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The first part of getting better is downloading and analyzing your mistakes. And guess what, even some of the most successful traders still do that on a weekly basis. Once you can figure out how to consistently minimize the losses, pick better intraday or swing plays and NOT overtrade, you'll make progress. Remember, position sizing is incredibly important. That's one thing that I personally continue to struggle with. Example: Jumping all in / Using more than 50% of your damn capital / forcing a

forcing an avg down because you don't want to let the stock beat you. Stuff like that. Hope this helps.

@ragincajun83 Oh yeah. Thanks for your insights man!

Thanks for sharing your mistakes and lessons!

More money is better than less money.

I like the part where he says stick to your core set ups if you're having a losing streak

ETB stocks are usually over crowded shorts since they have little to no fee for borrowing shares. Good idea to consider an area for support after it has consolidated near highs for at least 45 mins. Then using that area as risk for potential NHOD b/o. Don't buy breakouts with parabolic moves into or near resistance. instead wait for pullback+consolidation then a NHOD b/o.

Never look at money instead of the charts. Always follow what the chart is telling you. This will increase your winners, and help you focus and be more patient, and stay disciplined to your process. Thanks for your time and education Grittani!!!