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🐣 “Start Breaking Some Eggs”: The Most Unexpected Lesson I Learned on Wall Street 📈

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When I first met Ben, he said, “Alright Jeff, you've been inside all of these great institution

[Image] 🐣 “Start Breaking Some Eggs”: The Most Unexpected Lesson I Learned on Wall Street 📈 Do you know who Ben Sturgill is? If you don’t, you’re missing out. Ben’s an excellent options trader and a good friend of mine. What’s better? Ben just spotted some shocking, unusual trading activity, with all the classic signs of insiders building a MASSIVE position… And TOMORROW, November 14 at 7 p.m. EST, Ben's holding an URGENT live briefing to explain how he's planning to take advantage of this wild trading activity. Trust me, you don’t wanna miss this INSANE opportunity. What are you waiting for?! Space is limited… [Reserve your seat NOW by clicking RIGHT HERE!]( When I first met Ben, he said, “Alright Jeff, you've been inside all of these great institutions and hedge funds. You must have made so much money.” He’s right, I did well for myself. I made some good money on Wall Street. But then he asked me an even more important question, “Did you start trading and crush it right away?” I told him the answer was no, and that I had a funny story to tell him. Keep reading to hear that story (and reveal the most unexpected lesson I learned on Wall Street)… My First Days on Wall Street I remember it like it was yesterday… When I first got hired on Wall Street, I worked for a European fund and they hired two of us traders. So there's me, a two-point-something GPA from a big state school that's famous for having a good football team and a lot of hot chicks. And then the other guy, my trading colleague, who went to an Ivy League school and had an immaculate resume. So, we started together at the same time trading live accounts, and I put on a trade within the first fifteen seconds. What do you think happened in that trade? I lock the limit against me … I'm getting crushed. And then I do it again … and then I do it again. Fast Forward One Week… Our boss, the founder of the firm, calls the other guy into this conference room and they have a two-minute discussion… The other guy walks out of the conference room and sits at his desk, staring straight off into space, looking as defeated as I’ve ever seen anyone. The boss walks out and says, “Jeff, I’ve gotta talk to you.” Can you imagine what was going through my mind? I’m thinking to myself: “Oh crap, I’m about to get canned. I just made five losing trades in a row.” So, I walk in and my boss goes, “I’ve got some bad news, Jeff. I had to let your colleague go.” I probably said something like, “What?! You’re not firing me?!” He told me not only was he not firing me, but that he thought I was doing great. “What about my 0-5 record?” I asked. “Yeah, but you’re trading.” He reassured me, “This other dude is waiting for the perfect setup. He's waiting for the perfect spot on the chart. He's trying to cook an omelet without breaking any eggs. But you? You're doing it. And eventually, you're gonna learn, and you’re gonna win. You're gonna get there. We don't know if the other guy is ever gonna put on a trade. And we don't have time for that.” Finally, he told me “Keep doing it, Jeff. Keep trading.” Start Breaking Some Eggs Why am I telling you this story today? Because it’s hard to find the “perfect setup” in this market. If you’re waiting forever for the ideal pattern, you’re wasting valuable time. The time you spend not trading is opportunity cost — the opportunity to learn and grow. That fateful day, my boss gave me his confidence. And now, I want to pass that confidence down to you. He made me realize that, to learn, you have to make mistakes. And in trading, that means taking losses. It’s unavoidable. Think about this… Mastering any difficult skill requires serious perseverance. It doesn't matter if it's a hobby or a job; it takes a lot of mental strength and emotional control to stick with a challenging task for that long. And let me tell you, trading is no exception… Throughout my 25-year trading career, I've had many moments when I questioned my abilities. But if I had let those doubts take over my mentality, I never would’ve become the trader I am today. So, put your pride to the side. Accept that losses are part of the game. Take lessons from them. Remember that you don't have to become rich in half an hour. Start breaking some eggs! And, as always… Stay Street Smart, Jeff Zananiri P.S. Tim Sykes’ new patent-pending system leverages the same type of AI that the biggest Wall Street banks in the country are developing for their extremely wealthy clients. This Wednesday, November 15th, Tim is holding an URGENT BRIEFING to finally “turn on” XGPT for the public. 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