Every weekend, I watch videos of my losing and winning trades. Then I splice/crop them into study categories. For example, in my collection I have spliced videos of only flag formations, and I also have a collection of videos of ORB. Trading the same stock daily has helped me to speed-up my learning by eliminating variables. As a result, my accuracy of entering has increased. For example, I've traded AMD almost everyday since June. Since I'm familiar with this stock, I can almost time my entries just before the breakout. I would keep an eye out on the volume, daily support & resistance levels, and price confirmation on the tape (Level II/T&S). Although I can time my trade entries most of the time, sometimes the stock can breakout in the opposite direction or do nothing at all. From experience, I noticed that laughing at myself has helped me to ease my tension because it reminds me that sometimes price-action is just random.

Hello Everyone, Just found this link in the Forum and thought I would share my build. I apologize in advance for the low contrast pics., my camera did not do well with the low light. Specs: - Running an Intel i7-8700 liquid-cooled with a Deep Cool Captain 240EX and running on an ASUS Prime Z370-A Mobo with: 16GB G-Skill Trident RAM; EVGA Superclocked 1070Ti Black Edition; Samsung 960 EVO NVMe M.2 512GB SSD; SP 256GB SSD; Corsair Carbon ATX Tower; Elgato Stream Deckeck; CyberPower 750W APU (not pictured); Rottay Mechanical Keyboard (MX-Brown switches); Logitech G-Pro mouse; and Windows 10 Home. - Main Monitor: 43.5" LG 4K ISP Monitor wall-mounted w/ Luminoodle Bias-LED lighting (I have 5 full Montages [1-min, 5-min & L2], Top List and MarketViewer on this one) - Right Monitor: 24" HP 24ea (One additional full Montage, three addt'l charts [SPY, QQQ & VIXY], plus all relevant account information) - Left Monitor: 27" BenQ 4k ISP Monitor (Trade Ideas & BBT Chatroom on this one) - Small Monitor: 5" LCD HDMI, meant for a Raspberry Pi that I mounted inside the case to monitor internal temps (running CAM software) Special thanks to Andrew for the DAS Layout file and Robert H. for the StremDeck Hot Keys List, plus all the other countless folks for their meaningful input and comments throughout the Forum. Thanks for checking-out my post. Happy Trading to All! Cheers!!