A Process-Oriented Approach: Meeting Dylan | Blue Jacket Special Event Ep. 3

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Join us for the third episode of the Blue Jacket Special Event, where we will meet Dylan (A.K.A. fr0th), winner of July's Blue Jacket competition!
In this video, we'll explore Dylan's trading style, from the early days to his discovery of Bookmap, and how it has evolved since then. We will also talk about confluence & position sizing, removing weaknesses, and discuss the content that won him the competition, as well as the lessons that he took from it.
00:00 - Introduction
00:01:39 - Meeting Dylan (fr0th) & How He Got Into Trading
00:10:25 - Fr0ths Early Trading Strategy & How It Evolved
00:13:49 - Paper Trading vs Real Money
00:20:47 - How He Discovered Bookmap & How It Changed His Trading
00:24:38 - Fr0th's Current Methodology
00:29:17 - Confluence & Position Sizing
00:31:44 Why Joining Blue Jacket Was A No-Brainer
00:36:48 - Fr0th's Lessons From Blue Jacket
00:41:19 - Removing Weaknesses or Improving Strengths
00:44:47 - Charts & Content That Won The Blue Jacket
01:08:20 - Wrap-up
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