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To my knowledge, there hasn't been a specific workshop on this topic but these items are addressed in other workshops. Some notes on the items below now that I have been live for a while.
What to expect when transitioning to a live account
Psychology is a huge deal when going live. Lower your share size and only trade small amounts until you stabilize.- Rande Howell
- Mastermind Pro with Dr. Reid - (Requires BBT membership)
DAS Platform changes to make
Not much really, just your hotkey routes. Example for IB would be: SMRTL/SMRTM vs LIMIT/MARKET
Notes on commissions and account types (Cash vs. Margin, Tiered vs. Fixed)
Commissions are really cheap in general and you need a Margin account to go Short so I would recommend: Margin w/ a Tiered account (assuming IB as your broker)
Anything else relevant to what a new trader might need to know.
Day Trading Reality Checklist (attached)
Kyle's Hotkey setups and a Stream Deck
TraderVue or Chartlog for tracking your progress
Everything listed above was very helpful to me so I wanted to summarize for those making the switch to live trading after trading in the simulator.- 2
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Are there any plans for a “Going Live” workshop with Interactive Brokers / CMEG?
Covering some items like:
- What to expect when transitioning to a live account
- DAS Platform changes to make
- Hotkey routing changes, etc.
- Notes on commissions and account types (Cash vs. Margin, Tiered vs. Fixed)
- Anything else relevant to what a new trader might need to know.
I know there is already a video on commissions, but I was thinking of a more comprehensive video on the changes when switching over to a live account with IBKR/CMEG
Maybe a Checklist of changes or summary to bring it all together for members transitioning to a live account from the SIM.
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Software Tools - Easily split your screen(s) into equal parts.
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The two tools I have found helpful for this are:
PowerToys FancyZones – Divide your screen(s) into equal parts.
and
AquaSnap – Drag and snap windows together.
Using these tools can really help in creating custom desktop layouts without having to “eye-ball” it.