This shows how valid these issues are even 6 years later. I am new to day trading and am experiencing many of them. I have picked up a copy of the book you mentioned and look forward to reading it. I had a couple of aha moments while watching as well. Thanks!
@@lazybeastz182 a modest 15% percent per trade return. Depending what you trade though, those numbers could be based on Price Action intraday so its not unusual to see 30, 40, 50% returns.. But inevitably that could result in similar size losses so, I've learned to keep in minimal BUT consistent, and that produces a consistently profitable equity curve; and that's all I care about.
watching everything i can from you bro!! hope your time off has been great!! i am a challenge student and i know u have no idea who i am, but you have helped to changed my life for the better and i appreciate everything you have done for us students. like seriously you dont have to put your journey out there for others to learn, but you do. and your happy to share it as well.. that is awesome and i dont know if u hear it enough.. but thank you so much.... i am working my ass off every single day to become half as good as you. thanks for being a mentor and teacher for us newbies. keep up the great work and hopefully one day ill be able to share my stories to pay it forward to those that come after me!
Comparison IS TRULY the thief of joy! I am just now watching this video a second time around and I've only just begun day trading a bit under four weeks now and how true the things you are talking about Tim! I'm totally guilty of this very thing where I was feeling inadequate just because other traders were making bigger profits than I was. I dared to take up bigger positions looking for that big pay day and they did blow up in my face. I'm glad I'm learning that now and plan on never comparing myself to anyone else's progress and simply focus on what works best for me. Thank you Tim for this valuable lesson! Btw, totally love your "suit."
FOMO is 100% the hardest thing for me - it's reassuring to see I'm not the only one that gets that itch when others are nailing a trade I missed. Excellent talk, thank you!
This guy dropped some good advice on how to consistently make money when he was talking about tracker excel and he also knows people are looking for easy patterns to trade rather than build excel datasheet lol. You dont see a lot of trading educator teach quantitative analysis.
Hello Tim! Thanks Again for what you are doing for us! You probably know that you are just using the Expected Value Principle. We know that the law of large numbers is working for us in a long term thinking.
This is a fantastic insight into the dynamics of the trading game/trading mind and how the marathon of achieving trading greatness is never over. (From a vetran of 20 yrs of trading)
The first time I watched this speech was on the penny stocking framework DVD and I was a Tim alert chaser without a clue. You opened my eyes and mind to finding the why's of the trade and I owe you a lot, thanks for being so real and open to helping others in their journey. Day 23 of the bootcamp for me almost complete.
In the middle of a break from trading, trying to get my new work schedule and trading schedule straightened out but still learning and watching the market as much as I can
Thanks Tim. This video is rich with data. Analyzing your own data is 1 of the greatest keys to trading success. It's something I'm still working on. Tracking data is golden.
Best PS trader for a reason...!!! Simple and common psychological issues that actually burns out accounts and even whole career.....explained in a superb manner... Way to go Tim....!!!
I'm 6 years into my trading journey and still seeking consistency. It's difficult to not beat yourself up for repeating the same crucial mistakes after you feel like you've given so much time and effort to trying to fix them. What keeps me going is focusing on self-growth each month. If it wasn't for my journal providing me with hard evidence that I'm making progress I'd really be doubting if my dream of becoming a full time trader was possible. But I'm certain it is now that things are starting to come together for me. Self-awareness has proven to be key in removing mistakes. Log them. Identify patterns. Experiment with different methods to interrupt or prevent them. Execute. Reflect. Repeat over and over again. I wish everyone the best of luck on their own journeys. Relentlessly pursue improvement each month and remind yourself every day why this is important to you.
