Hey everybody - new to trading and I'm still working through the classroom work and finding it helpful. I did want to ask - what is one thing you wish you had known to do and one thing you wish you knew to avoid when you started trading? Thanks!

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.

Well, just blew my other 4 PAs in one day after working hard to get them all above 3k in profits. That's 11 PAs I've Killed, it seems I have no problem passing EAs, and no problem getting PAs above the payout threshold. But somehow, someway I always manage to self sabotage and lose it all picking just the exact wrong days and times to get eaten alive in the whipsaws of consolidation patterns. I know exactly what I'm supposed to do, and what I'm not supposed to do, I can explain in detail how to trade, and how the market works, but when it really counts, I can never stop myself from doing exactly what I'm not supposed to do. I'm calling it a day, taking a hiatus from trading, may return, may not. Ive given away $2000 to Apex at this point with nothing to show for it. Think I'm just gonna stick with my career that pays me 130k a year, and just be content with being an RN, as I see no way that I'm ever going to make more than that as a trader. It's been a fun and informative 6 years in the trading world, but it's not good for me or my mental health, or my finances. Best of luck to you all. I hope you become the trader that you want to be.

What is the biggest thing that you struggle with when it comes to trading? For me, it's my emotions. I'm a "wear my heart on my sleeve, open-book" kind of guy. Always have been. Even with trading, I still have emotions. Small secret - Kyle does too. Losing a trade isn't fun. Even after years of doing this and knowing that we're going to lose, it still doesn't feel good. Same goes with winning...I still give a subtle Tiger Woods fist pump after a nice 4:1 winner 😂 The secret sauce isn't in not having emotions though...THE SECRET IS BEING ABLE TO IDENTIFY THAT YOU'RE HAVING AN EMOTIONAL REACTION AND NOT LETTING IT IMPACT YOUR DECISION MAKING. Kyle has mastered this. Over time, I've been able to get a handle on it as well, but it is still something that I have to remind myself of every morning before I start looking at charts. WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER and we're here to help. So tell me.... What's your biggest trading struggle?

This trade was unbelievably frustrating!! I'm sure some of you can sympathize. It BARELY touched my stop loss (I had it set to the top of my entry candle, not one tick more) and then went on to what would have been a win. On the bright side, I predicted the move correctly. Risk/reward ratio: 1/4.63 I waited until price entered 1 hr supply and then into a 15 min supply inside the 1 hr supply. Then I dropped down to 1 min timeframe for a Superman entry. It would have been a killer trade... if only 😩 Anyone else have that one frustrating trade?