Morning Day Trading: Turning $130 into $200 (Video)

[hytt]

The original video was 17 minutes long, but I sped it up for your convenience. I made this trade a few hours ago, just before breakfast.

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[hytt]

@1.60cm @gymcel64 @WhiteMan @3links2 @Deathninja328 @Underdog9494 @lestoa @Deathninja328 @PsychoDsk @TheBiggestIncelEver @chudlite @chad8281828 @RICHCELDOM @asdvek @yex @Tylermax

 

[BecomingHuman]

Progressive gambling with high RTP but high fees too

 

[asdvek]

While i made 1600 from gambling in 24 seconds

 

[hytt]

Progressive gambling with high RTP but high fees too

Nope. This is not gambling. I'm merely following and predicting some patterns of the graphic that I'm already used to see.

 

[hytt]

While i made 1600 from gambling in 24 seconds

Ok. But you are gambling, I'm not.

 

[asdvek]

Ok. But you are gambling, I'm not.

Daytrading is gambling retard

 

[hytt]

Daytrading is gambling retard

Nope

 

[Jattpslmogger]

wtf be a real nigga and trade nasdaq e mini futures on tradingview not this scam as website loooking ahhhh

 

[hytt]

wtf be a real nigga and trade nasdaq e mini futures on tradingview not this scam as website loooking ahhhh

This is legit and has been legit for almost a decade. Not complicated to make money day trading. I'm already experience and have made consistent gains for over a year

 

[Jattpslmogger]

This is legit and has been legit for almost a decade. Not complicated to make money day trading. I'm already experience and have made consistent gains for over a year

what concepts do you use i use ICT

 

[NepoCel]

W

The original video was 17 minutes long, but I sped it up for your convenience. I made this trade a few hours ago, just before breakfast.

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When the fcken website makes "KA-CHING" noises when you cash out, but cope by telling us "tHIs I'sNt gaMbLinG guYs!"

 

[hytt]

what concepts do you use i use ICT

Normal strategies don't work on binary options I use QM patterns+ momentum + intuition. I also use some analytical tools offscreen to help me confirm the trend.

 

[orhanhic]

ICT

ur from india right?

 

[hytt]

W

When the fcken website makes "KA-CHING" noises when you cash out, but cope by telling us "tHIs I'sNt gaMbLinG guYs!"

keep coping

 

[Jattpslmogger]

ur from india right?

No Canada

 

[_looksmaxxer_]

It's gambling, you probably don't remember me but about like a year ago I started doing exactly this on pocket option too because i saw one of your threads and they wouldn't let me withdraw + they are based on some random island and on top of that their market is manipulated

 

[hytt]

It's gambling, you probably don't remember me but about like a year ago I started doing exactly this on pocket option too because i saw one of your threads and they wouldn't let me withdraw + they are based on some random island and on top of that their market is manipulated

It's not gambling. You never really learned how to do it and that's why you lost all your money. Here are the tips I already gave to one guy privately:

Businessman vs. Gambler: Which One Are You?​

Businessman:​

• Long-term vision
• Patience
• Realistic goals
• Relies on technical analysis
• Follows a well-defined trading plan
• Calculates risk before every trade
• Trades only with disposable income
• Sets specific daily trading volumes
• Has strict daily win and loss limits
• Avoids compounding strategies
• Never engages in Martingale tactics
• Maintains emotional control
• Disciplined approach to trading
• Focused on low-risk, low-reward strategies for consistent profits

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Gambler:​

• Driven by greed
• Has delusional expectations
• Trades in large, careless amounts per trade
• Impatient with a short-term vision
• Relies on compounding to chase quick gains
• Thinks trading is easy money with a "get-rich-quick" mentality
• Operates without any strategy
• Uses loans or life savings for trading
• Engages in very short trading periods
• Lacks technical analysis skills
• Falls victim to the chaser effect, over-trading after losses
• Has a short attention span and poor dopamine control
• Favors high-risk, high-reward ventures leading to frequent account losses

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Which one are you?
Are you a mix of both? While some traders thrive with a gambler’s mindset, the odds are rarely in their favor. I’d rather adopt the businessman’s approach to trading—disciplined, calculated, and built for consistent results.


As Warren Buffett wisely said:
"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient."

