Back in action after a much needed break. Mind, Spirit and Body feel refreshed. That being said, I'm going for a 250k account, just activated the eval. True there's less room to lose on drawdown, and the profit targets a smidge higher, but hey, why not. I can, and I will do this once again.

Both market and plan trend were bullish, fresh demand box. I took superman entry at 10:15 EST, got stopped out. Was anything wrong with my setup? Don't mind the other 2 arrows on the left, that was a mistake.

Just wanted to say thank you to Kyle. I still can't believe I got here via an instagram ad, but I do know that this is on the way to actually changing my life. I just passed my 6th Eval account (shooting for 20 of course!), and just wanted to say thank you. To put all of this on Skool FOR FREE is absolutely amazing, but I do believe the best thing you can do for people is be of service, so thank you Kyle for this wonderful community you've created. It's truly changing lives, and I'm definitely going to pay it forward as much as possible!

My current win rate across 20 trades is 25% and my profit/loss ratio is 2.19. Clearly, I'd love to improve my win rate! :) Has anyone been in a position where they had a low win rate and a reasonable profit ratio? How did you go about increasing your win rate, so that you're profitable, and what factors did you consider when doing so? Including an example trade I took just now: CL Long 5min Superman. Entry: 9:09pm, 68.00. Exit: 9:11pm, 67.91...stopped out. Setup formed during the NYA session after price broke through daily lows and hit 1hr demand.

After doing well in practice and back-testing, and then totally massacring an EA, I took the weekend off getting my head straight. Today there were trades that last week I could have convinced myself were acceptable but weren't in my plan area. Looking at the sticky note with the amount of money I have lost while being undisciplined made me look at my computer, shake my head, and go find something useful to do. FOMO is a real thing, and it can come out when you least expect or even when you are prepared (I am assuming that when an EA gets to a PA I will have to deal with it on a different level). But today I did well and looked at my past mistakes and realized where they came from, what they were preventing me from achieving, and how silly they were. Stay alert, stick to plan, get through the tough times!