Don't worry i compare myself too and i have to keep reminding myself they started where we are now too and you have to start small don't worry some day we will get there ^_^
@Superwild101 slow n steady
Losses are a major motivating factor for change. I had a few big losses this year that led me to be a better trader. You're doing great, and thanks for your video!
baby steps!!
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@SeanLacap Love how you decided to share your aha moment right when it clicks. I've blown up as well and took a 2 year break before finding the challenge. Been tracking my trades by setups in Excel and have narrowed down my trading to 2 setups. I had a small starting capital so my gains have also been small, but you’ve confirmed that my process is correct and I just need more screen time/experience. Thank you for these blog posts, and for answering my question in chat re: $TRTC that led me here
@taiwan I do remember your question regarding $TRTC. Today was such a slow and red day. We were all searching for plays that were non-existent today. Your process sounds a lot like mine at the moment. Just need more screen time like you say!
@SeanLacap hey Sean great post please let me know how can I join Canadian challenge community. I am from Canada as well.
focus, sizing, stats, gr8
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Great info. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing
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It's hard when the market is slow. I don't trade the same things you do, but I've been feeling the market slow as well. I don't have the experience to know when it should pick up again, but I did just look up today and saw that February, May, June, August, and September are the slowest months for the stock market. So maybe it will pick up again soon? I loved all the coronavirus volatility, and I feel unmotivated when there's not much to be in.
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My red days always lead me to reflect and improve upon my trades. So even though I don't like them, they give me the motivation to change. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@Lyoness thats awesome.and what they should do! Great job!
@Lyoness great job being up 45k youre doing awesome!
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On thing @sarimanap likes to say is that no one is better than anyone. We are all students. And it's true. We all have something to learn, and if don't remember that, the market will teach us very quickly.
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All great advice. Emotions are the beast. I had bigger losses this last week than I've had in a long time, and it messed with me. Sounds like you have a plan though and it is working for you!
Thanks Lyoness. Yes it's a beast indeed. Sometimes you need some luck in this game to build that small account, but as Sykes says 'The harder you study, the luckier you get'
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That makes it sound really easy. Thank you for your bullish patterns.
Are these all patterns that you trade? (I don't trade any longs yet, not really, so just curious)
@Lyoness yes these are patterns i like to trade, and when i was focusing on them previously they were generating good profits!
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That's a big problem I have too, is knowing when to stop out early, and when to hold on to my stop. I feel the same way, for as many times as I've stubbornly held, *knowing* it was going to stop out for a bigger loss, I've had instances where I've been scared out, only for it to turn around and make a great play.
@Lyoness It's a balancing act. For me, I'd rather stop out than miss out but doing both is a b-word. I think the most important things are identifying key levels and sticking to them. Then, of course, listening to what the chart is saying - not out of concern, but out of a desire to play the price action the best way possible.
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Curious, why INO? It was gapping down premarket. I know a lot of people who look for long plays are looking for stocks that are up a certain percentage compared to close of yesterday. KCAC had no resistance above, lots of volume premarket, and was showing strength. That was one stock I planned to avoid shorting today, no matter the setup.
it was attentive of you to realize the unreasonableness of the ticker INO. I checked with the broker and it was NIO.
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Hi from another Karen! I don't do longs so I can't speak to that, but I'd like to encourage you to stick with it, it took me probably 8-11 months of paper trading (or trading small) before I got consistent results. Tracking trades and looking for patterns that others are using helped me a lot.
Hi Karen and thanks for your message! You have an impressive profit chart that gives me hope!
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Thanks Ellis, great video lesson.
great lessons .
I think this has a glitch...
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