@@gabrieladjei5174 Haha. That's the exact same thing I was saying to other traders when I was in my first couple of years. I was probably in denial for a long time. Told myself I was 'just around the corner' however the reality is because successful trading goes against the grain of human nature, depending on your personality things can take a long time for a trader to eradicate all their mistakes. I was a lazy instant-gratification seeker when I started out. To put things in perspective, due to blowing up accounts and being away from the markets my 6 years is actually more like 18-24 months if I was trading full-time, but I was still spending an hour or two on trading pscyhology or considering methodologies which may help interrupt my bad habits etc. during that time so that may produce a slightly misleading result. I'm not saying I'm completely there but I make mistakes less frequently now than ever before, and when they happen I've at last found methodology which seems to work at interrupting the mistake and walking away rather than going off the rails chasing etc. Just walking away as per your plan sounds so simple but when the emotions are flying and you don't have a risk manager to pull your capital as you would in say a prop. firm, you really have to be self-accountable in following your plan. For me that kind of thing is developed mostly away from the markets and as I literally have had to change the way approach life in general to get to where I am now. Plenty of successful out there who have taken time to find profitability e.g. Trader Dante (7 years). Who knows, maybe I'll still be making huge mistakes in a few years time, maybe I won't. One things for sure though - I'll keep at it and work relentlessly until I find out. Best of luck on your journey.
Couple of comments. First, that's awesome that you have a journal to begin with AND actually using it. Kudos to you for that. My second comment as a newer trader is, how come you're still repeating the same mistakes if you've experienced them multiple times before? What happens to where you repeat same mistake? It can't be just that you forget, right? I'm strictly asking from a learning standpoint, not trying to judge. Thanks.
@@tnen559 Sometimes people like us struggle with that because, we take large pride in being right, so our mistakes on being wrong sufficates us. We want to be right, and we will loose untill we are right. It's called stubborness. It's not that easy to get over that. But once we all do, our mistakes will be long gone. But like Tim always says, watch out for that black swan, he will be ready to get you.
Great seminar Tim. I've been trading a couple months now, very new and guys like me look up to you make no mistake. I appreciate your transparency and willingness to be so open with everyone about your experience!
This is a great video and very helpful information. I made 50K in a week and gave it all back in 2 days. I've always been one to learn the hard way. I see a lot of my mistakes are talked about here. I'm confident that I can follow the rules and be disciplined now. Going for smaller trades with more consistency and cutting my losses fast.
I love how it comes down to a lot of psychology and human behavior. If we can master ourselves, our emotions, and actions, it will be easier for us in the market. Rather than wrestling with the market. Tysm for this presentation, Tim! Very insightful and useful information!
I can’t remember if I watched this, but hey no issue wither watching this speech from one of the greatest traders .I have the opportunity to learn from which is just great!,
Every time I watch this I learn something new - My attention span leaves something to be desired - A big part of the (problem) when Tim covers an issue or a point that POPS/RESINATES I have to take a moment to reflect/digest and of course during that interlude he’s on to something else and I miss it - (eye nose the answer to this problem) - I’m just so grateful for this young mans input I just want to be in the loop somehow - I’m 76, and a semi-retired womanizer/party animal; there’re is an upside but I won’t go into that now - at 76, there is one big advantage I have over you young entrepreneurs, I KNOW WHAT I DON’T KNOW :-)
This vjdeo is getting better by the minute. I live in Kentucky but I am from Puerto Rico, my Dad and closer relatives still living there and we visit them once or twice a year, but now and we are evaluating the opportunity of buying a condo there for vacay for me and familia. Maybe this is a sign for sure...become a trader and buying in my Island. Blessings, Yana
Hey looking to learn about stock trading? I am willing to sell Dvds from tim sykes, tim grittani, roland wolf, investors underground and steven dux. For around a very small % of their retail value. email me at : samirah98@hotmail.com I will provide proof
Accepting losses has to be one of the most difficult elements of trading. I blew up a few accounts when I started out by trying not to lose. Became profitable once I realised and accepted that I needed to learn to lose before I could win. Sounds nonsensical, I know but it is a fact. Another gem was learning that successful trading was not about being right.........It's about doing the right thing by sticking with your trade plan and your strategy. You will have losses and you have to accept them.
Tim thank you so much for the videos you have been uploading recently, also thank you for trading tickers, I bought that dvd about a year ago and I still listen to it on my drives at work, funny how FNMA just had a real nice multi day breakout again years later
Thanks for posting this Tim, there is a LOT of wisdom in these 45 minutes. It's interesting that so many traders share a very similar start to trading.
