A short YouTube monologue (by Kardec Trader) arguing that apparent "quick" trading wins (e.g., a $70K, five-minute trade) are the result of years of preparation. The speaker explains a daily practice of journaling pre- and post-market screenshots and analyzing market behavior for roughly 200 market days per year over multiple years—framing short-term profits as the payoff of 2–7+ years of experience and self-knowledge.
It's not a five minute trade. You see a five minute trade making 70k. But no, it's seven years worth of work. One thing that was key for me is I would journal my pre market notes. I would take a screenshot of the market before it opened, and then I would take a screenshot of the market once it closed, and I would analyze what happened. I would go into it every single day for 200 and whatever days the market's open out of the year. I did that for two, three years straight. And like, I have notes to prove this. So when people see me clicking buttons and oh, he made x amount in 10 minutes, I'm like, it's not 10 minutes. That's seven years of worth of work. That's seven years of having intuition in the market and understanding of the market and understanding of myself.
