Kyna Kosling @KayKlingson Twitter profile

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Kyna Kosling

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Incredibly, we’ve hit 3k! A big thank you to everyone who’s shared and supported my work, including but definitely not limited to: @drmansipd @Qullamaggie @jfsrevg @stamatoudism @DolanVKent @Clement_Ang17 @Trader_Dante @FranVezz @DMacTrades @swing_ka_sultan Would literally not

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

David Ryan ( @dryan310 ) won 3 US Investing Championships in a row, with a compounded 1,379% return. That was in the 1980s. 40 years on, he’s still trading, using the same methods as he did then. How has he been so consistent? A thread ⬇️

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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Dan Zanger set a world record. He turned $11,000 into $18,000,000 in 18 months. Here are 2 of his biggest rules:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

A simple strategy for part-time traders: Episodic pivots (EPs). Requires an hour a day to execute: 30 mins before and 30 mins after market open. 🧵based on @Qullamaggie ’s 🔥masterclass stream from 18 May 2023.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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When I first stumbled across @Qullamaggie ’s streams, I did precisely the wrong thing. I studied his setups, and just categorised charts as ‘yay’ or ‘nay’. I listened to Kristjan say stuff like ‘surfing the MAs’, ‘making higher lows’, etc. But I didn’t think about the ‘why’ and

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

24 days

Want to see a trader’s intuition in action? Look no further than @Qullamaggie ’s streams. In my new stack, I go through some highlights from the 14 May 2020 stream, showcasing Kristjan’s intuition. I also go over @stamatoudism ’s and @ConcretumR ’s new study, which offers

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

The amount of education available now is incredible — particularly considering how much of it is free. However, the quality of that education, to a large extent, depends on your own efforts. Take @Qullamaggie ’s streams as an example: ✔️ Do you actually watch them, or only

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Nothing much changes in the markets. @Qullamaggie , 1 December 2023 stream: “You can trade, like, 20–30% of the year. You just trade these […] periods where the markets are trending higher [and] stocks are making moves like [$VVOS’s]. “This is, like, the best job ever. You can

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

17 days

When I first stumbled across @Qullamaggie ’s streams (in 2021), I did precisely the wrong thing. I studied his setups, and just categorised charts as ‘yay’ or ‘nay’. I listened to Kristjan say stuff like: • ‘Surfing the moving averages’ • ‘Making higher lows’ • Etc. And I

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

4 lessons from @Qullamaggie : 1. There’s no substitute for in-depth study “[Going in depth] is how you learn. That’s how you get an understanding for the market — these different structures that occur over and over again in the markets.” 2. Just start somewhere If you don’t

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

3 lessons about dedication and passion, @Qullamaggie style (From his Stocksholm interview) 1. Recognise that it takes years to get good Kristjan is a very dedicated person: when he goes all in, he really does go all in. His belief is that to become a good swing trader, you

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

New stack! I personally learned a lot from this one: Situational Awareness and EPs • Recap: @Qullamaggie market filters • 3 market cycles, as explained by @DolanVKent , to enhance SA • Adding nuance to my EP #KKstreamnotes from 2023

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Name change Kay Klingson is a pseudonym. More specifically, it’s an anagram. Introducing: Kyna Kosling. (Pronounced “KEE-na”. And yes, I really am a KK.) As I was already writing for a different industry – data privacy and cyber security – it made sense to use a different name

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

Writing and publishing @Qullamaggie stream notes is a special experience. Here are 3 reasons why:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

13 days

• Got a day job? • Got a (young) family? • Live in a suboptimal time zone for trading? When faced with challenges like these, how can you juggle the markets with the commitments of everyday life? USIC competitor @Clement_Ang17 has come up with a strong and efficient routine

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Nuances are important. But they’re not the place to start if you’re a novice trader. If I was starting over, I’d go straight to @drmansipd ’s videos. She’s so good at simplifying complex concepts! Here are two examples: 1. Position sizing 2. Progressive exposure Why are these

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Let’s do some more episodic pivot (EP) examples 😊 This time from @Qullamaggie ’s 1 December 2023 stream:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

