Why i built the right trade
I learned to trade the hard way, with real money and a lot of mistakes. After 30 years I'm still learning! Along the way I watched Linda Raschke make excellent trades again and again. I traded with Mark Cook in a small farm cabin in Ohio and watched him walk away after hitting his daily goal, no matter what time it was. (read my story)
The problem
Charts alone won't make you a trader
Every new trader looks back at a chart and sees the money they "could have" made with a buy here or a sell there. So they assume the secret is better chart reading.
It isn't. Chart reading matters, but most accounts are lost to something else: no written plan, risking too much on one trade, overtrading after a loss, and never reviewing what went wrong.
Those are process problems. And process can be learned.
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What we teach
the 4 things every successful trader gets right
Are you tired of memorizing chart patterns only to find out that "this time" it didn't work......again!
Use the same approach for your trading that made Nick Saban the greatest college coach of all time. Develop a process and judge yourself on how you follow that process each and every day rather than wins and losses.
Do this and the wins will come
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Should I become a trader?
Do you know how long it really takes? Can your schedule and savings handle the learning curve? Can you watch a screen for hours and not trade?
If you're here because of the youtube 25 year old standing in front of a Ferrari he just bought after risking $1,000, It didn't happen. Getting a job is easier. But trading can be learned, by the right person with the right motivation and guidance.
Our free guide walks you through the hones questions to ask first.
Yes, but far fewer than the ads suggest, and almost never quickly. I've watched traders like Linda Raschke and Mark Cook do it consistently. What they shared was obsessive dedication, and none of them were trading because they desperately needed the money.
Diligence, patience, and attention to detail matter most. Mark Cook, a U.S. trading championship winner, kept shelves of small green notebooks recording years of trades. He told me trading starts with clear rules, but over time it is shaped by your accumulated experience, and that comes from studying every win and loss.
Having a plan and sticking to it.
Trading is DEFINITELY not easy money, and overcoming mistakes and becoming consistent typically takes a long, long time
It depends on your markets, costs, and platform preference. Try a few demo platforms and pick the one you're most comfortable using. Whichever you choose, expect occasional problems: wrong fills, bad quotes, lost connections, or positions shown incorrectly.
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Track your own positions independently.
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If the platform shows something different from what you hold, flatten the position, then call your broker.
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Keep a backup: a second device, a phone connection, and your broker's trade desk number.
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TRADER FEEDBACK
Real reviews from real traders!
I've always been interested in trading but have found it so difficult to learn. Now, through the right trade, I am seeing my mistakes and getting closer and closer to success.
Dillon
I love trading, but found myself losing money weekly. This guidance has helped me understand why and brought me closer to success.
COLE
Russell is clearly dedicated to trading. He has walked the path we are all on, made mistakes, and learned from them. His guidance has been incredibly helpful.
Herbert
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