Accountability post 02/15/2021-02/28/2021 I watched all of the live webinars and videos that were emailed to me the last two weeks. I finished watching all of my mentor's videos. I went through a few of his watchlists that he posted from when he first started. It was interesting how his process has changed since then. I have made watchlists for him every day except for the day he gave us homework and Friday last week, because I couldn't find anything good to watch for the setups I have been focusing on. I have been doing well on my trades. I am slowly digging myself out of the $SLV hole that I dug for myself. I am still listening to the audiobook "Hedgefund Market Wizards" by Jack Schwager. I started working out again, so hopefully I can get this one finished soon. I have been listening to the "Steady Trade" podcast while driving around town. I am still reading "The Psychology of Trading" by Brett Steenbarger. It is a really good book so far. I am also still reading "The Great Crash" by Selwyn Parker on my Kindle. I have watched chapters 1-5 of Tim Grittani's "Trading Tickers 2." I am currently on Chapter 6 which entails his new "Day 1 Doji Strategy." The live trades are just as helpful to me as the live trades in the first one. I like this one better though, as he has tightened up his risk management. This aligns with my personality a lot more. I am glad I purchased this. I think these short strategies will help me a lot in option trades that I do on the downside. Speaking of options, I found out that Stefanie Kammerman has a free chatroom, and she gives out her whispers for free every Friday morning at 8 am in that chatroom. I have been experimenting with a few, and I plan to try her Stock Whisperer app for the next month so I can get more up to date data. I already made enough money on the trades I have made using her free whispers to justify the $19.99 cost. In my trading journal, I have been indicating which trades that I have been using her dark pool data as one of my indicators. I am closing out February as my biggest red month at -$2421.56 losses. I started the month with losses at $2723.53, so I am happy with the small improvement over the course of the month. Tomorrow, I can wipe the slate clean, and I can work towards a green month. I haven't had one of those in a while! Goals.

Paper Traded $AITX again today for an afternoon consolidation play Entry: $0.1782 Exit: $0.169 Shares: 7500 Loss plus commission: -$79.03 Percent gain: -5% I got in at support around 1:45pm eastern. I set my stop to 0.169, looking for continuation up to test HOD, and maybe push through to 0.19 resistance area. Not planning to hold o/n. Held okay until a little after 2pm, then dropped below my entry level. Still held until 2:30pm when it cracked and hit my stop, so got out with a small loss.

Accountability post 02/01/2021-02/14/2021 I watched most of the live webinars and video lessons emailed to me over the past two weeks. The two that I missed I plan to watch either today or tomorrow. I am halfway through with watching my mentor's videos. I plan on finishing this up in the near furure, and I want to start watching the watchlist videos he posts too. I created a watchlist for him every day the past two weeks except the day after my disastrous $SLV trade. I took this day off to remove myself from the market and to collect my thoughts. I have been doing very well on my watchlists. Ellis is really happy with my strategies, and gives me pointers on the ones that need work. I have been trading off of my watchlists, and I have made a few small gains. I am still listening to "Hedgefund Market Wizards" by Jack Schwager. I took a break from lifting weights because of a pinched nerve in my back, so haven't I been hitting the audiobook as much. I am still listening to Michael Covel's "Trend Following" podcast when I am driving around the city. I finished reading "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" by Edwin Lefevre. It was a good book, and it taught me a lot about market maniputation and trading in general. It was hard to follow in some places, because there is slang that he used that is over my head. I got the gist of what he was saying though, and I found it helpful. I started reading "Dark Pool Secrets" by Stefanie Kammerman. Wow, Wow, WOW, what a great read! I couldn't put it down, and I finished it in one day! There is a companion DVD that came with it that I plan to watch today if I get time. She doesn't just talk about the dark pool prints in the book, she also gives her day trading and swing trading strategies and the technical indicators she uses for high probability trades. She definitely matches my technical trading style, and I love her system. I can't wait to test it out with some options paper trades. The next book I am reading is "The Psychology of Trading" by Brett Steenbarger. I purchased Tim Grittani's "Trading Tickers 2" DVD, and I have watched Chapters 1 and 2. So far, I am pleased with it. I am looking formward to the chapter on spreadsheets. I have been watching the market everyday. I check tickers that other traders call out, and I determine if they are tradable ot not. It's a little excercise I like to do, but I don't trade them. I am starting to see the difference between a high probability trade and a trade that isn't worth it. I was able to sit on my hands all day on Friday the 12th even though one of my picks ALMOST lived up to my plan. I am glad I had patience, because it ended up failing. I am still sticking to my professional routine, and I am very confident of my success in the future!