42:00 Daily Trading coach (book) -track every loss where you made a mistake and what the lesson was that you learned. At the end of the month if you followed your rules you increase the size of your trades.
Thank you so very much for putting words to the challenges that all Traders face. In this video you are especially vulnerable and open about your experiences and that is very inspiring, because I admire you as a strong Trader. This video is by far my favorite of all videos I've watched so far.
Tim, I want to thank you for your journey; it has been inspiring to me. You've seemed like the most down-to-Earth trader out there and I have considered you as my trading role model. However, after years of dealing with failures due to the struggles of trading psychology mixed with some Murphy's Law, I have been unable to grow my account while keeping up with the monthly expenses of life. It's frustrating to second guess myself so much. It is what it is. I never thought I'd get to the point where I am almost out of money which means I'm almost out of time. I just thought you should know you made an impact on my life regardless of my inability to succeed.
Hey I also have been at it for several years only for my best trades to have been when I first started. It's a mental block that is our subconscious fulfilling the prophecy of us always being in lack, believing that we always fail, or saying to ourselves "I lose money all the time." Our subconscious believes what we tell it to be true. Money wants to be where it's safe. We must condition ourselves to believe that we are that safe place. This is for real. Why do you think those lucky people always win? Because they believe they will. They expect it. We have to change in our core how we believe about ourselves. Then you will notice a change in your trading for the better. Cheers!
This definitely reaffirms the psychology I have been working on the past year. I've learned it from you, Timothy Sykes, Tim Bohen, and so much more, and I personally believe that psychology is the MOST important aspect in becoming successful in any industry, and even life itself.
Again, more amazing value for the content! The "big picture" perspective Tim offers during this presentation is priceless in my opinion. I've already ordered a couple of trading psychology books that have been mentioned. Awesome!
I started to do evaluate my mistakes a couple a days ago and now, watching this vid i know im on the right track. Its easier to can understand your weaknesses just by checking your own stats on a regular basis and and is easier to improve also.
Thankyou Tim GREAT lesson!!!!!!! This is a really great lesson makes one more aware of what not to do And the importance of self awareness & keeping ones emotions in check. (just a bit closer to that top 5%) day 23 of 30 day bootcamp
Hey looking to learn about stock trading? I am willing to sell Dvds from tim sykes, tim grittani, roland wolf, investors underground and steven dux. For around a very small % of their retail value. email me at : samirah98@hotmail.com I will provide proof
I see myself in a lot of lessons shown. Bootcamp helping to show me those problems also. Have never used whole account for trading. Usually about a third of it. And I've gotten in the stay too long even though I know to cut losses quickly.
Consistency is key. Pretty much anyone can hit a home run, not everyone has the self control and belief in themselves to obtain true long-term success.
Thank you so much Tim, I'm a newby and struggling to be constant and to grow my small account. This video is very helpful and i will follow your advices to become a profitable and constant trader.
Brilliant!!!! Thanks Tim this was really really great to watch, seen so many of my mistakes in this and continue to learn from yourself, Tim, Mark, Michael and Dux and will keep grinding away!!! #NoDaysOff
Great video, thanks Tim for sharing your experiences with newbies like me. One big thing I learned is tracking your setups, reviewing them for mistakes and then not making those mistakes anymore.
I've recognized this pattern as well and I found that it is better to trade the next day pre-market. Nex to your criterias, the float needs to be under 20 million. Best scenario when the stock gaps down ~10% and gradually rise up. It usually starts at 9:00 AM.
Thank you so much for sharing your trading experiences, they are really priceless. At the end of the day trading is difficult and very competitive, people that wants to succeed at this need to have a lot of different qualities but mainly they need to put in time and effort.
This shows how valid these issues are even 6 years later. I am new to day trading and am experiencing many of them. I have picked up a copy of the book you mentioned and look forward to reading it. I had a couple of aha moments while watching as well. Thanks!
"The Daily Trading Coach"
Such a great book. My first really helpful book. So glad Tim mentions it!
After finally becoming somewhat successful; after 2 years of study and practice mind you, I can't even begin to describe how accurate this video is
how much do u make now?
