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Updated: 8/8/2019 @ 12:44pm (PST) Finally out of the alpha stage and releasing this to the community, I've been using it with success. Because I had to do some musical chairs with memory I made a configuration utility as the script itself is very ugly. This is more of a BETA release for this, so if anyone wants to try this out in SIM and let me know if you have any issues with the configuration sheet or the hotkeys themselves. It's based on the work started by @fjmocke here: https://forums.bearbulltraders.com/topic/469-das-calculate-shares-based-on-account-risk/ . What it is: It's a hotkey command script that can be used to dynamically alter the share total based on: Available Buying Power (capital) Stop Location (Risk) % Account Risk OR Fixed Dollar Amount The script includes purchase power protection and won't send an order that you can not afford, it does this by calculating two factors: A - Shares You Can Afford B - Shares at Risk Parameter (e.g. $25,000 account equity, 1% risk = $250 risk, $250 * a stop distance of .10 = 2500 shares) min{A,B} = 0.5(A + B - | A - B | ) But, why male models? I just told you. /Zoolander reference You'd use this to calculate your share total based on what you're willing to risk. So instead of blindly throwing 500 shares at every setup, you can dynamically alter risked amount based on the per-trade setup. I use it on my StreamDeck (will also release the icon packs soon) with modifiers of 100%, 75%, 50%, and 25%. 100% is the A-Plus setups I see, those I have HIGH confidence in. Alternatively, if a stock has a large spread or is low-float, I may only use the 25% modifier key for those. Instructions for Configuration: Go to this link: V2.1: DOWNLOAD ^^ Recommend latest DAS version of 5.4.3.0. Requires DAS version 5.2.0.34 or above (current BETA branch as of 11/19/2018) for the physical stop portion to work. If you don't use the physical stop, you don't have to worry about it. NOTE: Thoroughly test in SIM to make sure it's doing what you expect it to do. Choose: Download the ZIP file and unzip to where you want. On "Setup & Instructions" configure your settings. Account Leverage (default for DAS is 4), this is the margin your broker gives you. Some off-shores give 6. It needs to match what is configured in DAS for proper calculations. Max Account Risk %. This is the maximum percent of equity you're willing to risk on every trade (default is 1%). You can always risk lower (more on that later). % of Total Buying Power. If you don't want to calculate based on the total buying power of 100%, you can set this to a lower percentage (example: 100,000 buying power with 60% here equals $60,000 maximum position size) Route. LIMIT, MARKET, SMRTL. Default is LIMIT. Order Bid/Ask Offset. This is the offset you use when you send the price for order, e.g. "Ask + 0.05" (meaning fill me up to 5 cents above ask) Time in Force. Default: Day+ Default Shares. This is the amount of shares you want to set as the DEFAULT SHARES for all trades (e.g. when you click a Symbol and it loads, this is the share total). You can see why this is here in the technical breakdown section below. Minimum Stop Buffer. This is an offset to the stop distance. If you set this to 0.05, it'll add 5 cents to the stop distance calculation (so if your stop distance is 0.05, it'll be calculated on 0.10). Switch to the "Hotkeys" tab. Choose your preferred style. % Risk of Equity (Dynamic) or Fixed Price (e.g. $150 risk). %Equity Risk: Use the drop down to select what you want the value to be % equity. NOTE: This is a modifier AFTER your account risk maximum %. So if you have 1% account risk, and set this to 50%, your effective account risk is 0.005 --> 0.5%. $ Fixed: Use the drop down to select what you want the value to be for dollar risk. Select "long" or "short" to flip the script's direction. Click the cell that contains the start of the command (E column) and Ctrl + C (copy). Paste it into DAS. It should look like a sample command below. Instructions for Usage: First, you must have "Double Click to Trade" turned on in Chart, Right-Click --> Configure --> Settings --> Double-click to trade. Double click the chart where you want to set a mental stop (it does not place a stop order, you can always put one in after). Hit your configured hotkey. Sample Scripts: LONG: DefShare=BP*0.98; Share=DefShare*0.25* Price * 0.01; Price = Ask - Price + 0.02;SShare = Share / Price; Share = DefShare - SShare; DefShare = DefShare + SShare; SShare = Share; SShare = DefShare - SShare; Share = 0.5 * SShare; TogSShare; ROUTE =LIMIT; Price = Ask + 0.05; TIF=DAY+; BUY=Send; DefShare = 500; SHORT: DefShare=BP*0.98; Share=DefShare*0.25* Price * 0.01; Price = Price - Bid + 0.02;SShare = Share / Price; Share = DefShare - SShare; DefShare = DefShare + SShare; SShare = Share; SShare = DefShare - SShare; Share = 0.5 * SShare; TogSShare; ROUTE =LIMIT; Price = Bid - 0.05; TIF=DAY+; SELL=Send; DefShare = 500; Technical Breakdown: DAS has basic scripting. Montage commands have access to very few read/write variables, basic operations, and only operators of addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. To do this calculation we need additional operators (min function, and absolute function) and more memory for storage of