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TY -- Glad to see you are making some progress and letting the trades come to you . It can be a slow process to become a good trader and an ever ending learning curve at least for me anyways . There will always be someone a little better so keep grabbing a few good tips when you can . When I use to play golf it was beneficial to play with someone better then me so I could learn from them , trading is no different . Wish you the best on your endeavor .
Join the club of thousands. This is VERY typical, unfortunately. Have seen and found there are several "foundation" skills that if mastered can pull the whole thing together. All (and there are several key ones) Reading the market action (how to read candles, helps) and Support and Resistance levels. Why? Because many of the "big Guys" set their computers to these levels for targets. So any kind of study in S&R, you may find helpful. Indicators that reflect "in the moment" price and volume action. Volume = Volatility= Motion. Working through which markets work best for you also will keep you in highest % of success. Look at past successes where were those trades. Even, what day of the week, and what time of day. Start to narrow whats IS working. And of course, hopefully your fears are not getting in the way. This can be bigger than all the rest. Emotional management and controlling in the moment is key. If you find you are doing something you don't want to, but can't stop, than ask yourself a QUESTION in the precise moment like 'Whats the market tell me?" Believe the answer and go from there. Wishing you the best, stay positive, be determined. One step at a time. - Robin
I am currently doing the Axia Futures Online Career course and in my opinion, it's the only course worth spending your money on. Have a look at their YouTube channel and you will see for yourself.
Have been away from this site for a while. Read some (not all) of the replies, so if this has been said, please bear with me.
You have to find a mentor that suits your personality. I will mentor you, but it will do you zero good if you do not have the temperament, risk tolerance and capital to trade the way I do. I am a numbers guy - I don't look for setups, chart patterns, tape reading, or any of the like. I trade spreads on the indices and ES weekly options. That's it. All math based. If that appeals to you, PM me. If it doesn't, the point remains - your mentor needs to share your desired way of approaching the markets.
You can see a lot of live trades on their YouTube channel. The guys are the real deal and they are not mainly a training outfit, but a prop trading one.