- If a position you took is not filled, how long do you keep that position open? - In the example below, I created a superman block on a demand zone. That order was never filled, and price went high enough and entered a supply block. Do you ever keep both a long and a short position open at the same time if all the criteria are met? Or do you close the previous position? - I understand the logic of waiting to execute a superman trade (at least I think I do) for price to close above a swing high (demand block) or below a swing low (supply block). But in my limited experience practicing, it seems that waiting for that point is almost too late and price rarely gets filled. Below are two more examples of paper trades I took today that were not filled (at least yet). Any thoughts?

Check this out, pretty cool trading day yesterday given the circumstances. ✅ Comment below if you want more info

While practicing, do you track trades that are never filled?

Here are some screenshots of me practicing superman. Did I set this up correctly? I know I didn't win the trade, but is that just because of what price did, or because I did something wrong?

Super excited, feeling accomplished and blessed for finding Kyle and his team. Super thankful for everyone in this community that has offered advice and support. I'm looking forward to continuing this journey. Y'all have no idea how much this is going to change my life. My entire adult life has been lived in survial mode raising 3 boys as a single parent. Finally, I see some hope to break the cycle. My next goal is to reach payouts and replace my income, so I can quit my 9-5 to have more time to devote to my grandkids and be able to afford to do things with my grown kids that I couldn't ever afford while raising them, like taking a vacation. 🤩