panacea @panacea_crypt

forex trader/Technical analyst/Trade ideas/strategies, and solutions — This is Panacea. Trade ideas : https://t.co/howuwmAAmH Ilorin, Nigeria Joined March 2025

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𝙺𝙸𝙽𝙶𝚂𝙼𝙰𝙽 𝚃𝚁𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 ™️ @Thekingsmann_

21 hours ago

What's happening nau 😭 Them don strike Iran again?

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𝙺𝙸𝙽𝙶𝚂𝙼𝙰𝙽 𝚃𝚁𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 ™️ @Thekingsmann_

18 hours ago

The way men are wired is genuinely fascinating. Can someone explain why a man can invest so much time, effort, attention, and even money into pursuing a woman, only to suddenly lose interest once she begins to develop feelings for him? Why does the pursuit sometimes fuel his desire, yet the moment he realizes he has her attention, he suddenly becomes nonchalant? Likeee… why? 😭

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panacea @panacea_crypt

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@only1AbJay @Thekingsmann_ @Mohamazinggg @01biguzi @biggestXv @boijosh123 @Emrik__ JEE HO FAA 🤧

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Ab Jay @only1AbJay

5 hours ago

bitcoin:native I tear lots size them reject my limit order 😹💔now e done deliver 1:2R where I dey find 😪😪

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Innocent Marvin @InnocentMarve11

2 days ago

And suddenly you realize that you have the most expensive skill that no one in your entire bloodline ever had TRADING.

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panacea @panacea_crypt

20 hours ago

@Adol1620 But this pair is bullish

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3 days ago

Real😭

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panacea @panacea_crypt

2 days ago

@RafaEL091213 @Thekingsmann_ @only1AbJay @Adol1620 🫡🔥

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panacea @panacea_crypt

2 days ago

STEP-INDEX No doubt 🥂 Trade ideas : t.me/pvaultT

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2 days ago

Trades outlook for the week ⚡🔥 #Ger40 💫 $Gbpnzd 💫 $Eurcad 💫 $Nzdchf 💫 Cheers to a profitable trading week ahead 🥂💛

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panacea @panacea_crypt

2 days ago

@thisshez Structure liquidity or an inducement are mean to lure and manipulate most traders normally . So Structural liquidity sometimes will have everything to makes you think the real move will happen from there Then in the end everybody get wick out and tap into the main entry

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OC👾 @theyfwoc

2 days ago

Stages of X: 1. You create an X account. 2. You didn’t understand it 3. So you left for a few months. 4. Then you returned 5. Now you are addicted and can’t go a day without it. Repost if this was you 😂

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panacea @panacea_crypt

2 days ago

@RafaEL091213 @jamaal_trades lol 😹

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panacea @panacea_crypt

2 days ago

@Thekingsmann_ @only1AbJay Absolutely fact bro

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𝙺𝙸𝙽𝙶𝚂𝙼𝙰𝙽 𝚃𝚁𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 ™️ @Thekingsmann_

2 days ago

You don't need a Forex mentor to make it. Yeah, I said it. You can literally learn Forex from YouTube, build your own system, practice it, and become consistently profitable without ever paying for mentorship. But there's a catch… The problem isn't that there's not enough free information. The problem is that there's TOO MUCH of it. There are a lot of credible traders on YouTube who teach technical analysis, risk management, psychology, market structure and other important parts of trading for free. But here's where I think most people get it wrong. You can't be learning SMC from one person today, then watching ICT tomorrow, then SLK the next day, then jumping to another mentor because they said something different. You're eventually going to end up with a head full of different concepts and different approaches, and your analysis becomes clustered. If you want to learn from YouTube, pick a lane. If you're learning SMC, find one or two credible traders whose concepts are similar and stick with them. Learn their model properly. Understand the reasoning behind it. Practice it. Backtest it. Don't keep jumping from one methodology to another. Now, regarding mentorship... I personally believe there's a big difference between group mentorship and private/one-on-one mentorship. If you're in a large group where the mentor is simply teaching a class and you barely have access to ask questions or get your individual problems addressed, then honestly, a lot of what you're getting can also be found on YouTube for free. But if you have direct access to the mentor, you can ask questions, show them where you're confused, get your analysis reviewed and have someone actually guide you through your weaknesses, that's where I think mentorship becomes much more valuable. So yes, you can make it without a mentor. But whether you're learning from YouTube or paying for mentorship, what matters most is having a structured learning path, sticking to one approach long enough to actually understand it, and putting in the work.