Why do I Trade? Freedoms and Resource.

42 Lessons From 2020 1. Consistent Work = Results 2. The ability to recognize the need to adapt, look to play tickers in a way that that adapts to what the market is doing 3. Buying at your price range is what puts you in the best position to profit overall 4. Buying at your price Range is great protection against losses. 5. The need to make money and take green trades especially after losing will be a killer. If you feel the urge to try to “make your money back” that is the time to step back 6. Narrow risk, and loss cutting enables you to make multiple entries and put yourself in the best positions to profit 7. Always be prepared to use everything in your arsenal (charts, lvl 2, stats, pullbacks, reversal volume, etc, and experience) 8. Pray during trades 9. Relax 10. Price Range, Support Range, Price Range, Support Range 11. Cutting losses can also mean exiting when the price action is looking weak. 12. Let Stocks Prove Themselves if you are looking to re-enter 13. Always look at the tickers spike history, the more in line with your plan for the day the better. 14. Consider multiple outcomes and routes that a ticker may have to fit your plan 15. Not all losses are get out stay out situations 16. Some trades may reach a point where the predictability runs thin 17. Always re-evaluate Risk-to-Reward if the range on the play shifts 18. The best trades require a system of what makes them good and a sort of ranking 19. Overconfidence, Fear, and Greed sabotage and undermine good planning 20. A little bit of patience and having a criteria opens you up to major success. 21. Trading a good setup outside of your plan will close you off from the opportunities a ticker has 22. Predictability often translates into profitability 23. A good catalyst and the ability to trade can hold a lot more importance than the winning %’age of the float/cap category 24. Pre-Market volume IS volume. You can still trade if your plan is being met in pre- market, especially if the volume is starting to show. 25. Entering on Consolidation gives more flexibility for buying 26. You need to understand what your broker’s trading package allows you to do in pre-market and account for that 27. Selling into strength is good but your primary focus needs to be playing the chart for the chart. 28. When you are trading you need to be very careful with your settings, you may end up buying something you did not intend to. 29. When playing Earnings Winners you need to know when the conference call is, and account for timezone differences. 30. Sometimes you are going to miss plays, ultimately it is important to stick to your rules and your trade plan. 31. A stock may do what you want later on in the chart, it is important to remain patient and open to that, especially if a whole/half dollar is holding. 32. All Trades are interconnected especially within the same week. 33. Your ability to follow your own rules will determine long-term profitability. 34. Even if you are “stalking” a stock, you still need the trade plan in the morning. 35. You can take more than one trade on a good set-up. 36. No trade exists in isolation 37. Suboptimal entries are not the end if the thesis is good 38. You need to let your Thesis play out when the plan is solid 39. Good Trades build confidence, Bad Trades erode confidence 40. Even when you are adapting to what is available STILL plan 41. Your place in a pattern comes before placing a trade 42. Have faith in yourself Chevon

Not knowing that something is impossible is an important first step to creativity.

My Current Trading Rules Are: 1. Cut Losses Quickly 2. Plan Every Trade & Follow the Plan 3. Prioritize the Ticker that fits your Plan 4. Control Your Emotions (Confidence, Frustration, Greed & Fear ) 5. Trading is a means to an end. Not an End in itself. 6. Only buy at your price range 7. Adapt to the Markets/ React to Price Action 8.Take Good profits / Protect Gains 9. 3-to-1 Risk Reward or Better 10. Only take the most predictable setups 11. You do not need to Trade/Do Not Force Trades 12. Only get aggressive on Perfect Setups

@Chevon just became a fully transparent trader today!