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APEX EA Question
Am I allowed to have more than one EA at the same time? And if so am I able to link my multiple EA accounts up to my trade copier just like I would with a multiple PA accounts?
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New comment 6h ago
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Yes, and you also have both PA and EA accounts linked to the trade copier at the same time if you like.
Practice/Paper Trading: Trading View or Ninja Trader/Tradovate?
Hi everyone - just finished going through Chapters 1-5 plus the 1M Framework chapter. Awesome stuff and I'm ready to dive in. For the practice (paper trading), should I just do paper trading on Trading View, or should I set it up withe the broker I plan to use? (Tradovate and/or Ninja Trader)? Thanks!
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New comment 8d ago
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@Kaleb Martens If your going to trade in futures just do the CME group packages at the bottom of your picture.
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@Joylin Templar there is, but the data for futures is delayed by 15 minutes, so if you want the live data it's $7 a month for the CME data package.
Most important lesson in the course
What lesson has had the most impact for you? Honestly, coming into this course fresh I was expecting the execution lessons to be the most important. After all, we make money with proper execution, right? Boy was I wrong! Unit 5 Mindset lesson "Core Value: Patience". The lesson I didn't know I needed. Or, more accurately, the thing I "didn't know that I didn't know". I thought I had worked through the patience issues and learned to wait for the trade. So why haven't I done better? Because I was waiting for a trade to setup, but not the RIGHT trade. Hearing "I can be patient because there are lots of opportunities" hit me like a baseball bat to the head! If a day passes with absolutely zero opportunities for the RIGHT trade, it's okay to not take any trades that day. Because there will be an opportunity tomorrow, or 3 opportunities the day after that. Simply waiting to push the button is NOT patience. Patience is waiting for the RIGHT TRADE, then pushing the button. Awesome lesson that I will be rewatching many, many times!
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New comment 9d ago
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Yup, mindset was by far my favorite as well
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@Nathan Rollins I've been trading for 6 years, so the supply and demand zone stuff was nothing new to me. Running things like a business and taking the CEO mindset was what I was missing from my trading.
When are you ready?
Hi everyone, I was just curious, for the members who have been active here for a while, how did you know that you were ready to start working real deals? Did you just have to push past your comfort zone and take a risk of making mistakes in the beginning.?.
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New comment 10d ago
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It's going to be different for everyone. For me I already had experience trading, so I was already comfortable reading price action and taking entries. I watched all the videos, practiced for about a week to prove to myself that this stratagy was applicable, and then I jumped right in. That being said, I feel like I jumped in a bit to soon as I wasn't used to the way the drawdown rules work on Apex Trader funding. The way I have always traded, particularly with closing trades at breakeven doesnt work on Apex because breakeven from a Apex standpoint still causes you to lose from your draw down. I blew a couple EAs, then passed one, then blew that PA account. Went back, refocused on controlling my entries and exits within the confines of the drawdown rules for a few weeks, then jumped right back in, and now I'm the proud owner of seven 50k PAs through Apex trader funding, I joined this group in February.
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@Shawn Langan drawdown follows your highest run up. If I open a trade, it goes up $250 in profit, then turns back around on me and comes down, even if I close it at entry, that counts as $250 in drawdown. If I open a trade with a $500 stop loss, and a $1000 profit target, let's say it goes up to $500 in profit, but then turns around, and goes down to hit my stoploss at a $500 loss, that is considered $1000 in drawdown. The drawdown follows your highest unrealized profit attained, even if you don't take profit.
Question?
Good morning guys!! How can I practice paper trade if I’m working while the market is open? And also how do I know the width of the institutional supply and demand?.
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New comment 11d ago
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@Carlos Ochoa you don't, you have to learn to follow price action on the charts to get a feel for the momentum and where and when it is changing. Just takes practice and experience.
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Dylan Coombs
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@dylan-coombs-5505
Been trading for 6 years now. Mostly 0DTE options on SPY and QQQ. Big fan of Richard D Wycoff and volume spread analysis.

Active 46m ago
Joined Feb 10, 2024
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