The scary part is, you'll still find people defending that psycho, claiming he invented something — classic Stockholm syndrome. Just look at YouTube: the majority of "traders" have ICT plastered in their bio, right next to the course they're selling and their promo codes.
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doolfrews wrote: Thu Feb 26, 2026 2:54 am
The scary part is, you'll still find people defending that psycho, claiming he invented something — classic Stockholm syndrome. Just look at YouTube: the majority of "traders" have ICT plastered in their bio, right next to the course they're selling and their promo codes.
Human mind loves to believe in fairy tales and it's ok, unless you try to earn a living out of it and your name is not J.R.R. Tolkien.
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This is another one, "fxalexg" has over a millions subs in youtube, makes money selling courses, all of his subs believe is trading, reason why they say, "there is no way he can buy those cars unless he is making money trading bro" or "how did he get his houses then?" is so ridiculous,
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Mescalito wrote: Thu Feb 26, 2026 9:20 pm
This is another one, "fxalexg" has over a millions subs in youtube, makes money selling courses, all of his subs believe is trading, reason why they say, "there is no way he can buy those cars unless he is making money trading bro" or "how did he get his houses then?" is so ridiculous,
I love these — keep 'em coming! I seriously wonder how people are this illiterate to fall for stuff like this. Have people always been this gullible, or is it just that now we can see it all thanks to social media?
I spent the whole winter lurking in live trading YouTube sessions, and let me tell you — what you see on the screen, and especially in the chat section, is terrifying and sad. Intelligence sold out for a smartphone.
Volume Profile vs ICT Drama: a must watch
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