Book - Disciplined Trader by Mark Douglas Meet Weekly for 40 minutes beginning Thursday, November 17th at 12pm ET On November 17th - meet each other, discuss Rules of club, review Preface & Foreword sections of the book More Details will follow after Nov 17th Susan Rizzi has invited you to join a video meeting on Google Meet. meet.google.com/sat-khuv-rbh I look forward to learning, sharing and growing with you! Resume meeting 1/5 - review any additional comments from chapter 3 to 5 and chapter 6 1/12 - any additional comments from chapter 6 & chapter 7 1/19 - chapter 8 1/26 - chapter 9 2/2 - share your best/worst trades - For your Post this week - you can skip OR you can share trades and/or how you do your monthly trade review with us!!! 2/9 - chapter 10 2/16 - chapter 11 2/23 - OFF!! 3/2 - chapter 12 3/9 - share your favorite pro trader's tips, how it affected your trading and/or best & worst trades - For your Post this week - you can skip OR you can share trades and/or how you do your monthly trade review with us!!! 3/16 - chapter 13 3/23 - OFF THIS WEEK 3/30 - chapter 14 THIS WEEK ONLY WE WILL MEET AT 1PM ET!! 4/6 - share your best/worst trades - For your Post this week - you can skip OR you can share trades and/or how you do your monthly trade review with us!!! 4/13 - chapter 15 4/20 - chapter 16 & 17 4/27 - Share new datasets, new journaling, new trading plans, etc 5/4 - share your best/worst trades and/or any new fav pro trading tips - For your Post this week - you can skip OR you can share trades and/or how you do your monthly trade review with us!!! ***SHARE the biggest take away from Disciplined Trader & tell us why****

This post highlights the system we will utilize for Book Club! Book - Disciplined Trader by Mark Douglas Meet Weekly on Thursday at 12pm ET. Book Club will run approximately 40 minutes per session. The below link will be utilized for all meetings. Susan Rizzi has invited you to join a video meeting on Google Meet. meet.google.com/sat-khuv-rbh PowerPoint if you missed initial meeting can be viewed here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1jnuEZfXpBiYYDC10FOKIL2Aics6E25tgEcaansCA-dg/edit?usp=sharing

There were some many gold mines by the end of the first chapter. If I had to pick one the above passage really stood out as a driving principle for my trading.

Hi Everyone, My name is Hung-Wei, and I live in Melbourne, Australia. I am a developmental biologist and have been doing research for 20 years. I started trading seriously in 2021 during the pandemic and faced the uncertainty of my academic career. I did experience the rise of the bull market in 2021 and suffered the down of 2022. But as said, " it is the best time to learn more about the market." I am looking forward to knowing more about this trade. Best Hung-wei

Hi All, my name is Carlos M. I am 32 and live in Northern Jersey, few minutes from the NYC. After 12 years of working as a Senior Operations Manager, I was laid off this past December. My company purchased GE Appliances and moved to their headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. I thought I would be more upset about the layoff but I had 12 amazing years, and I was ready to move on and try something new. The company gave us almost a year and a half notice, that was more than enough time to prepare. (Plus a nice $$$ for years of service and sticking around until the end :) ) As my work started to transition to the new company, I found myself having a lot of free time during the day. I always had an interest in trading stocks and this was the perfect time to start practicing and getting ready. I did another online course and trading that did not work out (that’s a story for another time), and then I found Andrew’s Book and Chatroom community. Signed up for the Platinum package, I did the simulator for about 4 months and when live this month (January 2018). Looking forward to possibly meeting up in the near future with others traders and continuing being part of this amazing trading community. Carlos M.

Hi Everybody! My name is Ryan (Ryan W in the chatroom). I live on Long Island, NY and I'm an IT consultant with my own business. I have been in IT for about 15 years now (I'm 32 and got started when I was 15). I have Bachelor's Degree in Business Management with a concentration in Information Systems. I have always been interested in trading. One of my best friends is Jesse Colombo (look him up). He introduced me to trading and finance in general while we were in high school, but of course I was only concerned with girls at that time lol. As I got older, I realized how interesting the markets are. I love staring at charts and trying to understand the underlying sentiment and what is happening on the screen. I started swing trading more actively in 2010 and was basically just treading water. I wasn't a fan of the overnight risk and after having awoken to several of my positions being down due to news or earnings, I realized swing trading wasn't great for me. I started to look into day trading. I got involved with Trading Education company here in NY and provided IT services for them. I was exposed to day trading more and was really enthralled by what was happening. Of course, this particular company wasn't known for the most honest and realizable trading education, so I took what I saw with a grain of salt. I received some exposure to some really great traders and mentors though, but their strategies and styles never really worked for me. After almost 4 years of day trading and having whipsaw emotions and losses, I am happy I found Andrew. I bought his book and was literally on the verge of giving up, but seeing how he trades and understanding his style and strategy has helped me immensely! The IT field has changed dramatically from when I first got started, even when I was in school (seems like a million years ago) and I am just sick and tired of it. I have been wanting to switch over to full time trading for years now, but the strategy I was trying to make work never worked. The person that taught me doesn't trade this style (even though he teaches it) and it just ended up costing me a lot of time and money. Now that I am on the right track with Andrew, I really hope to move over to full time trading sooner than later. Since I work for myself, I am able to balance trading and my clients. Of course, some days that's not always the case, but it does give me the opportunity to have the exposure I need. I look forward to working with everybody both here in the forum and in the chat!