Thanks Mark

Thanks Mark.

Mark, great video! Thank you!

Even tho you haven’t been on chat or giving any webinar I’m still forever grateful for what you have taught me 🙏🏻

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@Jackaroo Clearly this was about 3-31/2 yrs ago. Looks to me like a little confidence of someone believing in you can make all the difference in the world. Congrats on your success Jack! I truly believe we all have it in us & it just takes hard work & 1 person believing in you & believing in yourself. Your uncle is a great man.

@Jackaroo, I am a few years too late on reading the "blog post: Stick With It". However, it was very inspiring. What was inspiring was not the story in and of itself, but the idea that you choose to "believe" that sticking with something will reap a reward for you in the end. Having a belief is one thing, but making that dream come into fruition is another, which is extremely hard to do when you have not made it to the finish line to win the prize, and to be fair, Uncle Larry knew that for a dre

Badass sir

@mitch20 I think you're splitting your categories far too severely if it leaves you with that many sheets. What I do is I track all these things on ONE sheet per setup, and then I can sort/filter by column to see if any of the variables I'm tracking actually make the play more/less likely to succeed

@kroyrunner Thankyou Tim !

Useful, thanks.

Hi Tim, your DVDs are great; thank you for explaining your ideas and thought processes in detail, I've found it really helpful in developing my own ideas and strategies. Do you still use Equityfeed (now called Scanz)? What do you use to record your trades? Will there be a sequel to Trading Tickers? Thanks.

hey im new to this program and im wondering if you remember where exactly you learned of the OE pattern?

@gbayconi I made it for the most part. @kroyrunner and many others short overextended stocks, but they all have different criteria for setups and trade them differently.

They look like a classic stairstepper pump and dump and yes their financial are horrifying. Thanks for verifying. Aloha and good trading.

If you feel you have an edge playing this low volume stuff, fine. But these setups are not scalable with real $. You would be very lucky to squeak out a $1000 win ever playing this stuff. You also leave yourself wide open to getting blown out in a black swan move. TMRC was fine, but the rest look pretty rough

@anatomic I hear you. I've been trading coming up 3 years now. I've played penny stocks, large caps and mid cap stocks. I've leaned more toward OTC this past year, just b/c the profit potential is so much more. I generally trade between $300-$600/trade. The reason why is b/c if you are wrong, you can lose up to 50% of what you put in even with good risk management. But if you are right on the trade, your win can be between 50-400%. It's crazy

judging from your profit chart I would be led to believe that you definitely have some things figured out. Aloha

Start with 5k and you'll be way ahead of the game. If you lose 2k of that, you can always stop trading and refine your strategy

Its not all about shorting. Its just what dux is most comfortable with

I want to learn to make money

@SlavicV Every trader is different. Dux has literally made 30K net going long and 9.67M short

@anatomic i think 100k is overkill, but keep in mind paper trading and real trading are veryyyy different especially emotionally, so i suggest you start EXTREMELY small when real money is on the line! the worst thing i see people do who have this much saved up is start in huge and blow it all extremely fast, a very hard amount to recover. let your early mistakes be tiny papercuts with micro-size, and only after a couple months AT LEAST of experience do you want to use your results to guide your

Thanks man. I blew up most of a 1k account when I started and then traded full time for 8 months with 10k. I lost like 200 bucks over 8 months lol I honestly should’ve traded a little bigger but I was in the tracking/refining stages then. I may try and save 50 grand and try again with a 10k acc. I just wanna have enough to cover expenses. Do you think 2 years of expenses is a solid place to try to go full time? I just want do this for a living so bad I can’t stand it hahaha