Trading is one of the few jobs where you can’t get away with being mediocre. This taught me the important lesson that, to be successful – and by that, I mean being TRULY good at what you do – you have to do the things most people aren’t prepared to do. And I’m not just talking

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

This quote from @Trader_Dante changed my trading life: “Getting out early is just one of those potential problems where people always seek the easy way out: to blame their psychology, and they start saying s**t like ‘oh, I’m so psychologically sc**wed up, I keep coming out my

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

Simple market filters ( @Qullamaggie stream recap) To determine whether you should be trading — and if so, how aggressively — you need to establish the market environment. Kristjan said in the 18 May 2023 stream that you can use a ‘market filter’ for this, such as $QQQ: You

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Rule #1 : Follow the institutions That means getting into the leaders. Essential: • Explosive volume • Powerful earnings • Big, global product Preferred: • Recent IPO • Expensive stock

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

The market makes perhaps 2 big moves a year. Each lasts maybe 6–12 weeks. The rest of the time, it consolidates the gains. So, Zanger wants to be in just 4 powerhouse stocks, let them run, then take profits and go to cash while the market resets. Rinse, repeat.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 year

Sharing some journaling techniques that really helped me, inspired by @Trader_Dante . I hope this helps some of you too, if only as an extra tool in your toolbox!

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

“A trader who tracks mindset data can earn more money, even if they only reduce the number of early exits. Or make one other, simple change. “More broadly, it shows they’re capable of solving problems, with an immediate, positive impact on their P&L.” Learn how to track and

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

9 months

Notes for all @Qullamaggie 2023 streams to date: 26 January: A change in the market, strength in 🇨🇳 names and a detailed look at Kristjan’s portfolio 18 May: A masterclass on EPs 🔥 19 May: Timeless market wisdom and lots of

Qullamaggie Stream Notes: 18 May 2023

A masterclass on EPs

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Kristjan Kullamägi 🇺🇦

@Qullamaggie

1 year

Great recaps of my streams!

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

Top US Investing Championship performer Marios Stamatoudis ( @stamatoudism ) treats trading like a sport. This analogy, brought up in his @TraderLion_ interview with @RichardMoglen , stuck with me. Here are 6 ways in which it’s helpful to treat trading like a sport: 🧵

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Genuinely loving what you do is a big part of it. From a more mechanical standpoint, I’ve identified 6 more keys: 1. Buy right 2. Have sell rules 3. Don’t diversify 4. Pyramid into positions 5. Compound your money 6. Learn from your mistakes

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 year

Today's stream notes are now live! This one also contains a personal note at the end 🙂Thanks @drmansipd for basically sparking this all off, as well as to @Qullamaggie , of course, for sharing his wisdom so generously 🙏 From one KK to another, thank you!

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

7 months

Guess what I'm working on 🙂

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Explosive volume Big volume surges are a HUGE clue that institutions are making their move. To identify them, Zanger looks for relative volume (against the 20 MA) of >300%. The higher, the better.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

“I want to help other aspiring traders to succeed and even surpass me at some point, because trading alone without sharing the experience and helping others is just pointless.” - @Qullamaggie

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

Looking to shorten the learning curve? Here are 3 hacks in trading: • Journaling • Deep dives • Building watchlists The catch? The shortcut lies in doing these manually. I go into detail in my new stack, plus discuss the core principle: deliberate practice. With thanks

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Chart patterns simply reflect supply and demand. HTFs are a beautiful example of that. But their reality can also be messy. Plus, they have all sorts of nuances, including: • Theme • Magnitude • Catalysts & EPs • Individual stock character • Proportionality & symmetry

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

How photophobia changed my life — for the better 3½ years ago, my eye was inflamed. I was so photophobic, I couldn’t do anything: • During the day, it was too light outside. • At night, street and car lights were too bright. • Forget screens. Even reading was impossible —

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

10 months

New stack! @DanZanger notes on a 2005 interview that really intrigued me, for it shows how little actually changes in the market. Learn more about the key principles behind the trading style of this world record holder👇

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Expensive stock Zanger never made money until he quit buying cheap stocks. In fact, he describes expensive stocks as “probably the biggest money makers in the market”: • More liquid • Better risk–reward • Attractive to institutions “Buy the best merchandise you can find.”