@@lazybeastz182 a modest 15% percent per trade return. Depending what you trade though, those numbers could be based on Price Action intraday so its not unusual to see 30, 40, 50% returns.. But inevitably that could result in similar size losses so, I've learned to keep in minimal BUT consistent, and that produces a consistently profitable equity curve; and that's all I care about.
@@andyvaldez212 have you continued to realize this type of win % ?
i watched this 2 years ago i've been tracking on excel spreadsheets ever since i love you bro thank you
watching everything i can from you bro!! hope your time off has been great!! i am a challenge student and i know u have no idea who i am, but you have helped to changed my life for the better and i appreciate everything you have done for us students. like seriously you dont have to put your journey out there for others to learn, but you do. and your happy to share it as well.. that is awesome and i dont know if u hear it enough.. but thank you so much.... i am working my ass off every single day to become half as good as you. thanks for being a mentor and teacher for us newbies. keep up the great work and hopefully one day ill be able to share my stories to pay it forward to those that come after me!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate your kind words!
Yes. I love to see someone being so real in life. No suites needed, comfortable level at 100%. Impress people with results, not suites.
Comparison IS TRULY the thief of joy! I am just now watching this video a second time around and I've only just begun day trading a bit under four weeks now and how true the things you are talking about Tim! I'm totally guilty of this very thing where I was feeling inadequate just because other traders were making bigger profits than I was. I dared to take up bigger positions looking for that big pay day and they did blow up in my face. I'm glad I'm learning that now and plan on never comparing myself to anyone else's progress and simply focus on what works best for me. Thank you Tim for this valuable lesson! Btw, totally love your "suit."
FOMO is 100% the hardest thing for me - it's reassuring to see I'm not the only one that gets that itch when others are nailing a trade I missed. Excellent talk, thank you!
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I am learning trading from you Tim Grittani but I think you offer something much more valuable than just trading tips. It is humility even in success.
This guy dropped some good advice on how to consistently make money when he was talking about tracker excel and he also knows people are looking for easy patterns to trade rather than build excel datasheet lol. You dont see a lot of trading educator teach quantitative analysis.
I agree with you 💯 percent
This talk is worth its weight in gold. I learned soooooooooo much.
Hello Tim! Thanks Again for what you are doing for us! You probably know that you are just using the Expected Value Principle. We know that the law of large numbers is working for us in a long term thinking.
This is a fantastic insight into the dynamics of the trading game/trading mind and how the marathon of achieving trading greatness is never over. (From a vetran of 20 yrs of trading)
Day 23 - 30 Day Bootcamp. Very helpful with the emotions of trading. Thanks for the lesson Tim Grittani.
I wish I had this video 20 yrs ago. So helpful, especially for beginners.
The first time I watched this speech was on the penny stocking framework DVD and I was a Tim alert chaser without a clue. You opened my eyes and mind to finding the why's of the trade and I owe you a lot, thanks for being so real and open to helping others in their journey. Day 23 of the bootcamp for me almost complete.
1 year later, how you doin?
@@devonmaple557 still learning and growing as a trader but I'm overall on the positive side of making profits lol.
2 year later, how you doing? 😁
In the middle of a break from trading, trying to get my new work schedule and trading schedule straightened out but still learning and watching the market as much as I can
Thanks Tim. This video is rich with data. Analyzing your own data is 1 of the greatest keys to trading success. It's something I'm still working on. Tracking data is golden.
Best PS trader for a reason...!!! Simple and common psychological issues that actually burns out accounts and even whole career.....explained in a superb manner... Way to go Tim....!!!
I'm 6 years into my trading journey and still seeking consistency. It's difficult to not beat yourself up for repeating the same crucial mistakes after you feel like you've given so much time and effort to trying to fix them.
What keeps me going is focusing on self-growth each month. If it wasn't for my journal providing me with hard evidence that I'm making progress I'd really be doubting if my dream of becoming a full time trader was possible. But I'm certain it is now that things are starting to come together for me.
Self-awareness has proven to be key in removing mistakes. Log them. Identify patterns. Experiment with different methods to interrupt or prevent them. Execute. Reflect. Repeat over and over again.
I wish everyone the best of luck on their own journeys. Relentlessly pursue improvement each month and remind yourself every day why this is important to you.
