Risk, Account & Money Management
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By Paul aka Aurbano · Posted
Just asked about this in the support tab in the chat, but no answer. Hope that anybody can help us "LifeTime Members" with this matter :: @Abiel , @Andrew Aziz, @Thor , @Aiman -
By Paul aka Aurbano · Posted
@Jack Roe this is a long process, so take your time to read a ton and explore all your strategies in sim before getting into the real thing. Consider using the Trading Terminal simulator, or a paper account in TradingView or even TraderWorkStation TWS ... Unless you are going all-in from the begining with scalping (which I would recommend for a newbie) pretty much any platform will help you with the basics. The more flexibility and skils you work on, the more capable of a trader you will become. Tip : combine reading, lecture, screentime and sim practicing every day ... trading as a "holistic approach" Good luck folk ! -
By Jamie Johns · Posted
Help, please. I'm a newbie Lifetime Elite. Trying to access Andrew's recent short squeeze OPEN$ video on YouTube. Subscribed. But how to "join the channel" to view the videos marked Members Only. Thank you! -
Hey guys, new member here. Firstly just want to say I'm really enjoying all the content on here so far, and I'm excited to continue learning and keep pursuing my trading journey. I'm currently getting through all the content before starting my simulation account on DAS. I want to go in well equipped before I begin practicing my strategies and seeing what works, and what doesn't, as I attempt to master them. I've noticed that Advanced: Module 4 (How to Utilize VPA & Camarilla Pivots) seems to be a significant leap in terms of technical knowledge in comparison to all previous modules, and it feels like there's a lot of information that I'm struggling to take on or make sense of. My question goes to anyone else who has been through this course... Should I spend more time here researching the topic more, or should I just begin simulation focusing on more basic concepts and trying to master them before moving onto more advanced topics? Any advice or guidance is greatly appreciated! Thanks, Jack
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