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Rule #2 : Trade as little as possible… …and know when to size big.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

Trading is an imperfect business. You’ll almost never buy the bottom or sell the top, and you could’ve always made a more optimal decision. That can get to people. It leads to them asking questions like: ‘Should I sell half at 3R?’ That’s actually a good question. The trouble

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

1. Buy right First, buy stocks with the CAN SLIM characteristics: • Good market • Something new • Leader, not laggard • Growing/future earnings • Boat not fully loaded on one side Second, buy stocks just as they’re coming out of a big base and going into new highs. When

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

If you liked this thread, check out my full stack on Dan Zanger and how to find the biggest movers:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Zanger watches 4–5 leaders. He enters on a breakout from a good base on big volume. Important: Don’t wait for a signal from the indices – a lagging indicator. Rather, get into the stocks that gap up on earnings while the overall market is collapsing. Improve your odds.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

15 days

OK, so I’m getting this type of thing more often now. This is who you are following, guys. 1. First and foremost, I am a writer. If you actually read my stacks, this shouldn’t be news to you. I want to master writing, and be a profitable part-time trader who can consistently

karpouzi

@karpouzidi

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@KayKlingson @Qullamaggie I don't believe it is true. Imagine Qullamaggie himself posting blogs about Zanger and not focusing on how to trade better. And because you are a representative of something that is slowly becoming a genre, you may want to reflect on that for a bit

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Jeff Sun ( @jfsrevg ) recently introduced me to a new word: > IKIGAI < This Japanese concept means ‘a reason for being’. The Western version uses it as a way of finding your dream job. Thread ⬇️

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

6 months

I'm publishing stream notes tomorrow.

Kristjan Kullamägi 🇺🇦

@Qullamaggie

6 months

The stream is now LIVE!

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Why am I telling you all that? My new stack with @DolanVKent explains all this and more – in detail. It may be my best stack to date. So much clicked for me as I put this together. I hope it does the same for you:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

David doesn’t like jumping in and out of stocks, as this requires a lot of decision-making. To me, this mindset seems like a key to being able to trade for as long, and as successfully, as David. It’s about: • Making fewer decisions • Focusing on compounding • Committing to

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

4. Pyramid into positions Gradually put your money to work. Start with smaller positions (in David’s case, usually 5%), then gradually increase them as they begin to work. Also, when a bull market is starting, you can’t yet identify the leaders. David therefore buys 5–7 stocks.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

Looking to shorten the learning curve? Here are 3 hacks in trading: • Journaling • Deep dives • Building watchlists The catch? The shortcut lies in doing these manually. I go into detail for each in my next stack, plus discuss the core principle: deliberate practice.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Watched the @stamatoudism interview with @RichardMoglen on @TraderLion_ twice now. I haven’t even come close to fully absorbing all the information. Totally need to take notes on this. Thank you, Marios and Richard, for this treasure.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

What makes an EP more explosive? Inspired by 2 @PradeepBonde videos, my new stack discusses 6 criteria: 1. Sector 2. Neglect 3. Low float 4. High short interest 5. Low fund ownership 6. Analyst price target raises *** Inspired by @DolanVKent , I also discuss how different

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Dave ( @DMacTrades ) is an intraday trader who struggled with selling early. Repeatedly, he was leaving significant gains on the table. Why? Because he was trading fearfully. How did he figure this out? In his words: 1. My first task was to codify the tracking of my mental

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

2. Have sell rules When you’re wrong, you want to lose as little as possible, so: • Set a stop loss — David’s don’t exceed 7%. • When you’re stopped, sell. No excuses. • Protect profits once you have them with a trailing stop. Stocks move like stairs — take advantage. •

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

8 months

Excited aspiring traders often try to improve many areas at once. Don't do that. You'll lose momentum, and not make meaningful progress. Trading is a marathon, not a sprint. 1. Choose ONE area to focus on. 2. Improve it relentlessly for a week. 3. Review your performance. 4.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

