Miko Aodu
Trader 8+ years.
Trader focused on regime, timing, and restraint.
I study when systems resolve stress through time — and when they can’t.
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The content and services in my videos are intended for educational and informational purposes only. The opinions I express in my videos do not guarantee any gains or losses on investments and is not investment advice. Should you decide to act upon any information from my videos, you do so at your own risk; your investments are your sole responsibility. Please think carefully if trading is suitable for you; any investment involves some kind of risk and past results do not guarantee future gains.
Miko Aodu
If you are currently stuck in the breakeven dance, my next video is for you!
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Miko Aodu
Do you currently use AI in any parts of your trading process?
AI changes the game for retail traders.
From building multiple strategies to advanced research.
Finding real edge has gotten easier if you can ask the right questions and collect the correct data.
3 days ago | [YT] | 4
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Miko Aodu
Do you know how location affects your trading performance.
Often traders overlook this aspect of their trading. A set up at weekly lows, weekly highs and weekly midpoint will have different statistical probabilities.
Knowing the difference allows you to size and select traders optimally.
My next video will discuss how location affects setups and how start adding this dynamic to your trading in detail.
5 days ago | [YT] | 13
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Miko Aodu
In trading, there are two forms of edge:
one over the market, and one over other participants.
Most traders struggle to define either clearly, which usually means neither is being applied deliberately.
6 days ago | [YT] | 7
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Your trading is only as strong as your decision routine.
Does it repeat consistently, or does it change under pressure?
A stable routine makes performance more repeatable and makes gaps easier to identify and correct.
Markets offer endless information to justify a trade. Your process should function as a filter, not a reaction.
Ask yourself:
• How many decisions happen before a trade?
• In what order?
• Where does decision quality begin to degrade?
Improve the decisions, and the trading improves with it.
1 week ago | [YT] | 9
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You’re near equity highs.
Confidence is high.
A trade forms, but one condition is missing.
You can afford the loss.
The account is healthy.
The setup still feels good.
Do you take it?
Not all trading pressure comes from being down.
Sometimes pressure is simply confidence making exceptions feel acceptable.
1 week ago | [YT] | 8
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Miko Aodu
You just took a loss.
What is your next move?
Another trade
A review
Or no more trading today
If that decision isn’t predefined,
emotion usually fills the gap.
1 week ago | [YT] | 12
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Miko Aodu
Traders often complain about choppy conditions while still trading them as if conditions were normal.
If the environment is suboptimal for your style, full exposure should not remain unchanged.
Either reduce size significantly or stay out entirely.
The key is to define in advance what qualifies as optimal conditions objectively.
Without that definition, discretion usually becomes too flexible when pressure is present.
1 week ago | [YT] | 10
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I see traders often describe tilt as a discipline issue.
In many cases, it is a missing protocol issue.
Willpower becomes unreliable exactly when pressure is highest, which is why predefined responses matter.
If three losses usually lead to overtrading, reduce size at that threshold and only restore it when execution returns to baseline.
The objective is not perfect emotional control, but limiting how much instability reaches performance.
1 week ago | [YT] | 6
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Miko Aodu
Announcement!
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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 5
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