variables. This command gets around these limitations by using user-writeable areas of memory in the program. Since DAS is written in the C++ language (from what I can tell), it's strict on what can be done in these existing memory locations. The hotkey uses the following items (plus the usual Price -- FLOAT): (Assumptions on Datatypes) DefShare -- INT (Used as a temporary variable for storage) SShare -- Unsigned INT (Behaves like an Unsigned INT in certain situations. Used as a temporary variable for storage) Share -- INT (Used as a temporary variable for storage) With the 3 INT variables, objects are moved around in memory so that we can calculate and compare with our variable limitation (be much easier if we could assign our own). To facilitate the ABS() function, we use a trick --> When a negative value is placed into an Unsigned INT it loses it's sign (thus, it becomes a POSITIVE value in memory). A more detailed technical breakdown (step by step) is located in the Configuration spreadsheet up above. Future Enhancements: If need be, I can make a step-by-step video of this entire process. I have a version that uses an AutoHotKey macro to drop a line at the stop location, I can upload that as well if people want it. ^^ Update, I discontinued this as it was too cumbersome. You had to have two sets of hotkeys for each command. I may someday revisit it if I can build out a configuration tool for it. TLDR: It does the math for you so you can risk a known amount (% or $) based on your per-trade risk position (stop distance). And yes, I'm a bit of a tech nerd. Also, longest post .. ever. Would not read again, 0/5 stars. --- KNOWN ISSUES: %Account Risk gets smaller and smaller when subsequent open positions Reason: No Equity variable, we reverse calculate equity using Buying Power. On subsequent positions, the % (e.g. 1%) calculation will be based on the available buying power and NOT the account equity. Workaround: Precalculate the %risk and use it for the $risk versions. So 1% of $25,000 equity equals $250. SSR rejection on LONG position when scaling out; rejection message (e.g. "Short marketable limit order disable due to SSR!") if using the automatic STOP trigger. Reason: DAS calculates that the position will drop below the open stop order position and reject as this can cause the position to "flip" if it was triggered. Workaround: Have a hotkey to clear the open orders (CXL ALLSYMB), clear it, scale the position (e.g. 25%). Either replace the stop or switch to a mental stop. Alternatively, you can add "CXL ALLSYMB;" to the front of the scale-out hotkeys. You just have to be cognizant to replace the stop order. Equated position size if very small (e.g. 4 or 5 shares when expected is hundreds). Reason: Wrong side was used for the order. E.g. a long hotkey is used when trying to go short. -or- Stop Distance was calculated to be a negative value (clicked too close to current price). Workaround: Be cognizant of the hotkeys used and the stop distance clicked. Clicking too close (a really tight stop) can be very dangerous if you do it inadvertently. TriggerOrder for automatic STOP placement not being sent (no stop order placed). Reason: Montage is not set to a style that doesn't allow TriggerOrder input. Styles not compatible are: Default [DAS's, if you changed it], Basic, OCO, Option, Full Fix: Use a style that is compatible, they are: Stop Order, Detail, Trigger -- I recommended using the "Stop Order" montage style. To change this, right click the montage area around where you'd enter a price and select Style --> Your Choice. --- UPDATES: 10/17/2018 - Added v.1.1 link, you'd need to use the new version to change anything. - General cleanup of the script. Added instructions for the IB issue (discussed in this thread) - NEW FEATURE: Added a new section to the Hotkeys sheet, it will now create a set up for Dynamic Scale-In hotkey commands. You'd use these by setting a scale value (say you want an additional 50% of your current position size). The hotkey will calculate the maximum share you can afford (how much you can afford at the moment) and the scale value, choosing to take the least amount. So if your current position is 1500 shares (@ $50.00) and you want to scale in at 50% your current position, it'd check if you can afford an additional 750 shares, if you can't, it'll buy the maximum you can afford. For this example, you can't afford it (if Buying Power is 100k), so it'd buy roughly $25k worth (500 shares). - CLEANUP: Cleaned up the $Dollar Risk version and removed unnecessary steps. Don't really need to replace yours if they exist, but worth noting. 10/30/2018 - Added @Michael P's suggested fixes for Excel. Configuration tool should now work in both Sheets and Excel. - NOTICE: This was a configuration tool change, no changes were made to the hotkey scripts, so no need to change any existing hotkeys. 11/19/2018 - Shortened some of the commands so we don't hit any hotkey character limit, makes them less readable, but shorter. Couldn't get them low enough to fit the montage buttons though (although removing the portions for the buying power rejection protection would likely do it). - Added a section for SELL/COVER buttons for people who just need to create those. E.g. "Sell 25% position" or "Sell 33% position". - Added @Robert H's stop suggestion. New fields on the setup page for enabling physical stops. If enabled, it'll place a MARKET or LIMIT (settings included) trigger order to go into the market once the initial order is fulfilled, these are placed at the location you double-clicked on the chart. 