To be fair buddy if you have been trading for 6 years and still struggling then you need real help.
@@gabrieladjei5174 Haha. That's the exact same thing I was saying to other traders when I was in my first couple of years. I was probably in denial for a long time. Told myself I was 'just around the corner' however the reality is because successful trading goes against the grain of human nature, depending on your personality things can take a long time for a trader to eradicate all their mistakes. I was a lazy instant-gratification seeker when I started out.
To put things in perspective, due to blowing up accounts and being away from the markets my 6 years is actually more like 18-24 months if I was trading full-time, but I was still spending an hour or two on trading pscyhology or considering methodologies which may help interrupt my bad habits etc. during that time so that may produce a slightly misleading result.
I'm not saying I'm completely there but I make mistakes less frequently now than ever before, and when they happen I've at last found methodology which seems to work at interrupting the mistake and walking away rather than going off the rails chasing etc. Just walking away as per your plan sounds so simple but when the emotions are flying and you don't have a risk manager to pull your capital as you would in say a prop. firm, you really have to be self-accountable in following your plan. For me that kind of thing is developed mostly away from the markets and as I literally have had to change the way approach life in general to get to where I am now.
Plenty of successful out there who have taken time to find profitability e.g. Trader Dante (7 years).
Who knows, maybe I'll still be making huge mistakes in a few years time, maybe I won't. One things for sure though - I'll keep at it and work relentlessly until I find out.
Best of luck on your journey.
I appreciated reading your comment. Thank you random human/sir
Couple of comments. First, that's awesome that you have a journal to begin with AND actually using it. Kudos to you for that. My second comment as a newer trader is, how come you're still repeating the same mistakes if you've experienced them multiple times before? What happens to where you repeat same mistake? It can't be just that you forget, right? I'm strictly asking from a learning standpoint, not trying to judge. Thanks.
@@tnen559 Sometimes people like us struggle with that because, we take large pride in being right, so our mistakes on being wrong sufficates us. We want to be right, and we will loose untill we are right. It's called stubborness. It's not that easy to get over that. But once we all do, our mistakes will be long gone. But like Tim always says, watch out for that black swan, he will be ready to get you.
Great seminar Tim. I've been trading a couple months now, very new and guys like me look up to you make no mistake. I appreciate your transparency and willingness to be so open with everyone about your experience!
This is a great video and very helpful information. I made 50K in a week and gave it all back in 2 days. I've always been one to learn the hard way. I see a lot of my mistakes are talked about here. I'm confident that I can follow the rules and be disciplined now. Going for smaller trades with more consistency and cutting my losses fast.
Same here. I made 7k in a week then lose it in 2 days. lol
thank you for sharing this for free.
consistency: confidence
I love how it comes down to a lot of psychology and human behavior. If we can master ourselves, our emotions, and actions, it will be easier for us in the market. Rather than wrestling with the market. Tysm for this presentation, Tim! Very insightful and useful information!
WOW! your insight is so spot on! Thank you Tim
I can’t remember if I watched this, but hey no issue wither watching this speech from one of the greatest traders .I have the opportunity to learn from which is just great!,
So simple in theory, but so difficult in practice sometimes. Thanks Tim, a very well delivered and important message!
Every time I watch this I learn something new - My attention span leaves something to be desired - A big part of the (problem) when Tim covers an issue or a point that POPS/RESINATES I have to take a moment to reflect/digest and of course during that interlude he’s on to something else and I miss it - (eye nose the answer to this problem) - I’m just so grateful for this young mans input I just want to be in the loop somehow - I’m 76, and a semi-retired womanizer/party animal; there’re is an upside but I won’t go into that now - at 76, there is one big advantage I have over you young entrepreneurs, I KNOW WHAT I DON’T KNOW :-)
This vjdeo is getting better by the minute. I live in Kentucky but I am from Puerto Rico, my Dad and closer relatives still living there and we visit them once or twice a year, but now and we are evaluating the opportunity of buying a condo there for vacay for me and familia. Maybe this is a sign for sure...become a trader and buying in my Island. Blessings, Yana
Are you trading?
