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Yes, the required leverage to hit my desired risk level per trade

Chess puzzles are just a way to measure your fluid intelligence gains, they aren't an effective training method

@@InfiniteIQ can solving effect negatively to my quad n back performance like bad effects on recovery and also overworking

At some point i would like to try that, but that's too much time commitment for me at the moment

@InfiniteIQ no problem. I can reduce it upto 45min per day for 2 months. Incase your interested tell me in future. I plan to make a video on this once I acheive my goal

Do whatever comes naturally to you, don't force any specific method

@@InfiniteIQ That's the thing, though. I read about it some time ago, and it has come naturally to me. But just because an idea comes naturally to you does not necessarily mean it's not cheating. There may be methods that I have read and know will stump gains, but I subconsciously use them without realizing it. Sorry for rambling but I hope you understand

Scrambled or fried normally, choline is still very high after cooking

@ And you're not worried about the mercury contamination of fatty fish? This could also have a negative impact on cognitive performance over time...

@archimedes1322 Atlantic mackerel is safe

@ I would still rather be on the safe side, supplement 50% of the Omega 3 Volume, also only get 50% of the PS from fatty fish and use methods for regular detoxification.

Thanks mate

It is not possible to measure above 160 accurately

​@@InfiniteIQ Wait so you actually increased your IQ to over 160??? when you are so convinced about the fact that you increased your IQ successfully to 195 IQ then please tell us or me more about it Did you start to feel changes? and what kind of changes? can you learn languages extremely fast? can you think more logically? can you remember 100 words per minute? when you have an IQ above 160 ofc what about numbers or pictures? do you remember everything with all details in your mind Do you feel like you have now habits that you never had in your life before? or do you have new interests as example how everything works or starting to question reality or the universe?

You can get to 150+ easily

People don't say it, but yes i notice that all the time, it can be quite frustrating sometimes actually

What is your opinion on RFT

@@NoPhilospher almost 36

I haven't noticed that

@InfiniteIQ Thanks. I'll stick with it, and I'll see if anything changes.

Do what comes naturally, don't overthink it

Every second day is best

Experience is the only way, just start with practice trades (no real money) until you get the hang of it

Yes i modelled the volatility based on 56% hit rate and 3% risk per trade

@@InfiniteCuriousity i am purposely forcing myself to trade smaller and with less risk, as I think it will be a good long term habit to engrain. And if I'm right about my hit rate the small start balance will quickly grow anyway

@@InfiniteIQ Understood, but $1M in 1 year is too slow, we only have a couple of years to make money before AI takes over :D

lol i will be happy to pay it

You so rude

@@candoit123 did you even watch the video

​@@InfiniteIQ yeah watch it. Ded2had no evidence, just talking off the top of ya head. Pretty useless content

@@JohanHesselholt-h3l did you watch the video? I clearly outlined my risk. And I trade long and short, bull run makes no difference

@InfiniteIQ famous last words. Good luck

Mostly technical, but i factor in fundamental too

tiktok is a lot faster if i want to post in real time

They would be live, but i wouldn't encourage anyone to copy my trades, as i mentioned there will be a lot of variance in the portfolio

20% stop loss you might have 15-20 stocks and its optimality depends on the volatility of the stock but 20% is fine like 1-2% of your total. Logically if you have a 50% win rate you're going to end up with an average of the starting amount so I don't know what the percentages are for. What triggered me was that he's clearly not using fundamentals if he's trading crypto so much and I wonder if he's benefited from the crypto run by taking more longs.

Run the numbers, then you will understand. And 20% of the portfolio on each trade doesn't empty the account after 5 losses, 5 losses in a row would be about a 67% drawdown. It is 1 trade at a time

I mainly trade short in crypto actually

@@InfiniteIQ Ok, right. If every trade isn't a percentage of the initial total, but from the new subsequent equity, the situation is of course better. The DD would be in fact 33%, although, still, because having to win 25% to recover each 20% loss, with so little room to maneuver, it would be super difficult even just keeping the account above high-water mark for the medium-long run.

I think he said something about focusing on money and it's possible he just hasn't researched that method yet because he thinks ai will take our jobs in the next 2 years. I don't think ai is that close yet maybe like 5-10 years, but given how exponential it can grow 2 is much more plausible than I thought.

I read a lot of trading books, but that contributes almost nothing to success in trading, it is all about personal experience

@ Right then. I wasn’t specifically referring t trading books. I think some self improvement books and biographies on some smart people would be good. I can list some. Maybe listening to some interviews could also contribute a small amount.

I would recommend believing in God to everyone, because it makes your worrys, fears and inner resentment or negative expectation disappear with literally no effort. In addition it makes you a better, kinder person. It also makes you internally stronger and happier. I would recommend reading books about Islam and strengthening your connection to god. Even if it is all not real, if it gives you power, it is still worth using and it is still better to use it than not to try it at all.

​@@LegendEditz-b1t This is an interesting postmodern ideological stance - something like Utilitarian Theism. Now imagine what a real connection to god could give you in terms of "benefits" :D

I believe there is likely a god-like entity in the universe, either a super advanced alien race, or the creators of the simulation, which would appear as gods to us.

None, my crypto trades are all discretionary

@@InfiniteIQ What platform though. Looking at the best one fees wise.

