
Well November 2020 has come to an end and I feel like I am making some progression at this point. Focusing on two main set ups recently (panic dip buys and afternoon breakouts on OTC) and I seem to be gaining some ground with my entry. I let my emotions get to me a few times this month that really cost me profitable trading on my good setups. I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't take any options trade and although I didn't keep my promise, I only took one. I lost on it but I will give myse
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No Worries about how long the tape runs the I can watch Level 2 the better. Thank you for your dedication to the process.

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Hey there, if you don't know already its hard to hear your voice on some of your recordings. I have ear buds in and the volume is maxed out and Im still having a hard time hearing you. Thanks for all the great videos, I'm learning lots! Much appreciated!!!!!!

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August 2020. August I set up a goal to make a profit of something--although I didn't make a penny (I took another pretty sizable loss on August) I feel I profited in the knowledge category massively. I am still struggling with entering and exiting trades. Seems simple to enter my set ups earlier and to exit with the goal in mind. I still for what ever reason enter too late (don't have faith when I should) and then end up cutting the position when the trade goes in the opposite direction. Tim a
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Well looking back on July I honestly had two really large losses I just couldn't come back from for the month. Both of them bonehead trades--chased one and got burned massively; got greedy on the other to hold overnight to avoid a day trade. My overall goal this month was to make money... of any amount. Although I failed, I feel this month has shown me what cutting losses really means. When you are wrong, you are wrong and the market just doesn't care what I think. The market is going to market no matter what I want. I also really saw the power of sympathy plays and the value of multi-day runners. I saw the power of good price action with news and why good price action without news is riskier. I learned to wait for my entry (by the end of the month) rather than getting in just to get in. Waiting changes the chart and presents a higher success rate when support proves itself. I learned not to try and guess a short position... Waiting for the FRD and shorting the bounce is far better than "nailing the top". Two goals this month... Same as last month, I want to make a profit of anything. Any profit. The second goal is to discontinue buying stocks during extended hours (unless it is PM and really big news just came out) I will continue working on my position entry and continue to cut losses quickly. Word on the street August is a slower month so I need to trade like a sniper! Here is too August!

June was an overall tough month for me—while being new to the challenge it has been a struggle watching people make money around me as it’s normally the other way around. June was the month of trying to play catch up and I have to learn I need to build by account, not blow it up. $-1150 for the month and already off on a bad trade in July. Things I did well this month was seeing the patterns and creating watchlist that panned out as planned. I made a couple decent trades and had some decent size
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@gnorth8 just became a fully transparent trader today!

my first full month of trading has passed and I am at a loss of -180.00. I learned some valuable lessons this month, especially to cut losses quickly. I also learned my patterns do not work intraday so I need to stick to trading from open till 11am and at the last hour and a half. Morning Dip buying, Morning Breakouts and Afternoon Breakouts off morning highs into the close are my plays right now. June I will focus on perfecting these three patterns. Goal is to be positive ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY.
Drilling in this process I have watched a couple of times Fine tune the process. Thanks Ellis Very excited for the future. The more I understand and would put a lot of time looking for the needle in the haystack Peace out
@minus273 So simple its difficult.
@Crazey_Canuck So simple its difficult for most. They think its magic or something more complex......not at all.
@boldchallenger61 Very welcome
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