Thank you Eric, this is the first time I hear something like this in 2 years trading and supporting this community.

If u save and reuse ur horizontal levels, trendlines, fibs, rectangles etc are stored in tht file.

Wow !!! thks for update. Sorry to hear this messed u up.

Use tools > Backup from the old DAS and Tools > restore in the new one

Hello Benjamin, I have joined the group, I saw you also did join it. Since we are the same timezone and probably talk the same language it could be a good advantage help eachother. Maybe it is easier to communicate on discord from now on.

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Hey everyone Wow i didn't realize how much this blew up this weekend. I have the discord server up and will be sending all of ya'll an invite and we can continue.

Thank you Jennifer! I have not tried out Kyle's hot keys but it seems like a great way to minimize the risk. And thank you very much for sharing your experience. As a newbie, hearing this kind of personal experience really helps!

Only two trades today, +2.8R. TGT at the open went above VWAP and MAs but failed to stay above, I shorted for a 1MinOrbDown after it passed below VWAP with stop above VWAP. Great partials, then I tried a Thor Add when stock appeared to be rejecting VWAP. It failed to continue down, and if I had just left my normal BE stop in place, this stock never made it that high again, and sold off to 119. I still think it was a good add, I'll ask Thor about it on Twitter. Took a SIM trade on my phone later, LYV had broke a level that it had drastic bounces from two times earlier in the day. But the follow through didn't happen. Shorted MSFT at the end of the day, got cold feet and bailed even though it was only 5 shares and total risk 2.50 on the trade.

Hi Lenny, I think you are in the right track and believe me, if you don't have previous experience in trading, with two months in sim, you still have a long road in front of you. The trading learning process is made of your own daily trading and the review & reflection on your trading. I recommend you split your day trading learning in two stages: the trading session and your journaling session. During your trading session, you can record in video all your trades, preferably with your voice, explaining the reasoning behind your trades, entries, exits, etc. During your trade review process you will see and hear all that was happening during your trades, making your review process easier and more valuable. Ryan covered in detail this idea of recording and reviewing your trades in his forum post READ ME: For those who are struggling... At some point in your learning process, it will be beneficial to take breaks from it, spending some time away from trading and anything related to it. For how long? Only you will know if one week or one month will be enough to clear your mind from trading, see what new ideas emerge from your break and return recharged and reloaded to trading. Another kind of break is a "reflective break": you stop trading and spend all your available time to review your trading journal, to watch videos of your trades, other traders videos, to revisit classes, webinars, books, your own trading rules /trading plan / playbook etc. at the light of your current trading experience and knowledge. If you haven´t , I recommend you to read and put into practice The Daily Trading Coach by Brett N. Steenbarger. Lesson 34 Set effective goals ask you to identify your goals and focus in one at the time, lets say. respect your stop loss and work on it for some time until you reach the standard you want in that regard. Habits are not built in one day, so you will have to work and focus in your specific goal from some weeks to months, depending on how fast you are mastering the skill involved in that goal and building the habits that will make you successful in that specific goal. I hope this helps.

No, those are all synthetic calls using the hotkey I showed you to buy 100 shares of AAPL at a time. All the red triangles are 10% or 33% partials. What makes them synthetic calls was having a net bearish options position, negating the need for a stop loss when buying shares.

@Abiel Perhaps this is because I have been putting a unique amount of stress on the application. Would I be correct to assume that you have not seen this level of trading volume either? 1k trades/day? That might have something to do with it.