11/20/2018 - Added a stop-order setting to set an additional buffer for the stop price (for those that want to include or exclude the double-clicked price). - Added conditional formatting to subdue the stop settings that aren't required if you disable sending a physical stop into the market. 12/10/2018 - Added a known issues section to this post and the spreadsheet (for when a new version goes up). 12/12/2018 - Updated known issues section to include the "Montage Style" issue for TriggerOrders. 12/13/2018 - Updated to new version 1.46. Fixed a bug in the Trigger Order script which could cause it to not be interpreted by DAS's command parser on certain user settings. - Added "modifier" extra hotkeys. See instructions next to these on how to use them. - - - Set Stop to Breakeven - Long or Short - Stop Limit or Stop Market (cancels any pending orders for SYMB) - - - Set Stop to Breakeven - Bidirectional - Stop Market (cancels any pending orders for SYMB) - - - Stop - Update Price - Long or Short - Stop Limit or Stop Market (cancels pending orders, double click chart where you want stop before firing hotkey) - - - Stop - Update Price - Bidirectional - Stop Market (cancels pending orders, double click chart where you want stop before firing hotkey) - - - Stop - Update Position - Long or Short - Stop Limit or Stop Market - Replace (requires you double-click the original stop in the Orders window) - - - Stop - Update Position - Bidirectional - Stop Market Orders Only - Replace (requires you double-click the original stop in the Orders window). 8/8/2019 - New version 2.0, download the .zip file and unzip it. - Fixed an issue with some hotkey configurations that may have caused them to be inaccurate in vary rare situations. Recommend recreating your hotkeys in this new version, just to be sure. - Added Profit Target hotkeys. - Added % Scale-In Hotkeys - Added $ Risk Scale-In Hotkeys - Added Short-SSR to Long/Short dropdown for SSR hotkeys (DAS Simulator) - Added Range Order hotkeys - Added Y-Margin Scale Increase hotkey, Y-Margin Decrease, and Y-Margin Reset - Added new sheet "Example - Equity%" and "Example - $Risk" to give a more workflow outlook on what is happening. - Included a ScaleOut worksheet to manually simulate what different scale percentages / scenarios look like (instructions will be in the video). ALSO: Video is done and rendering, I think it comes in at 45minutes with 3.4gigs (4k), so it'll need to be optimized before I upload it to YouTube. Will try to do it today and will update this when done. 9/10/2019 - New version 2.1 released. Just general clean up (UI) and bug fixes. - FIXED: Issue with the Scale-In $Risk hotkeys. - FIXED: Issue with the Stop Update Price long and short hotkeys> ^^ If you use either of those, please regenerate them and replace in your DAS to avoid issues. UPDATES: The majority of this side project is completed and besides a few requests I have in with DAS developers to optimize a few things, out of any major bugs or improved scripting features, I'd say this is about done. I'll provide any edge-case support as need, but I want to move on to other BBT-community projects. So what do I have cookin' for you guys, gals, and cat? You'll see a glimpse in the video of an early prototype (buggy! I programmed that in a few hours, so bugs are expected) of a DAS calculator side program. The newer version (need to finish the UI) will incorporate a lot more in ways of tools for you, including automatically calculating changes without a hotkey intervention. It also allows you to mass-process trade log .csv files you may have exported and compile it into Excel or .CSV for import into other programs. Configuration is drag/drop friendly, so rearranging your columns is as easy as click and holding. I'm also going to shift my attention to finishing my ORB-strategy research. Right now, my datapool encompasses 15000 news article, gaplists for 2011-2019, and 1second data for stocks in that range. It's a data store of roughly 80 gigs. The idea is to test for hidden signals we may not see that can indicate a potential direction of an ORB strategy (if no rare outside influence occurs, like a terrorist attack) by leveraging a consortium of machine learning algorithms to give us a higher probability of success for each day. Depending how the research works out, the end product would likely be a probability predictor for each day. I'll share the research results with the community and may incorporate some other tests as well. VIDEO: Ok, so I may have gone down an editing rabbit hole and that took longer than expected. The videos are up, came in quite long so I chunked it down. Sorry it's a tad scattered and not one-linear cohesive unit, but I tried to mark it up as best as possible. Part 1 - Config / Math - https://youtu.be/YrRrydwGyRY Part 2 - Setup, Quick Examples, Tips - https://youtu.be/pXLlWF7T6hw Part 3 - Sim Trade Example - https://youtu.be/SO9UhJh4dTc Bonus 1 - Scale/Price Excel Calc - https://youtu.be/KTr_iJ2p0TU Bonus Tips - https://youtu.be/sNHXFMoia7A

