This interest me, can you give me an example of this? Can PM me if worried about it being combativeEspecially when I've seen images posted in the other thread where people are obviously using an F12 editing program because the math doesnt add up.
I know I've heard or read someone talking about him, somewhere. Is that how you got started or got better?I would never shill any courses, but this should be the exception. You can google the guy, but he is a legit 8 figure profitable prop trader with best all time firm P&L. The guy actually knows his stuff and I have followed him for many years now.
There is a free tier and if any of you degenerate day traders want to succeed long term, I suggest you sign up for the free stuff at minimum.
This is prerelease and full course will drop in January.
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I had started before his public trading persona, but he certainly helped me clean up my trading. Reinforced in me to trade less and only trade the very best of setups, as well as appropriate sizing vs expected value (broken slot machine analogy). I have posted quite a few of his nuggets of wisdom over the years.I know I've heard or read someone talking about him, somewhere. Is that how you got started or got better?
I would never shill any courses, but this should be the exception. You can google the guy, but he is a legit 8 figure profitable prop trader with best all time firm P&L. The guy actually knows his stuff and I have followed him for many years now.
There is a free tier and if any of you degenerate day traders want to succeed long term, I suggest you sign up for the free stuff at minimum.
This is prerelease and full course will drop in January.
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I'm making my way through the videos he linked. Have picked up a couple things, but theyre really long. Thought I'd listen to them at the Gym but I cant concentrate on whats being said. So I'm making my way through them as I go.Signed up for the free course.
I couldn't really tell the benefits for paying other than a difference of 25 videos. But, you get 50 videos for free and 50 is already a lot, unless they're like 5 min long.
Those videos, the main takeaway is perspective. Of course he highlights some trading fallacies. Some key takeaways is the monumental work that needs to be put in to be profitable long term. He had a professional job with a prop firm, with all of a firm's tools at his disposal, and being mentored by one of the top traders in the Chicago branch. Despite all of this, it still took him over 2 years until profitability.I'm making my way through the videos he linked. Have picked up a couple things, but theyre really long. Thought I'd listen to them at the Gym but I cant concentrate on whats being said. So I'm making my way through them as I go.
That whole journal thing, tracking your trades etc. I still need to dive into and actually figure out what theyre talking about.Those videos, the main takeaway is perspective. Of course he highlights some trading fallacies. Some key takeaways is the monumental work that needs to be put in to be profitable long term. He had a professional job with a prop firm, with all of a firm's tools at his disposal, and being mentored by one of the top traders in the Chicago branch. Despite all of this, it still took him over 2 years until profitability.
The biggest mistake most make is severely underestimating the amount of hours it takes to be put in pouring over charts, making a trade log / daily trade journal, etc. He makes a lot of sports analogies and insists the traders that succeed have to put in the hours in the chair at the desk and studying. You are literally trading against some of the smartest people in the world and sometimes against algos and programs developed by some of the most deep pocketed firms in the world. It really isn't meant to be some thing you just log into in your spare time and make a few wagers here and there and expect long term beats.
He also touches on mental heuristics that we have to fight that our brains really aren't evolved for naturally.
Best start with something like TraderVue.That whole journal thing, tracking your trades etc. I still need to dive into and actually figure out what theyre talking about.
How theyre making an excel sheet and then going down box by box, and figuring out what their success ratio is .. versus where they.. I guess put in or shorted at? Versus the risk vs reward? I'm just spit balling here, cause I really just dont even know. Right now, Im essentially just plotting out patterns. Like, for some reason - I know Monday's.. for whatever reason, open really high, and will fall throughout the day and where it stops will set the pace of decline for the entire week. I dont know if thats specific to Intel, for example, or if thats a general case among most stocks. Because Im watching Verizon as well, but Verizon seems to have gotten very "stable" lately - as in I dont see a lot of big swings like intel.
I guess what Im trying to get at is that I know I need to learn all this stuff and put the time into it - but theres so many grifters out here, and even the course I'm taking - which was originally my brothers - takes fucking forever cause they take a good 30 minutes out of an hour just talking about religion, prayer, and peoples well being. Which thats fine. But its not why Im taking the course.
Patience? Reluctance? Fear? Something like that, has been my literal handicap with most everything Ive done so far. If I would have held onto that short ... shit, till today on intel? I'd have another 600 bucks on it. Would have been greedy to think that way, I guess.Best start with something like TraderVue.
You can upload your trades and it is going to break down a ton of metrics for you. You’ve got the option to journal trades on the platform as well.
The important thing is to see what your metrics tell you about profitability on a per trade basis. Start categorizing trades (reversal, news trade, etc). What type, size, time of day, ticker is consistently losing you money. Cut out those shit trades altogether.
Journaling my trades made me realize I needed to just drop my B and C trades completely. My profitability came from my best and most confident setups. The B and C trades had far less edge and just eroded monthly profits.
In a nutshell, you need to know what works for you and what doesn’t. Focus on the best and spend a hell of a lot more time being patient in between.
So, as I understand it. When you take a trade, you should already have a defined risk, and reward. "I'm gonna buy this stock because I believe I am going to make xxx amount of dollars (reward) on the move. If I am wrong, I am going to cut my loss at yyy price (risk)."Patience? Reluctance? Fear? Something like that, has been my literal handicap with most everything Ive done so far. If I would have held onto that short ... shit, till today on intel? I'd have another 600 bucks on it. Would have been greedy to think that way, I guess.
This is an example of the sheet I keep seeing in videos (its not filled in, just an idea of what it looks like). But I cant seem to figure out what tf they are even talking about with it.
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Idk how many of you trade futures but fading the extremes right now is extremely profitable. The random Trump tweets/speech about tariffs get these giant moves down of 100+ points. They often get retraced, or at least partially retraced. Here's one from the other day. Took 2 minis on the way down and caught a 90 point move back up. The yellow line was yesterdays close, it bounced almost perfectly off it. These are 1m candles.
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