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Now that the dust has settled and I've actually taken 15 minutes to think over everything. What I did bad today: one of my stocks was down 15% and I felt the need to make that up. Tim constantly warned against that. That feeling of losing made me make some stupid decisions. I traded in too many positions at once while taking care of a child. I had games that I was fully ready to realize but two things set in; greed and swift baby kicks to my laptop monitor. I did lack research on the specific stocks because I focused on studying the DVD material throughout the week. Obviously I should have listened to the DVDs and not some that. But I find when I do blow through all my trades early in the week there is a sense of relief. A relief that I can no longer trade and therefore will not miss out on anything because I'm not allowed to do anything. And then my immediate thought is I can focus on studying 100% without worrying about the fomo of trading. Maybe I'm so consciously taking s*** trades in the beginning of the week. The good: I cut my losses as quickly as I could. I started following more along with the chat group. I took smaller positions to mitigate potential losses and get my feet more wet in this program. I will revamp how I study. From 9 to 10, I will watch the market. Help me understand premarket movement and morning spikes better. Otherwise everything will be DVD and webinar

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