Thanks Tim. Appreciate your incites
Super awesome pointers! Focus On Yourself/ Look for self growth/ Ignore the noise/ Patience pays/ STRIVE FOR BETTER EVERY DAY
Hey looking to learn about stock trading? I am willing to sell Dvds from tim sykes, tim grittani, roland wolf, investors underground and steven dux. For around a very small % of their retail value. email me at : samirah98@hotmail.com I will provide proof
Accepting losses has to be one of the most difficult elements of trading.
I blew up a few accounts when I started out by trying not to lose.
Became profitable once I realised and accepted that I needed to learn to lose before I could win.
Sounds nonsensical, I know but it is a fact.
Another gem was learning that successful trading was not about being right.........It's about doing the right thing by sticking with your trade plan and your strategy. You will have losses and you have to accept them.
Please give us all of this training for the FUTURES MARKET! No one can touch you!
this content is pure gold
Crazy how this type of video doesn't have 1 million views
Tim thank you so much for the videos you have been uploading recently, also thank you for trading tickers, I bought that dvd about a year ago and I still listen to it on my drives at work, funny how FNMA just had a real nice multi day breakout again years later
I have been waiting for this one. I will watch it later with full focus. Thanks Tim.
Thank you Tim G. Your Trader & Investor Summit Speeches just get better and better every year. I got a lot out of it. Keep up the good work.
Glad to see Tim g uploading to the ole RUclipss again
Thank you for great lecture
Thanks for posting this Tim, there is a LOT of wisdom in these 45 minutes. It's interesting that so many traders share a very similar start to trading.
42:00
Daily Trading coach (book)
-track every loss where you made a mistake and what the lesson was that you learned. At the end of the month if you followed your rules you increase the size of your trades.
made all these mistake. but gain more confident after identifying each of them. getting closer to my edge. Great video
Thank you so very much for putting words to the challenges that all Traders face. In this video you are especially vulnerable and open about your experiences and that is very inspiring, because I admire you as a strong Trader. This video is by far my favorite of all videos I've watched so far.
thank you for the kind words!
Man I love watching your videos. My favorite trader
Wow! Great speach, amazing reminders and suggestions... I will be watching this one over and over again.
BEST 45 MINUTE VIDEO!!! GLAD I DECIDED TO WATCH THIS.
Tim, I want to thank you for your journey; it has been inspiring to me. You've seemed like the most down-to-Earth trader out there and I have considered you as my trading role model. However, after years of dealing with failures due to the struggles of trading psychology mixed with some Murphy's Law, I have been unable to grow my account while keeping up with the monthly expenses of life. It's frustrating to second guess myself so much. It is what it is. I never thought I'd get to the point where I am almost out of money which means I'm almost out of time. I just thought you should know you made an impact on my life regardless of my inability to succeed.
Bro, i hope you doing better now. Wassup
Hey I also have been at it for several years only for my best trades to have been when I first started. It's a mental block that is our subconscious fulfilling the prophecy of us always being in lack, believing that we always fail, or saying to ourselves "I lose money all the time." Our subconscious believes what we tell it to be true.
Money wants to be where it's safe. We must condition ourselves to believe that we are that safe place. This is for real. Why do you think those lucky people always win? Because they believe they will. They expect it. We have to change in our core how we believe about ourselves. Then you will notice a change in your trading for the better. Cheers!
This definitely reaffirms the psychology I have been working on the past year. I've learned it from you, Timothy Sykes, Tim Bohen, and so much more, and I personally believe that psychology is the MOST important aspect in becoming successful in any industry, and even life itself.
That was such a helpful speech! Thanks Tim!
Awesome speech Sir
Thank you for posting this. Please post more videos. Thank you again. God bless you 🙏 🙏 🙏
Again, more amazing value for the content! The "big picture" perspective Tim offers during this presentation is priceless in my opinion. I've already ordered a couple of trading psychology books that have been mentioned. Awesome!
I started to do evaluate my mistakes a couple a days ago and now, watching this vid i know im on the right track. Its easier to can understand your weaknesses just by checking your own stats on a regular basis and and is easier to improve also.
