Price doesn’t care about emotions. Neither should I.”

“Follow the chart, not the flag.”

“I realize that I need to empower my mindset when it comes to short positions. For a long time, I’ve unconsciously associated shorting the market with something negative — almost like betting against optimism or progress.

But I know that’s just emotion. A short is simply a trade, a strategy. It doesn’t mean I’m against anything — not America, not people, not hope. It’s just price movement.

Especially now, when the world is divided between economic signals and geopolitical tensions, it’s even more important to remain neutral and logical. I can no longer allow flags, speeches, or headlines to cloud what the chart is clearly showing me.

Sometimes, the best move is short. And sometimes, it’s the only smart move. If I ignore it, I’m not protecting anything — I’m just ignoring reality.”

Yesterday was also a particularly challenging day due to the Federal Reserve decision — volatility was extremely high, and emotions were all over the place. Despite that, I stayed focused, respected my plan, and ended the day with a $5,000 profit.
It reminded me that even in chaotic moments, discipline and structure win. I’m proud of that step forward.