Enter the market as close as possible to where you are wrong on the trade idea @DavidBelleFX https://t.co/qzbvU666Iz

— Tom Dante (@Trader_Dante) November 18, 2016

Take only the best trades and try not be a cunt in the meantime @DavidBelleFX https://t.co/qzbvU6nI79

— Tom Dante (@Trader_Dante) November 18, 2016

@DavidBelleFX cut it when the idea is invalid, don't hold it like a cunt

— Lee Recioy (@LeeRecioy) November 18, 2016

@DavidBelleFX sell hope, buy fear

— elkady (@belal_in) November 18, 2016

#fabtips – HTF setups can take ages and be a complete mess on the LTF,but one thing u can count on
"they will still find a way to complete"

— Fab (@PastaTrader_Fab) October 15, 2016

#fabtips – Take this thought with you on Monday…you may not get a single trade until Friday. And thats ok.

— Fab (@PastaTrader_Fab) October 2, 2016

#fabtips – Its a strange paradox, the less you try to do, the more you'll likely make over time.

— Fab (@PastaTrader_Fab) October 1, 2016

In the absence of execution a plan is a waste of valuable time pic.twitter.com/Ze11K5MoDa

— Matt Herzog (@mattth) November 17, 2016

While announcements and reports can increase volatility, seldom do they reverse market trends permanently.

— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) November 18, 2016

Novice traders believe large positions = larger profits. A hard truth- trading undersized positions produces greater profits over long pull

— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) November 18, 2016

If you think you know what a given market is going to do, you are only fooling yourself.

— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) November 16, 2016

Don't let someones 'opinion' of your trade get in the way of your plan. Opinions are noise. Measure your risk, trade your plan.

— Sunrise Trader (@SunriseTrader) November 16, 2016

A Toxic Ideology is much like A Flawed Trade: You put energy, time, ego into the idea, & won’t cut it loose because you want to be right.

— Walter White (@BreakingOutBad) November 16, 2016

The number one red flag to look for with a fraud sub service is lifestyle flashing. Most successful traders don’t live that way.

— Walter White (@BreakingOutBad) November 14, 2016

James Montier's top ten list for avoiding the most common investment mental pitfalls. pic.twitter.com/dtby7l5Z8J

— Ivan Maljkovic (@ivan_brussels) November 14, 2016

Nassim Taleb on negative advice.
From “Antifragile: Things that Gain from Disorder” https://t.co/j5YuTsnDHw pic.twitter.com/8az5PWr9cI

— Ivan Maljkovic (@ivan_brussels) November 11, 2016

Great traders understand diff between looking for a trade and seeing the trade. Remain patient, they always come. When they do it's obvious.

— Assad Tannous (@AsennaWealth) December 21, 2015

People always ask me for my thoughts on a chart. Outside 3 high prob patterns we take, to be honest I have no idea.

— Assad Tannous (@AsennaWealth) November 17, 2016

For 5 years I tried to complicate trading until finally I realised simple works best.

— Assad Tannous (@AsennaWealth) November 14, 2016

@DavidBelleFX My advise would be to not listen to this non-sense pseudo advises > Get data, read, learn to code, make ur stats, bleed [1/2]

— gb00s+X (@gb00splusx) November 18, 2016

@DavidBelleFX The more learn from the same data the better predictable it will be > Be ice cold, just trust ur numbers & stats [2/2]

— gb00s+X (@gb00splusx) November 18, 2016

@DavidBelleFX Do your homework (stats, data etc.) and look for hints in the price action. If you wait for confirmation you're too late

— Vladis (@vladissp) November 19, 2016