
Ed Seykota turned $5k to $15M in just 12 years.
Here are 20 of Ed's key quotes & takeaways to maximize your trading returns 👇🧵


1) The long term trend
2) The current chart pattern
3) Picking a good spot to buy or sell"







(1) Cutting losses
(2) Cutting losses
(3) Cutting losses
If you can follow these three rules, you may have a chance."


Here are some pillars to his success:
✅ Risk Management
✅ Emotional Control
✅ Execution of a System
✅ Belief in Oneself
Master these.
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Sounds simple - but what does “buying right” even mean?
Use TraderLion's 10-Step Ultimate Guide to buying right 👇
By the end of this thread, you'll know how to:
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2. Have 10+ real world examples to study
3. Increase your win rate.
4. Increase your profitability
Let's dive in!
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Here's an excerpt from How To Make Money In Stocks by stock market legend William O'Neil:

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https://t.co/shD5OjkP6s
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