Reaching out to the group for some help and feedback...I've been patient (not over trading, not taking trades in non-plan areas) and have only taken trades that meet my criteria yet I have taken 5 losses in a row over the past two days. Another positive: my position sizing has been small enough that I'm not yet at risk of losing my accounts. But, 5 losses in a row just sucks - it undermines my patience, since a bunch of losses in a row reduces my confidence that the strategy will *eventually* work. Help? Anyone been in this position before and recovered to be profitable? How did you recover? Is the answer simply more and more back testing?

What timeframe is everyone using for superman entries? I know Kyle says 5 min, but in his indicator video he looks at 1 min. Curious what people use.

Go ahead and hit me with the hard realities because I might need to hear them. I would guess I've spent between 2 - 5 hours making supply and demand zones on the replay, but I only have about a dozen practice trades in. I know in the grand scheme of things this isn't a lot of money, but I've made about $1500 profit this week off of my paper trades, sticking to the 2:1 Risk Reward ballpark. If I already had a PA and could take some of that profit it would actually make a noticeable impact on my family's lifestyle. How did you all decide when you were ready start trying on EA's? The $30 ish cost for an Apex EA isn't a big deal if I blow the account right away and lose the $30. I know I have room to get more comfortable with the whole charting and setting up entries, but at the same time, what I did this week is truly an impactful amount of money. Can't thank Kyle enough for teaching this incredible skill, and also this group for consistent, well meaning feedback.

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

How has everyone been trading ES recently? The choppy nature lately has been doing a lot of traps. It seems demand zones hold true but only after a 2-10 point trap underneath them which is typical of failed breakouts. Using the Jedi entry will often get you stopped out unless you enter after the trapping lows occur first and then enter as it's exiting. I have not had enough time to look at the superman entry to really understand it, but I would suspect that is the way to enter with these traps going on. Curious in everyone's thoughts and what they have been doing that is working?