Looks like a nice day, congrats ! I am currently studying VPA...sounds like a world of opportunities.

July 20th 2020 the Morning's Trades I saw a couple long opportunities with MRNA this morning. First was a long at the open based off of profit taking by pre-market shorts. Second two longs were based off of volume and levels/moving averages.

Monday - July 20, 2020 NOTES: I removed the Trend Day moving averages given we're evaluating Volume Profile only. I have Extended Hours (Premarket and Aftermarket) highlighted for clarity. Futures Watch /ES opened Sunday night roughly the same level as Friday close, then pulled back overnight to consolidate near the VA HIgh of 3200. Given the amount of balance we're building in last week's three-day range, approx. 3230/3105, I'd be looking for a break away from this range to get a better sense of directionality. Until then, a move through the Range to retest the lows may be likely before a change of balance. 10D 30M Chart /NQ continues to consolidate in a tightening range (wedge) after the Monday Rounded Reversa; day from the highs. I'd be looking for a departure away from the Range and a break of Wednesday highs and Tuesday lows 10760/10360. 10D 30M Chart /RTY consolidating above VA HIgh 1460 and building additional balance higher. I'd be looking for a move above 1480 to begin exploring higher prices up to 1540 and having balance below. Daily Chart looks ready for a breakout. 10D 30M Chart Premarket Review at 9:00 ET Interesting Futures: Silver Futures up 1.5%, breaking yearly high levels and looking to come to test 5Y Highs around 21.25. Natural Gas down 1.5%, continues to pull back from the move from 1.44 to 1.925, may settle around a healthy 50% and find support for a move higher. I'm looking at the breakdown in 01/16/2020 and the prior support 2.083 as a range that we appear to be bound by over the past six months. Volatility Futures down 2%, with VIX up slightly .7%. These levels have been support in the past, so we would expect some reactions short term before breaking down or rallying from the 24.8 levels again as we did in early June. Premarket Sectors at 9:15 ET Strong Sectors: I'll be looking at Technology with some major names reporting this week ($MSFT, $TSLA, $INTC) and the QQQ up today as the strongest index. Healthcare and BioTechnology also are opening in ATH range on the Sector ETFs, so reviewing these names should provide some strong candidates. Weak Sectors: Financials are still lagging after last week's earnings, opening close to last week's Monday open. Metals are showing strength in futures, but Sector ETF appears to be caught in a large wedge on the daily, so be looking for a breakout in the coming days with 22.50 breakout area above. Things to Watch: $BABA - Daily Retracement and breakout this morning, good volume and gap up. $PFE/$MRNA - Both moving with catalyst on $PFE and $BNTX Pfizer, BioNTech Announce Early Positive Update From German Phase 1/2 Coronavirus Vaccine Study $NIO - Oversold bounce with gap support below.