When does he enter a leading stock? When the market is bottoming and/or ready to take off. The big signal? Leaders are at or near new highs.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

14 days

“No process works if you can’t stick to it. An oversimplified process that is carried out religiously is 100x better than the perfect process rarely completed.” - Anthony Shi ( @DolanVKent )

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Powerful earnings and a big, global product Zanger wants earnings to be growing at >50%. Again, the higher, the better. Also, the company has to dominate its space at a global scale.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

If you liked this thread, check out my more in-depth article on these 6 keys to David Ryan’s success:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

I’ve tidied up the content tags on my homepage:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Recent IPO For institutions to create the big buying pressure for an explosive move, the stock has to be under-owned. In practice, that’s often a recent IPO.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

10 months

My answer is @Trader_Dante 's "Stop Moaning and Start Improving Part 2", which I'm publishing detailed notes on in four parts. Here's part 1: This part covers: - Why this video has had the biggest impact on my journey as a trader to date. - How to solve

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

10 months

If you had to pick ONE video that had the biggest impact on your journey as a trader to date, which would you choose?

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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Without a doubt, you can learn a lot from just reading or watching educational books, videos, etc. Unsurprisingly, you get way more out of them when you also take notes on them. But I've found you learn 10x more again when you actually publish your notes. I think there are 2

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

7 months

Now live! #KKstreamnotes for 1 December: These cover: - @Qullamaggie ’s positions, his girlfriend’s positions and the day’s notable movers. - The market environment for the past month, and what to expect now. - The importance of waiting for the right

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 year

Re-listening to @Qullamaggie 's @chatwithtraders interview while taking new notes. Really fascinating how some of the details that jump out at me now, I completely missed previously (first heard it in 2021, re-listened a few times last year). Reiterates the point: good content

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

11 months

New @Qullamaggie notes! These cover a Stocksholm interview, discussing a range of trading principles and why trading is inevitably complex:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

6. Learn from your mistakes David tries to learn from every single trade he makes, so he’s always getting better. In fact, he describes learning from your mistakes as “the only way to become a successful trader”. So, every time you place a trade, learn from it. Keep a journal

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

In last week’s stack, I wrote: On its own, a setup can never be an edge. The edge lies in its execution. What nuances would you add to this? 🤔

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Then, when you’re truly running a hot hand, be able to press your luck. Know when to size big. But be warned: you have to earn the right to use margin.

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@KayKlingson

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5. Compound your money In 1985–1987, David achieved annual returns of 161%, 160% and 118%. However, the real magic lies in his 3-year compounded return: 1,379%. Compounding also works very well with smaller accounts, over longer periods of time. To quote David: “It’s amazing

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

3. Don’t diversify Concentrate your positions, so you can monitor them all properly. See a stock performing poorly? Quickly kick it out, and roll that money into a new or better-performing name.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

Now officially updated my 𝕏 profile photo, too 😅

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Name change Kay Klingson is a pseudonym. More specifically, it’s an anagram. Introducing: Kyna Kosling. (Pronounced “KEE-na”. And yes, I really am a KK.) As I was already writing for a different industry – data privacy and cyber security – it made sense to use a different name

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

10 months

Really happy to see my Zanger notes so well-received! What other videos/interviews should I share notes on? Preferably, as @jfsrevg put it, something that I can offer "enduring value" to!

