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The clip is credited to Dudu in its published description, which presents the line as advice against changing an indicator because of days that go wrong. Beyond that short attribution, no wider source work, film, or television origin is attached to the recording, and it circulates mainly as a short spoken reaction rather than as part of a larger performance. Its appeal comes from the trading context, where changing tools after a bad run is a familiar temptation, and from the plain, matter-of-fact wording that is easy to reuse. That keeps it useful for creators commenting on discipline and patience.
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A short Portuguese voice clip of Dudu saying it is not correct to change an indicator because of bad days, used when traders switch strategy after a loss.
This is a seven-second Portuguese voice clip in which Dudu calmly explains that it is not correct to change an indicator just because a few days have gone wrong. His tone is steady and instructional rather than angry, with a clear, conversational delivery that makes the line feel like advice from someone who has seen the same mistake before. The line works as a complete, self-contained thought rather than a shout, giving it a dry, knowing humour when it is dropped over footage of someone abandoning a plan at the first setback. The effect is a gentle rebuke that calls out impatience without sounding harsh.
