ČyrusTheCreator

2026
The year people will ask “How Did You Do It”
The year you’ll laugh so much.
Happy new year family

365/365 ≈ 2025💜
2026 will be a whole lot better, I believe.💜🌺

2026 is not the year to trade more. It’s the year to trade less and execute better.
The easy money phase is gone.
Volatility will still be there, but it will punish impatience harder than ever. The traders who survive and scale in 2026 will not be the loud ones, the over-leveraged ones, or the “everyday is a trade day” crowd.
They’ll be the ones who wait for clean conditions, respect higher-timeframe direction, protect capital aggressively, and treat trading like a business, not entertainment.
In 2026:
If the setup isn’t clear, you do nothing.
If risk isn’t controlled, you don’t enter.
If dis

Last Sunday of the year.
Thank you God for the lessons and blessings.💜

And when we start seeing the results of our tireless efforts and money starts coming in, may our health not fail us.🙏💜

Seasons Greetings Family 🎅🎄
May the blessings of the season be with us all💜🌎

Never underestimate what consistent journaling can do for you.
Record it all: the wins, the painful losses, the stupid mistakes, the emotional rollercoaster.
That’s how you start trusting your process.
That’s how you slowly uncover your real edge.
Each trade stops being an emotional event—good or bad—and simply becomes data. Just another shift on the job.
Keep showing up.
The numbers and the clarity will do the rest.

Everyone has what to say entering 2026, what matters is your personal decision.
How you wan your year to be like starts from your own step.
Don’t be moved by most of people’s words or how they curate their own year.
You have your clay, mould your 2026.💜

Don’t worry, when you’re in motion, even people you thought were ahead of you will be inviting you to their rooms.💜

No pressure, when it’s your time for you to ball, no one will look at how long you’ve stayed on the substitute bench.💜

The market is not a factory line; it’s an ecosystem. It has seasons, cycles, and moods.
Just because the market is "open" doesn’t mean it’s open for business.
Too many traders treat the charts like a 9-5 job.
They feel that if they aren’t clicking buttons or entering positions, they aren’t working.
But the market doesn’t care about your work ethic; it only cares about conditions.
You cannot force a harvest in the middle of winter.
In trading, "Winter" is the consolidation and the chop. It’s when liquidity is thin, price ranges are messy, and stop hunts are frequent.
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