Friday LIVE -3.0R MAX LOSS 4/7 How Many Would Have Made 2:1? 1/6 MSFT.1 1MinOrbDown -1.0R Would Have Made 2:1? NO Good Trade, just didn't work. Maybe I could have waited longer into the second candle to see how it reacted to VWAP, I don't remember how the candle actually formed. MSFT.2 5MinOrbDown +0.1R Would Have Made 2:1? YES Good entry, terrible case of cold feet. I had this problem all week. I will work on this problem starting Monday. ROKU 1 MinOrbUp +0.3R Would Have Made 2:1? NO Bad R:R, too far from VWAP, which made it too close to PCL (Black dotted) AMD.1 No Strategy +0.1R Would Have Made 2:1? NO BAD TRADE AMD.2 BODown@Level -1.3R Would Have Made 2:1? NO BAD TRADE AGAIN UAL No Strategy -1.0R Would Have Made 2:1? NO Not one of my setups. UAL.2 BOUp@Level +0.36R Would Have Made 2:1? NO BAD TRADE. Not one of my setups. A very bad way to end the week. I have a lot to work on this coming up week. My main focus is gong to be letting stock go to 2:1 before first partial. Also get back to just trading Orbs, I started trading other setups this week and some NO STRATEGY at all.

Day 129 - Jul 17, 2020 13 Tickets 1 Symbols Green Day Personal: Rested up, morning routine completed. Felt good Goals for the day: Ace Report Card RVOL at open: NIO: 350% SPCE: 340% NCLH: 480% NVAX: 140% Trades NIO (1) - Short - ABCD NIO slow grind back up to VWAP threw in a indecision candle as it rejected of VWAP and PML - perfect level. Wanted to wait for confirmation of the break. Ended up making a lower high, short into the breakdown. Stop above that level. R1 is 11.47, but adjusted in front of HUGE big at 11.50 (showing 1500Lots but was more like 5000Lots). Continued down on my favor and sol doff hard at LOD. Covered as planned - and then took some more off as it made a hammer on massive volume - potential bottom. Continued down and I took some more off at Support holding it from closing the gap, leaving on a final 10% to see if we would close. Good: Good validation with levels and volume, Very happy with my patience. NIO (2) - Short - Asymmetrical Triangle (LVL 2 confirmation, Chasing) Late on entry of asymmetrical triangle, but saw 11 HUGE bids decrementing with velocity, and took it just as we were about to break. Got the instant drop, but green hammer with large vol right after….ended up taking half off as planned. Next partial toward LOD, on big vol spike. Then adjusted and got stopped out above 10.7 level thinking we would hold. Then again into LOD, leaving final for the drop to below 10. Stopped out at breakeven. Good: Trusting playbook and taking the setup Improvement: Got in way to late on this - need to be seeing this progress and take a bit earlier on break of asymmetrical and then break of minor descending. Note: Was a little hesitant getting in…had a lot of fake breaks and took forever…should see a LARGE resolution . 13:44 - Descending triangle setting up, should be putting the risk back on here that I took off into 10.9 break Trade Ideas 9:30 - DELL break through bottom, looking to close GAP. 9:36 - DELL back through that level but would rather see a STRONG drop and then come back reject that level (1.2R = Breakeven) 9:32 - SPCE 23 on break of Premarket level. Stop 22.39? (stopped out by 1 penny, then ran 2.8R = Loser) 9:37 - NIO a little late on the ABCD would be entering 11.9 risk 12.11 - volume validation (Winner ~6.8R) 9:42 - NCLH ABCD - didn’t take it because lots of support to downside, and SPY looking like it bounced (Loser) 9:42 - NIO 5min orb? Would like to see it consolidate for a while and then break for a Descending (No Entry) 9:45 - NIO 11.50 HUGE bid was decrementing. Dropped and back up. (Loser) 9:51 - SPCE Asymmetrical triangle break on Vol - 23.2 entry 22,79, was looking for break of PMH…didn’t have confidence too small of a consolidation. Look for a huge pop and then come back to test PMH (1.2 R - Breakeven) 9:54 - DELL short 58.4ish, break and close gap (1.48 R = Breakeven) 10:01 - DELL breakdown look to close the gap - would like to see it come back and retest that level as it wasn’t a clear setup for me. 58.25 entry, stop 58.56. Missed a big picture idea because I wanted a setup. Wait for a 3 bar play, this could be nice.(1.4R = Breakeven) 10:09 - NIO setting up for Descending Triangle (Winner ~3.7R) 10:16 - SPCE coming off VWAP 23.4 breakout off PMH (Winner ~2.4R) 10:40 - SPCE asymmetrical triangle, looking like a great setup, but has been rejected last couple of times. (Winner ~2.5R) 11:06 - NIO Failed pop - breaking down thinking will retest LOD. Entry 11 stop 11.21 (Loser) 11:18 - SPCE retest Breakout point entry would be 23.8 on the flag breakout (Winner ~3.3R) 11:22 NVAX breakout from asymmetrical. 139.1 Entry, 137.08 stop…wide….. (Winner ~2.5R) 11:23 - MRNA setting up for Ascending triangle break, would like to see bit more consolidation into APEX. Breaking out on 2nd touch - need to see 3+ for a clean triangle. Stop 86.82, entry 88.32 (Winner ~4.6R) 12:31 - MRNA ascending triangle at 90, (2000 k lots ) (Winner ~3.5R) 12:48 - NIO continuing consolidation super tight. Would need to see a strong volume to ignite the move and breakout. Break above 11.2 I would get long , would like to see a quick rip to take stops out and then flush through 11 .05 for short . 12:52 looked like it was breaking out, but most recent tops have made a different triangle…still holding on. (Loser) 13:12 - NIO about to dump, volume came in - fake breakup now going to tank. Need a little spike back into 11.1 and short that risking 11.21 (Trade Taken) 15:15 - NIO looks like a short now….had the top doji, but end of day and not clean setup at all. Not in my setups but it is a mirror level. (Loser) 15:19 - SPCE looking like a potential descending triangle at 23.6 VWAP - but gets bought up every time (No Entry) 15:31 - NIO turning, fake breakout on vol, watching for this to come all the way back down. (~1.9R = Small Winner / Breakeven) Trade Review Goal 1: Playbook Setups Only = PASS Happy with my trading today, was very selective rather than just jumping into every trade that came my way and worked out great. Was watching same stock quite closely and had a better feel for it after seeing price action and lvl 2 battles Things I did well: Patience, Not adjusting Stops, Validation through Lvl 2 and volume. Things I did poorly: Daily Report Card 1. Auto Calc Entry, Profit, Stop (Adjust only in front of Major Level, and on Major Reversal Candle) = 2/2 = 100%