 

[_looksmaxxer_]

Do you remember me? You did something with olympic trade or something idk but I started doing pocketoption because you inspired me and I make like 130 the first day. I didn't lose my money but they wouldn't let me withdrawal and it's obvious that their markets, also, binary option trading is just straight gambling

 

[_looksmaxxer_]

It's not gambling. You never really learned how to do it and that's why you lost all your money. Here are the tips I already gave to one guy privately:

Businessman vs. Gambler: Which One Are You?​

Businessman:​

• Long-term vision
• Patience
• Realistic goals
• Relies on technical analysis
• Follows a well-defined trading plan
• Calculates risk before every trade
• Trades only with disposable income
• Sets specific daily trading volumes
• Has strict daily win and loss limits
• Avoids compounding strategies
• Never engages in Martingale tactics
• Maintains emotional control
• Disciplined approach to trading
• Focused on low-risk, low-reward strategies for consistent profits

---

Gambler:​

• Driven by greed
• Has delusional expectations
• Trades in large, careless amounts per trade
• Impatient with a short-term vision
• Relies on compounding to chase quick gains
• Thinks trading is easy money with a "get-rich-quick" mentality
• Operates without any strategy
• Uses loans or life savings for trading
• Engages in very short trading periods
• Lacks technical analysis skills
• Falls victim to the chaser effect, over-trading after losses
• Has a short attention span and poor dopamine control
• Favors high-risk, high-reward ventures leading to frequent account losses

---

Which one are you?
Are you a mix of both? While some traders thrive with a gambler’s mindset, the odds are rarely in their favor. I’d rather adopt the businessman’s approach to trading—disciplined, calculated, and built for consistent results.


As Warren Buffett wisely said:
"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient."

This is just straight water bro, how does this prove anything. You just copy pasted it from chatgpt

 

[hytt]

Do you remember me? You did something with olympic trade or something idk but I started doing pocketoption because you inspired me and I make like 130 the first day. I didn't lose my money but they wouldn't let me withdrawal and it's obvious that their markets, also, binary option trading is just straight gambling

Bro everyone withdraws from pocket option all the time. It indeed has been happening some weird stuff with a few people when they try to withdraw huge amoung(700 dollars+). I'm pretty sure you did not manage to withdraw because you failed on some step of the verification. It needs you to confirm you identity and show your face nigga and if you used a promo code you first need to meet the requirements before withdrawing the bonus profit. I have always withdraw from pocket option the whole year without problem.

If you didn't lost the 130 dollars you might still be able to recover it if your account still exists. And unfortunately I don't remember you, it was a year ago and there was many people DMing me.

 

[hytt]

This is just straight water bro, how does this prove anything. You just copy pasted it from chatgpt

Nope. I copy pasted that from a based reddit forum where there are lots of experienced people. All of the qualities on that list are absolutely essential. You failed because you tried to get rich quick and gambled your money blindly

 

[_looksmaxxer_]

Nope. I copy pasted that from a based reddit forum where there are lots of experienced people. All of the qualities on that list are absolutely essential. You failed because you tried to get rich quick and gambled your money blindly

I still have that 330 bucks, I never lost any money but they just won't let me withdraw it. They are a scam and it's gambling. I had no experience and I went from 100 to 330 in just one night, do you think that's possible without any prior experience? NO, it's straight up gambling.

 

[_looksmaxxer_]

I still have that 330 bucks, I never lost any money but they just won't let me withdraw it. They are a scam and it's gambling. I had no experience and I went from 100 to 330 in just one night, do you think that's possible without any prior experience? NO, it's straight up gambling.

Keep in mind I was 14 at the time

 

[hytt]

I still have that 330 bucks, I never lost any money but they just won't let me withdraw it. They are a scam and it's gambling. I had no experience and I went from 100 to 330 in just one night, do you think that's possible without any prior experience? NO, it's straight up gambling.

You can be successful up until a certain point just gambling, but you would surely lose all your money eventually because you would not have consistent gains since you have no idea what you doing. You can't withdraw it because they require you to be 18 years old and I told you to use someone's else idendity card to verify your account.

 

[_looksmaxxer_]

You can be successful up until a certain point just gambling, but you would surely lose all your money eventually because you would not have consistent gains since you have no idea what you doing. You can't withdraw it because they require you to be 18 years old and I told you to use someone's else idendity card to verify your account.

Keep coping bro

 

[hytt]

Keep in mind I was 14 at the time

I don't know if you are the indian dude that was talking to me on discord a year ago, or if you are the british one that lost all his money. Well, either way there's nothing stopping you from withdrawing it if you account still exists. You just need to verify it.

 

[hytt]

Keep coping bro

I have been gaining money with this the whole year nigga. Keep coping.

 

[yex]

So you did this by following trends aswell