end of each day with XXX dollars when you put in the effort to go to work.
That same effort put into trading, does NOT guarantee that. In fact, you're far more likely to clock in and LOSE money, for months, or if you're real unlucky, years, before you figure out how to optimize a system, your time, and resources to see the fruit of those efforts, IF you ever get to that stage to begin with...
...because most people quit LOOOONG before that profitable phase ever begins.
You have to stick it out long enough to figure out "your way" around your weaknesses that emphasis your strengths. That's a LOT of trial and error, false starts, false promises, rug pulls, scams, bad systems, bad advice and everything in between BEFORE it "clicks", things suddenly align.
If you're extremely lucky, someone will and can shortcut that process, prevent you from the hell they went through to succeed in the markets, and you hit the ground running.
The biggest advantage I had to 'stick it through' is that my first "job" was running my own successful candy store business as a teenager. That core memory formed the basis for my understanding to delay gratification and push through adversity, solve problems and get paid.
Most people just want "the monay!" without having to develope ANY of those 5 foundational qualities, and I get it. The money IS alluring, the money IS real. But before any of that, you have to develop into the kind of person that consistently extracts money from the market, and those 5 qualities are essential to do that.
I think you genuinly have to be in it to love trading and the process of it, to 'see it through' you develop those qualities. It has to be important for a trader to learn MORE than money itself to break old habits and build a new. But if 'making money' is the only motivation, you simply won't tolerate all the challenges that come with getting to the end of the light of tunnel and turn back the moment it gets a little to dark to bare

Only XX,XXX? I expected more

I get email alerts with the subject: **Fidelity Alerts: An overdraft was prevented.**
But I have overdraft protection and the body of the message says
**Overdraft transfer. To cover an overdraft in the account ending XXXX, $XXX was transferred from your account ending in XXXX. No further action is required from you.**
\-------
This is very confusing because I'll see the subject and my heart skips a beat. The overdraft was not prevented, it was covered. Can we please get this corrected?

Boils down to accepting UNCERTAINTY, as the ONLY path to profitability.
Most people are conditioned for, "When I CLOCK IN and CLOCK OUT, THAT'S when I'll get PAID". But to 'clock in/clock out', so to speak, in trading and NOT know if you'll get paid or not to do so, or even LOSE money doing so, goes counter to how all public schools teach us to be almost since birth. It's the mental barrier, the single greatest one, most difficult to overcome, because most people aren't trained to think in probabilities, but in "certainties and guarantees".
You are CERTAIN to walk away at the end of each day with XXX dollars when you put in the effort to go to work.
That same effort put into trading, does NOT guarantee that. In fact, you're far more likely to clock in and LOSE money, for months, or if you're real unlucky, years, before you figure out how to optimize a system, your time, and resources to see the fruit of those efforts, IF you ever get to that stage to begin with...
...because most people quit LOOOONG before that profitable phase ever begins.
You have to stick it out long enough to figure out "your way" around your weaknesses that emphasis your strengths. That's a LOT of trial and error, false starts, false promises, rug pulls, scams, bad systems, bad advice and everything in between BEFORE it "clicks", things suddenly align.
If you're extremely lucky, someone will and can shortcut that process, prevent you from the hell they went through to succeed in the markets, and you hit the ground running.
The biggest advantage I had to 'stick it through' is that my first "job" was running my own successful candy store business as a teenager. That core memory formed the basis for my understanding to delay gratification and push through adversity, solve problems and get paid.
Most people just want "the monay!" without having to develope ANY of those 5 foundational qualities, and I get it. The money IS alluring, the money IS real. But before any of that, you have to develop into the kind of person that consistently extracts money from the market, and those 5 qualities are essential to do that.
I think you genuinly have to be in it to love trading and the process of it, to 'see it through' you develop those qualities. It has to be important for a trader to learn MORE than money itself to break old habits and build a new. But if 'making money' is the only motivation, you simply won't tolerate all the challenges that come with getting to the end of the light of tunnel and turn back the moment it gets a little to dark to bare

SNVXX for 3.5% paid monthly, money market. It's $1. Then your capital is working for you while you learn. Never take a one sentence "XXX and chill" as gospel. Take your time and learn about DCA, support levels, crash levels, vwap, market sentiment. Look at daily, weekly, and monthly supports, make sure you understand what the fund does. Never buy a fund because of a high div, they usually are paying you with your own money and not actual earnings.

I would say at this point in the evening (6:49 PM) it’s fair to say that it wasn’t RC with those big orders. I wonder who it was?
XX,XXX ape

Versteh ich nicht. Der Arbeitsvertrag ist eine Seite, Einstellung zum XXX, Einstufung in Tarifgruppe XY, es gilt der Tarifvertrag. Ja...bis der halt nicht mehr gilt...