Jeff Sun, CFTe

@jfsrevg

10 months

I highly encourage you to consider following and subscribing to @KayKlingson newsletter. The most recent posts, uncovering the three-part interview series with Dan Zanger from 2005, are a true treasure and have enduring value. In summary, all the articles are concluded with

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

10,000 hours of practice to reach mastery You can’t achieve excellence without spending at least 10,000 hours practising. That’s widely touted as the ‘magic number’ for genuine expertise — talent or not. How you spend that time, however, leads to widely different results. To

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

“A trader who tracks mindset data can earn more money, even if they only reduce the number of early exits. Or make one other, simple change. “More broadly, it shows they’re capable of solving problems, with an immediate, positive impact on their P&L.” Learn how to track and

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@KayKlingson

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What makes an edge? We hear a lot about this: • ‘My edge is XYZ.’ • ‘An edge is a competitive advantage.’ But what is an edge? What are the core principles behind it? I’ve identified 3: 🧵

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

Live tomorrow! @DolanVKent put me through another mental workout. Get excited 🔥

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

Exactly a year ago today, @Qullamaggie did this🔥🔥stream for us. I still think this was one of his best. A true EP masterclass. Let’s do a full 𝕏-based #KKstreamnotes 🧵to celebrate!

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

2 months

@Qullamaggie went through way more examples than this. They’re all detailed in my #KKstreamnotes , along with: • EP entry tactics • How to study EPs

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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Want to learn how to build a strong and efficient routine as a part-time trader? @Clement_Ang17 ’s guest post — live next week Saturday — is for you. If you aren’t already following Clement, I recommend you do! He openly shares both the good and bad, with a clear problem-solving

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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Through trial and error, I discovered how to get more out of @Qullamaggie streams. Looking back, I realise that writing/note-taking can be a form of deliberate practice — if done right. My way is not the only ‘right’ approach. Different things work for different people. But

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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When I first stumbled across @Qullamaggie ’s streams (in 2021), I did precisely the wrong thing. I studied his setups, and just categorised charts as ‘yay’ or ‘nay’. I listened to Kristjan say stuff like: • ‘Surfing the moving averages’ • ‘Making higher lows’ • Etc. And I

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Live this Saturday! Lost track of how many hours this one took… but genuinely learnt a lot. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever learnt more from a single solo stack! So, I hope you’ll learn something too 🙂

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 year

Notes on @Qullamaggie 's @chatwithtraders interview: Part 1: Breakout mechanics — entries, exits, etc. Part 2: Psychology and building conviction

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

How has David Ryan been so consistent over 40 years? In tomorrow’s stack, I discuss 6 keys to his consistency and longevity: 1. Buy right 2. Have sell rules 3. Don’t diversify 4. Pyramid into positions 5. Compound your money 6. Learn from your mistakes

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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Marios’s ( @stamatoudism ) “Demystifying Trading Psychology” article explains this well with an analogy to different types of retailers: • A discount store relies on high sales volume to be able to turn a profit. • A luxury retailer can make a profit when making just one sale

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@KayKlingson

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Pursue what you want. Not what society pressures you to do. *** My first job was ‘prestigious’, as far as writing jobs go. It involved writing books, papers, etc. Quite the ‘wow’ factor for a 21-year-old. My current job, started at 27, is mostly blogs and emails. And I love

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@KayKlingson

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If you place more trades than you’re willing to manually journal, you’re probably overtrading.

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@KayKlingson

1 month

Anthony Shi ( @DolanVKent ) rewired my brain. Working with him taught me more about market fundamentals than 4 years of trading. My most-viewed stack 👇, despite being under 2 months old. Which suggests this has impacted many more lives. A huge thank you from us all, Anthony 🙏

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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New stack! I personally learned a lot from this one: Situational Awareness and EPs • Recap: @Qullamaggie market filters • 3 market cycles, as explained by @DolanVKent , to enhance SA • Adding nuance to my EP #KKstreamnotes from 2023

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

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Updated both stacks with Anthony Shi ( @DolanVKent ) to now use both our real names! If there’s enough demand, I may also attempt the challenge of creating 🎙️versions for these… Links👇

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

10 months

Looking for a simple, clear and complete system for trading? Check out @drmansipd 's videos 👇 My notes might help too. Entries: Exits: Position sizing and progressive exposure: Situational awareness:

Lessons from Dr. Mansi: Position Sizing and Progressive Exposure

Simple, mechanical rules to manage your risk

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Dr. Mansi

@drmansipd

1 year

HOW I TRADE: - How I enter stocks - How I sell stocks - How I position size - How I use progressive exposure - How I make my watchlist - How I scan for EPs & SIPs - How I set up my trading like a business - How I use Situational Awareness

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

8 months

A chilled podcast featuring @Qullamaggie and Daniel Brazier about all sorts of aspects in life you can apply compounding to:

Podcast #38: The compounding effect in real life with Daniel Brazier

How does the compounding effect manifest in real life? Can you apply it to other aspects of your life than just trading and investing?We set out to discuss t...