I know you asked Daniel but I feel I can share some valuable knowledge as a trader for 5 years. Long term investing I personally go with Index funds which is basically a basket of the top 500 US stocks, technically you're investing in a large portion of the US economy. There are also bonds but I don't personally do this, if you do stick with government bonds. Another long term would be bitcoin, buy dips and don't sell, it's that simple. Short term, as degenerate as it is, meme coins. Only if you put in the effort to follow narratives. Split 1k in to 10 different trades and get a couple 10 - 20x and then repeat until you reach 6 figures, obviously this is high risk. My best meme coin play was 50 pounds to 5k, not flexing just example of how powerful it can be. I also swing trade but this took me many years to learn and most of my savings down the drain. I don't want to shill on Daniels page but there are signal groups out there that are legit (most are bs though so be careful) these would allow you to scale over the span of a year, like Daniel is looking to do, and get returns above 20%. For reference the S&P low end averages around 8% annually. To summarise one hundred percent set up a stocks and shares ISA and start investing in the S&P, for a beginner maybe start with 100 euros a month and gradually increase that to atleast 300 - 500 for best results. Secondly invest in bluechip cryptos I personally have money in bitcoin and ETH and I will be holding that until atleast 2030 (I never check my portfolio). Finally you have short term plays like memecoins or day trading, personally I wouldn't recommend day trading unless you are going in 100% and make a career out of it. Good luck and remember this isn't financial advice lol.

Well, there's no sensible answer for that, less if you have just started. So, good luck (you're gonna need it).

If I have you capital I'd start a business, it can be daunting to commit 10000 euro seems super risky so you should perhaps try starting a small hobby business. That's the fastest way to grow your money. I personally had about 100 quid and bought some secondhand anime figures, merch, clothes, shoes with them and sold them on ebay. You can easily double your money but there's a lot of knowledge you need and things to consider such as postage costs, turnover rate, ect. But you should be a lot more comfortable with that cash you're holding. I'd say start any business you find interesting or potentially fun. Lots of people in America often go to nice neighborhoods and mow their lawns on a regular basis. Basically get creative with what you'd like to do. I just happen to like the idea of flipping purchases. It doesn't have to be an official business before you earn more than is taxable, just make sure to know the laws around what you'd like to do but the idea is that investments are extremely far away from what makes money which is people's business. If you're talking about investing as the thing you'd like to do, just know that realistically your upper limits are 30% for the super elite in the entire world, whereas 30% ROI for a business is very common and with the IQ advantage may be extremely easy. However as someone who's recently graduated myself I really messed up my university assuming all the work would be equal in first year to second and third year. If I were you I'd start asking second years to just give you the resources for the year so you can just work on that if you have extra time you'd like to get a return on. I also helped my family sell unwanted clothes and jewelry and personally made 700 quid over the summer without investment. TLDR: any business you are interested in will get biggest return.

Invested in an index fund with someone like Trading212, it could be €800,000 by age 65 if growing at 10% per year. €1.6million if you add €1,000 to it each year. Even higher if you add larger amounts.

1 year is not a lot of time, especially if you have no experience. It is far more likely you will lose the money. If you decide to try trading i suggest spending 4 months paper trading only (no real money), then 4 months risking very small amounts maybe $10 per trade (assuming you were successful at paper trading). Then the last 4 months risking 2% per trade, assuming you were successful with the previous step

That's the question

​@@InfiniteIQI think we'd all like to see a more detailed reflection from you on the brain training so far. How it's going, and in particular how the current level of each of the benefits you've unlocked compares to back when you first noticed it. I know you've mentioned the benefits a month ago, but you haven't expressed them in terms of a scale. Now I also know it gets harder to measure/determine bcs you improve at a slower rate over time, but anyway what I mean is this: say the level of your hq vision was 1 at the moment of unlocking, then what would it be now? Now of course that's nonsense bcs one doesn't know the maximum possible level, so go for the ratio. E.g. was that initial level 1/2 or 1/3 of what you have now (accumulated through training in the meantime)? Your other things like the ability to manage your business may be harder to tell bcs a part of it is always attributable to experience (wisdom) acquired over time, but next to hq vision, your general problem solving ability should be quantifiable by you fairly accurately in the way I just described. I think now is just the proper time to ask this bcs you've been doing it for a long enough time now, and you should therefore be able to at least mostly accurately assess your level even later on, when improvement was way less steep, in such a comparative way.

he wont, lol. training will not make you be able to become the world most intelligent human. Lets take for example bodybuilding; building muscle is much more alterable than building inteligence, yet to perform on stage you cannot achieve this with a bunch of training and steroids, you still need elite genes, same with intelligence, unironically intelligence is even less alterable.

That's a poor example, considering body builders spend thousands of hours training in order to get on the stage, whereas the most intelligent people in the world currently are just born with it. A better example would be someone training for a decade to be a bodybuilder, and then competing on stage with the best untrained natural bodies in the world.

@@InfiniteIQ I understand, but my point was that 190 IQ points for someone who started with +-136 (correct me if im wrong) IQ points would very unlikely be able to achieve 190 IQ points, and what I tried to say is that just like bodybuilding you can train all you want and as hard as you can, but without elite genetics you will not be able to compete for the MR. Olympia. having more than 190 IQ points is something only a handful of people have in this world. But im not discouraging you, perhaps I am wrong, but this is my honest opinion.

​@CyberPotato123 the flaw of your argument is an assumption of amount of potential increase. No one knows what is the limit of anyone's brain, because no one simply haven't tried to reach it yet. And the criteria of genetics in that matter is also not clear to even make any guess. Einstein's brain was a bit smaller than average yet he had 160iq, even though gray matter mass, or weight of brain, is the only viable characteristic (genetics) that correlates with iq

​@@InfiniteIQI also have a question, why haven't you tried anything like biocybernaut neurofeedback training? Or SMR, peak alpha, peak beta Biocybernaut's training promises to increase iq by 11.7 points by average, and the mechanism is pretty convincing. Will cost you like $20k but increase iq by 11.7 points And if you know these things but still decided to not do it, what's the reason?

Yes just coffee fruit extract and choline