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Thread on high-quality PA trading links:
I've taken @TraderSimon 's course as recommended by @CryptoCred and he has been a large influence on my trading style. I highly recommend his material. tradersimon.com/2014/09/supply…
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@CryptoCred is another great guy in the space. Very active and gives out lots of great and free material. I love the way this guy thinks and talks very logical, precise, and concise as he can. His study guide will start you off right. drive.google.com/file/d/1UJBLRa…
ICT is another good one. He has a bit of an ego and rambles on, but has good content. I suggest checking out his info on his Market Maker Series drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
@trader1sz also has great free videos on his site. He is the Range King 👑. tradersz.com/developing-tra…
@BabyPips babypips.com/learn is where I started out. I highly highly highly suggest checking out their educational material on trading plans, systems, journaling, and risk management.
@Tradermayne @technical_anal and @TraderScarface run a good paid group called @BitcoinTG . Mayne has some great info on his youtube channel in his streams there and Technical has some good posts here: steemit.com/@technicalanal
If you're looking for get your life back in order, which will definitely help you in trading, then I suggest you watch this playlist and take notes: youtube.com/playlist?list=…
I'll add more if I find any other good material. Only risk what you can afford to lose. Trading is a slow game and is an emotional rollercoaster. Find a plan, stick to it, improve it, repeat. Peace
Shout out to @TraderGoo for introducing me to @TradeLikeAWhale . These guys there know what they are doing. They offer signals and education as well. Come check out their discord server: discord.gg/tCuzMp
@Trader_Dante is a legend in trading. Check out his videos, the experience he had trading for prop firms is extremely valuable for any trader no matter what your style is. trader-dante.com/educational.ht…
@HsakaTrades has a great thread of his methods and setups as his pinned tweet. I really like the format he put it in. Accurate and concise with examples of actual trades. Love the aesthetic of his charts too. Simple and cool colors
edgewonk.com @edgewonk I personally don't use this service, but I've only heard great things about it. If you want to get serious with tracking your trades and journaling to improve you edge, then edgewonk is great for you.
This document was shared in Mayne’s PA palace today by @TorErik12 . It’s an outline of a trading business’s purpose and procedures so it’s perfect for me. Much better than the shitty one I had made.
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Here’s a great article on Market Structure written by @__BTC3P0__ I’ll be reading it in depth today; looks really well organized and informative with diagrams and real chart examples after a quick skim.
Evidence of success. This highly tempts me to join since it appears I would make my money back and I suspect there is a smaller variance in total profits from calls given the three have different styles although each are PA based
@BitcoinTG
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More evidence. After these stats were given @technical_anal posted before and after charts of winners and losers. One of the most transparent traders on CT
@paracurve 's website is full of some great articles from an extremely experienced trader. From what I hear, many modern mentors base their content off of his stuff. Further review is of course necessary to see if this is true, but his site looks promising paracurve.com/price-action-t…
Great thread by @CanteringClark on probability and randomness.
Here are two videos on risk and randomness in general that apply to trading very well
How sure are you that you are consistently profitable? Maybe you've had 7 winning trades in a row and are even up on the month where you have 20 trades total. You can't be sure until you do a significance test, which you may need to collect more data to be more certain.
Check out these videos to learn about probability, significance, and certainty. Apply this the profitability of your trading setups to determine if you're just getting lucky or you're actually consistently profitable with 90-99% certainty. Videos in post below
I see too many gurus selling bots or trading systems or saying an indicator "works" (whatever that means) when they don't even know what statistical significance is and have probably never even heard of hindsight bias or confirmation bias before
I know there are a lot of people who can use this guide. I highly suggest a switch over to forex. The gains are magnitudes more consistent than trading illiquid shitcoins that could nearly go to zero or flatline any day now on shit exchanges.
and send my boy @TraderGoo a little tip you fuckin degenerates. You're probably gonna lose that $10 in slippage anyway.
@abetrade has made an awesome Supply and Demand article for free. Check it out here
Long thread but a great read. Cheers
Beautiful Thread by @TraderGoo . He's one of the few people on CT who aren't complete idiots.
This cheatsheet is key for beginners.
I myself will be going through some of the resources in this thread to help step up my game. Take the advice from those who have already paid the price.
It’s so important to have a well written out trading plan. Without one you’re extremely susceptible to biases and you will not do as well as you could and should. Fuckin great article by @CryptoCred
