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Apr 30 in
Seven 50k EAs passed. 350k total funding
Conveyor belt is looking nice. Going to wait until Apex does a 90% off sale before adding anymore. Thanks for all you do @Kyle Henris @Ryan Henris I never would have put together such a solid business plan and CEO mindset without the inspiration this community has provided me.
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New comment May 15
1 like • Apr 30
Amazing job! Where do you see the 90% off deals? Right on the homepage when they're happening?
1 like • May 1
@Dylan Coombs ok thanks!
Apr 23 in
Passed 3 more 50K EAs. 200k in funding!
Building that Conveyor belt! Four 50k PAs. 200k in funding.
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New comment Apr 24
1 like • Apr 23
Awesome!
Apr 11 in
Trading Examples and Practice Recording 4-10-24
Here's the replay from tonight. Also leaving a link for those of you that wanted to check out the 100 Days To Freedom Journey 💪 https://www.skool.com/100-days-to-freedom-journey-3715/about
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New comment Apr 24
0 likes • Apr 11
@Kyle Henris @Ryan Henris is looking for "good wick action" as taught in the course just an additional indicator we can look for when canvasing for a Superman trade? Or is it still highly recommended?
0 likes • Apr 12
@Ryan Henris ok thanks!
Apr 5 in
To Superman, or not to Superman?
Would this have been considered outside of the plan area and therefore not a legitimate Superman trade (even though it would have happened to profit)? On the 1-hour chart, the green represents fresh demand. However, on the 5-minute chart, the trade would have been taken outside of that demand zone.
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New comment Apr 5
2 likes • Apr 5
@Ryan Henris Ok, thanks so much! I just realized I had that in my notes but not as a "step," so I completely glossed over it.
Apr 4 in
Setting your plan area
I'm struggling a bit with not chasing trades. I'm still in practice mode, doing paper trades, so it's a great time to iron this out. Is it always important to set the plan area before the day starts? What makes hitting those particular supply/demand blocks more predictable than setting new blocks on the 1-hour chart as the day unfolds? I feel like I'm missing some key understanding of working within daily plan areas as specifically taught in the course.
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New comment Apr 5
2 likes • Apr 4
@Ryan Henris Thank you! That makes a lot of sense. For some reason, I had it in my head that once the plan was set in the morning, it would be unwise to make changes or additions as the day goes on. I'm not sure why I thought that!
3 likes • Apr 5
@Elise Stahl This is going to look different for everyone! I wanted to have a basic understanding of the entire process, so I sped through the course the first time without taking notes. After that, I joined TradingView so that I could follow along and start proving concepts on my second run through the course. I then reviewed the material a third time and took some notes that I refer to while practicing. Each time I encounter something that doesn't make sense during practice, I'll first consult my notes, then revisit sections of the course, and finally ask a question here if I'm unable to find the correct answer. Everyone learns differently, so you might choose to practice before you even finish the course for the first time! Personally, wanting to avoid picking up bad habits, I chose to hold off on practicing until I felt that I had a good grasp of the strategies.
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Founder and CFO of The Pay at Home Parent, Advisory Board Member of the New York Financial Educators Council, and NFEC CFEI® and APFI.
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