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

20 days

“A setup in itself isn’t an edge. Something that can be taught over YouTube in an hour can never be an edge. “The discretion to allocate our limited resources into one breakout setup over [another] based on what we’ve identified as commonalities in today’s best opportunities is

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

10 months

How to improve every single week (that you trade), in line with the @LanceBeggs approach. 1. Review your trades. Take a hard look at your numbers. 2. Identify your weakest area — the ONE thing you most need to improve. Note: it does not need to push you into profitability yet,

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

3 months

“You can’t be a sophisticated thinker if you don’t write.” - Cal Newport Writing helps you structure and connect ideas. There’s only so much you can hold in your head at any one time. By writing your thoughts out and reading them back, it’s much easier to see the flaws in your

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

26 days

New blog One of @stockbasereport ’s most exciting features is its chart similarity filter. No, a setup isn’t everything – but having one sure helps. And this tool makes it easy to find setups. In a new Q&A with Shan (e0), we went over: • What the chart similarity filter is

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

11 months

Great Sunday video on a critical difference between successful and unsuccessful people. Thanks @FamManFitness ! My notes: Everyone takes rest days, where they might sleep in, have a cheat meal, go out for drinks, etc. But successful people plan those days. Unsuccessful people

Ryan 🤙 | Fit Father

@FamManFitness

11 months

The difference between successful people and unsuccessful people:

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

11 months

Publishing new @drmansipd notes tomorrow! This time on her situational awareness video, which simplifies an important but hard piece of the puzzle. Well worth watching if you haven't already.

How I practice Situational Awareness

How I practice Situational Awareness:- What is SA?- Why use SA?- How I use SA?- How I make my trading plan for the next day based on SA- My 2 tactics- Exampl...

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

5 months

. @Trader_Dante has traders who come to him with trading problems. After he hears someone bring up the same problem a few times, he asks them how they plan to resolve it — only to get a confused look back. To quote him from “Stop Moaning and Start Improving”: “This is what it

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

8 months

I haven't been trading this market. No edge for me. But I'm also kept far too busy in my day job - I'm entering the last week in my old role, and am determined to make my last manuscript a good one. If that means putting in extra hours, that's what I'll do. If you have a day

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

5 months

My @DanZanger stack is one of my favourites to date. It’s all about doing the simple things right: - Follow the institutions - Find the leaders - Position sizing - Entering at the right time - Having a real passion for trading Read the full article ⬇️

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

10 months

New stack! @DanZanger notes on a 2005 interview that really intrigued me, for it shows how little actually changes in the market. Learn more about the key principles behind the trading style of this world record holder👇

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 year

You speak, I listen! Timestamps will be included from the next stream notes I publish. And based on other feedback, I'll also be including clearer data on @Qullamaggie 's entries and exits (to the best of my ability, that is). Anything else?

Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 year

What do you prefer to see in my stream notes?

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

4 months

Doing all the right things? But getting stopped out a lot? You may only be one minor tweak away from profitability. A trading lesson from Dave Landry ( @TFollowingMoron ) 🧵 H/T to @AsymTrading !

AsymTrading

@AsymTrading

4 months

Listen to Uncle Dave @TFollowingMoron Sometimes all it takes is a little tweak to push you over the hump.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 month

If you want to be successful, study successful people. Imitate before you innovate.

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

1 year

New @Qullamaggie stream notes! These cover: - K's positions, including details on new positions and $CVNA, which he added to during this stream. - K's views on the market action and sentiment. - A simple yet effective market filter you can use in TradingView. - K's insights

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Kyna Kosling

@KayKlingson

11 months

4 steps to building conviction, inspired by @Qullamaggie . A thread ⬇️

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