@Jerry Lillibridge the SEC regulates everything for the best interest of clients. Kyle is licensed and certified but the regulators put incredible limitations on what Kyle can and can’t do in order to meet Compliance rules. He’s under great scrutiny and walks a tightrope for us. That’s why he requires a “formal Agreement” To give advice. He’s just being regulated and working within the guidelines of the law and the organizations who regulate them

@Ryan Gartner teacher and musician here. I’ve been at this awhile. Reach out if you need anything

@Mel Sims Mel, I’ve been battling it fiercely for almost 2 years. I’m praying for you. If you need any help trading or otherwise don’t hesitate to reach out. Sincerely!

Awesome!!!

Welcome! 1) Complete the course in its entirety 2) set up your spreadsheets for your daily routine, trading plan rules, trade log / journal 3) probably the most important step-educate yourself on trading psychology. I don’t know if Kyle or his team would want me making recommendations on who to read. Hopefully one of the team members can recommend who to read or you can circle back for my recommendations if they approve. There’s 2-3 books that really helped me start right 4) sim trade in groups of at least 20 trades before making any changes. This will establish good habits if and only if you stick to the plan and don’t experiment. You can make adjustments after your sample sets and studying your journal 5) establish 2-3 sim sets of 20 plus trades that prove to yourself your profitable even if its just a small amount. You’re looking for consistency in your behavior and profits. 6- go win, rinse and repeat

@Stacey Crews thanks so much Stacy.’this truly is helpful and makes Me feel a little better about myself. Since I have only $1000 To failure on the 50k account use minis and no more than $50’risk then correct?

@Stacey Crews that’s some of the best wisdom I’ve heard, right in line with Mr. Douglas “trading in the zone”