Timothy Sykes
@timothysykestrader·479K subscribers·3.4K videos
How To Maximize Every Day As a Trader
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January 20, 2025
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Trading is a fine balance—it's not just about making money but also about learning, growing, and living a fulfilling life. In this video, I'm going over recent plays, key lessons, and how even losses can pave the way for future wins. From Jack Kellogg’s inspiring $1M+ months to my own trades—good, bad, and gut-punching—you’ll learn why adapting, cutting losses quickly, and always staying sharp is critical.
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