Wow!! Talk about giving back to the world! Thanks Tim!
Dam its like this guy was saying my name, Thank god I haven't had huge losses like him. learned a lot Tim tyvm.
Great stuff! Thanks “the Tims” 👍
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INSIGHT.ONCE AGAIN AMAZING,INMENSELY APPRECIATED.
First webinar I watched of yours, glad I did, definitely a subscriber now 🙏🏽🙌🏽
After taking hit after hit, this speech really hit home for me. Thank you for sharing and I feel assured by your experience. I'm not alone.
Tim thank you very much. I really enjoy listening to everything you have to say! Cheers
Awesome Video. Trading with a very small account and trying to learn. This video helps. You are spot on with the mental aspect. Thanks!
Awesome lecture
Thankyou Tim GREAT lesson!!!!!!! This is a really great lesson makes one more aware of what not to do And the importance of self awareness & keeping ones emotions in check. (just a bit closer to that top 5%) day 23 of 30 day bootcamp
this video taught me the importance of excel sheets
hes wearing flip flops. im dead
A millionaire wearing a snoop tshirt and flip flops 😂
lmao
You're a good teacher, Tim Grittani.
Great speech!
Thanks Tim. Super helpful presentation. Shoto was here!
Hey looking to learn about stock trading? I am willing to sell Dvds from tim sykes, tim grittani, roland wolf, investors underground and steven dux. For around a very small % of their retail value. email me at : samirah98@hotmail.com I will provide proof
It might be nice to have other videos from you. You tips are pretty good and useful normally!
So informative, thank you all so much for urging individuals to educate themselves and learn the right strategy to earn success.
I see myself in a lot of lessons shown. Bootcamp helping to show me those problems also. Have never used whole account for trading. Usually about a third of it. And I've gotten in the stay too long even though I know to cut losses quickly.
One of the best traders ever
Thanks Tim, I will definitely try to follow your advice.
This was soooo good!!!
Consistency is key. Pretty much anyone can hit a home run, not everyone has the self control and belief in themselves to obtain true long-term success.
Quality presentation. Could identify with most of it. Loved the picture of Tony Hancock.
Thank you so much Tim, I'm a newby and struggling to be constant and to grow my small account. This video is very helpful and i will follow your advices to become a profitable and constant trader.
You need coaching from real trading pros.
Andreas Melkersson like tim Grittani
Can't wait to watch when I get the chance
Great Video/Speech Tim, especially for new traders like myself.
Trading Psychology / Risk Management is very important to learn early on.
Thank you 🙏
Very informative- well worth watching!
Thanks for sharing, Tim. You're the man! I can only dream of being as successful as you.
I love the way at every problems you saw, you found a solution !
One of the most helpful videos out there, awesome!
Thank you Tim
Invaluable lessons! Thank you Tim!
That was awesome and so motivational! Thank you Tim!
Great thanks for all the inspirational videos may happiness be with you always
Awesome Lessons! sos un Grande Grittani
Yo TG! Where ya at now? You could be killing it here as well!
Def going to take an online excel course now. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Got some good ideas from this.
Brilliant!!!! Thanks Tim this was really really great to watch, seen so many of my mistakes in this and continue to learn from yourself, Tim, Mark, Michael and Dux and will keep grinding away!!! #NoDaysOff
thank you for the tipp with udemy!
Great info. Felt like you were talking about me at times.
Lol
Great video, thanks Tim for sharing your experiences with newbies like me. One big thing I learned is tracking your setups, reviewing them for mistakes and then not making those mistakes anymore.
Thanks Tim, have bought the book immediately: "Brett Steenbarger - The daily Trading Coach"
thanks Master!! Going to watch with full focus after work :)
Awesome Love watching this Thanks for your expertise
I've recognized this pattern as well and I found that it is better to trade the next day pre-market. Nex to your criterias, the float needs to be under 20 million. Best scenario when the stock gaps down ~10% and gradually rise up. It usually starts at 9:00 AM.
Thank you so much for sharing your trading experiences, they are really priceless. At the end of the day trading is difficult and very competitive, people that wants to succeed at this need to have a lot of different qualities but mainly they need to put in time and effort.