Esteban @EstebanFHS

Staring at a DOM or something no idea Joined March 2017

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

3 days ago

@dontbsalti well, at least you set him up for financial freedom

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

2 months ago

@BaronDestructo Harry!

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3 months ago

@BaronDestructo Londo!

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3 months ago

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4 months ago

@BaronDestructo

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5 months ago

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John Kraus @johnkrausphotos

5 months ago

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5 months ago

@BaronDestructo

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

6 months ago

@BaronDestructo

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Insane how Qullamaggie made $100M from trading. Livestreamed it daily. For multiple years. 588+ hours of content. Available for free. And some videos have less than 1000 views. Yet hundreds of thousands spend hours and even days complaining about not wanting to pay for a "mentorship" or "course". Nobody wants to work. Give people the keys to a Ferrari. And even then. They'll still say it's too long of a drive.

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Fed @lord_fed

6 months ago

The results are in. Size does matter. New post on the psychology of position sizing. Why it matters more than your entry, your thesis, or your stop. Free to read. lordfed.co.uk/p/size-matters

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MaceAhWindu @MaceAhWindu

7 months ago

I FOUND IT ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

MaceAhWindu @MaceAhWindu

7 months ago

Does anyone know that video of the guy taking a video of Galaxy's Edge with a 90s Sony Camcorder It was posted here about a year ago and I cant find it. It was reallt sweet

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K ❤️ @misskaren1981

8 months ago

37 years ago today sgt Al Powell investigated a prank call and ended up saving countless lives at nakatomi plaza

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Lord of the Rings Daily @LOTR_Daily_

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

10 months ago

@BaronDestructo Captain Picard - epitome of leadership

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

a year ago

@noacochvaa ❤️🇮🇱

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

a year ago

@emzanotti @Chewy getting a horse is definitely the right option

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

a year ago

@ActwithAlison

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Esteban @EstebanFHS

a year ago

@NicoleBehnam also, Heat Tombstone Terminator 1 & 2

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Anthony Crudele @AnthonyCrudele

a year ago

The worst thing you can do as a trader is compare yourself to others. That mindset will only lead you down the wrong path. Back in the late ’90s, when I first started trading in the S&P 500 Pit, everyone around me was making millions while I was struggling. I made the decision to shift to a newly launched product—the E-mini S&P 500. When I did, I was booed and called an idiot for moving to electronic trading because the money was in the pit. But if I hadn’t made that move and focused on my own growth, I likely would have failed as a trader and never built the career I have today. There were moments when I questioned myself—should I just keep grinding in the pit because that’s where everyone else was thriving? But deep down, I knew the pit wasn’t where I would succeed. And look where we are today—the longevity of trading was always on the screen. Making that shift was one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever made, but it was the right one for me. There will always be someone making more money than you, just like there will always be someone doing worse. Real growth comes from being honest with yourself, digging deep, and choosing the best path where you can successfully execute your vision. You will never be able to execute someone else’s vision—that’s why they’re successful at what they do. Be happy for others’ success, but don’t try to mirror it. Focus on executing your path.