I've been at this for 9-10 months now. I've seen a ton of dvds, taken notes, watched a bunch of videos and am almost always in the webinars and if i miss them I watch em later. The point is that I study. I still don't get it. I have a spread sheet and I write down my trade ideas and what I did, wrong and right. I'm fairly meticulous. I've been waking up at 5:30 am PST daily to be prepared for the open.
This 16% winning on my wall is not accurate but it might as well be. I've lost nearly 9k, 7k on the course, and over 500$ in paper trading since I got scared out of using real money. I am consistent when it comes to losing. I don't know how any of you do it. I thought i was smart. I thought I was better than this. I lose small but I win smaller. I've just lost 10ish in a row (I say ish because on my 8th trade I made 2$). Thank god it's just paper trading but it's messing with me psychologically.
I have absolutely lost all confidence in this moment. I was even on $FSNN, Tim's overnight winner, and I only made 2$ after "commissions". I'm lost. Again. Always. I'm at the end of my rope. I've invested almost a year into this and thousands of $ and it looks like at then end of it this might be a right off instead of my key to freedom.
Just needed to vent in a public space so I could fell like a whiner and push myself to do more. I'm gonna hit the books in a sec.
What chart pattern has worked the best for you?
Thanks everyone for reading, it was really just to blow steam but thanks for the help
@timothysykes I am looking at me. And what I'm saying is I don't see what's wrong. I've sought help from Goode, Croock and Grittani, with Goode being extremely helpful and the other 2 not getting back to me. (this is not a dig at them, I get that people are busy). But you got me: I am admittedly messed by my losses. And of course I'm embarrassed by them but I'm not embarrassed to show them. Profitly doesn't play well with my brokerage, and manual input is too time consuming and uploaded with mis
too time consuming and uploads with mistakes
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