Take a look at VTSAX and the prospectus through Vanguard.

Ray, Like your analysis on swing trading, I am new to DT but have been swing trading for 8+ years, we have some similar position (CGC, IWM, SPCE) and I have been swing trading BA with primary objective to get a feel for its daily activity and how it behaves over time, I had an estimated $168-$170 entry for....I would like to know why you have a target entry of low $160's, whats your thesis?

@David Gottfried Thanks for the support my man. I'm actually just screenshotting my DAS screen, and then making all the edits on MS Paint. Good ol "Cntrl + Print Screen". Then paste in MS Paint. Then I crop the section of the screen I want, and away I go.

I was able to locate the issue on the short side. Try this one: CXL ALLSYMB;Route=Limit;Share=Pos;StopPrice=HighPrice;Price=StopPrice-AvgCost;Price=Price*2;Price=AvgCost-Price;Price=Round2;Route=Stop;StopType=Range;HighPrice=StopPrice;LowPrice=Price;TIF=DAY+;BUY=Send;ROUTE=LIMIT;

I’m not sure phone trading is a good idea for me, I’ve considered deleting the app from my phone, lol. Yes, I carry a monitor with me to set up in my hotel rooms.

Hi everyone! My name is Cindy. I'm 25 years old and from San Francisco. I'm new to trading as I just started learning in April. I'm currently working as a full-time pharmacist. I realized that my student debt would take way too long to pay off for the life I want to live. I found out about trading and felt that it would be a good path to head down with the eventual goal of working less hours and having more freedom in life. I was learning from a different community but didn't like the vibe and didn't feel like the members were very supportive of each other. I was also searching for more information to learn when I found Andrew's book and BBT. I decided to try BBT's 1 week trial last week and was blown away by the professionalism and level of support members had for each other in this group. I felt like I learned so much more in 1 week with through this platform than I did in the entire month of April so I HAD to join. I'm so excited to keep learning and growing with everyone! Cindy