 Weird Thoughts From a Stargazing Trader ✔️ Why every trader should look at a starry night sky… ✔️ Hot and fast, or slow and steady? ✔️ Looking for a different kind of supernova Sponsored Content 
Tim Sykes has spent years of his life learning the ins and outs of trading penny stocks. Now he spends his time teaching others how to trade in a chaotic market.
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Hey. Tim here.
Here's something important to think about…
We've all looked up at the sky on a starry night … picking out constellations.
Just when you think you've located the Big Dipper or Orion's Belt, ZOOM...
A shooting star skips across the sky. It's exciting, right?
Of course, you learned the truth sometime around junior high…
Shooting stars are meteors bouncing off Earth's atmosphere. And you learned that they mostly burn out.
Still, if you're lucky enough to go out on a clear night during a meteor shower, it's awesome.
Trading is like that.
I've seen a lot of shooting stars over the years. They're meteors hitting the markets too steep and too fast.
They make a nice bright light. (Especially in a hot market.)
But then they burn out. Or blow up. Their accounts end at zero and you never hear from them again.
Contrast that with students who move in predictable ways … like constellations.
They focus on the process. These students don't care to burn bright. They focus on staying in the game, slowly growing their accounts.
And just like looking up at the stars, at first, you can hardly see them. Your eyes need to adjust.
But after a while, stars start to pop up everywhere.
Until one day they shine so brightly you can't miss 'em.
Those are the traders I admire…
The ones burning bright two, three, or five years later.
Yes, the shooting stars will still come and go. And they'll be exciting to watch. They won't last.
But those who learn to do this… Sponsored Content 
If you're tired of grinding your life away…
If you've had enough banging your head against the wall, figure it out…
If you're ready to look at yourself in the mirror and say - "I'm not doing this anymore"... Keep getting brighter, and brighter, and brighter.
It all comes down to five key rules. Find out what they are in the latest edition of the Millionaire Mentor Update.
— Tim
P.S. If you want to be a better trader in the stock market, you need to get educated. And I created the Millionaire Trading Challenge to create the education I wish I had 20 years ago. If you're ready to follow the same path my top students started with… then you should click here to apply for my Trading Challenge.
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