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What subscriptions are needed in order to paper trade? I know that I at least need access to real-time updates (as opposed to the 10-minute lag). My intention is to practice Jedi entries in the morning, since this will best suit the employment schedule I'm putting together. On a related note, I signed in to TradingView for the first time in weeks, and there's an icon that says "Contract expired" from March 21. Is there a way to renew a basic (free) plan?

Just in case anyone has missed all 85 of their popups, TV is running a smoking Easter annual plan sale!! For just a few bucks more than the lowest plan, you could have lots of bells and whistles - including more bars for backtesting, second-charts like Kyle uses, plus more charts, more indicators, and more alerts!! Happy trading(view)!! ;-)

I don’t agree with everything this guy says, but this is 100% true. You protect wealth by diversifying across multiple different assets… But you grow it by going all in on a single thing. You look at these multi-millionaires with “7 different streams of income” and think that’s the path to getting wealthy. FICTION: You forget they only have 7 streams now because they focused on just 1 at the beginning.

Greetings, fellow entrepreneurs! Let me share my journey over the past two years, and the final sprint that saw me cross the finish line. I started day trading futures using prop firms, two years ago after joining the InvestCEO group, called Next Door Trader back then. I quickly learnt the markets, price action, and the tech tools we have available to us. However, I failed to grasp emotional control and discipline, which is perhaps the hardest bit. By the end of the first year, I worked on that personal development enough to clear a few EA (evaluation) accounts. But I was still blowing Performance Accounts with no payout in sight. I was trading the iterations of the groups strategy, which improved and eventually became the "Superman" and "Jedi" style of trading. The newer strategies worked better, passing EAs more easily, but still stalling on my PAs. Towards July of '24, I became the developer of InvestCEO's Superman Indicator. At that point I realised that I absolutely must set the best example, if I am to be this strategy's torch-bearer. And so I did. Whilst developing it, I discovered accidentally that the indicator tends to "overlap" supply and demand zones, making them appear brighter. As it turned out, the brighter the zone, the more probable a win. Sure as eggs, it sustained those higher win rates over time, and I passed multiple EAs using this Superman 'brightness' technique. Now with adequate discipline, the final test was whether I could take one of those new PAs to full payout threshold, from $50,000 to $52,600 on the Apex accounts, using nothing but the Superman Indicator. I did, and it only took 60 days to reach it. My account balances and trading history are now concrete proof that through emotional control, a good indicator, and plenty of logging, any of us can take a new EA, pass it, and get to the first of many payouts! Here's my first approved payout, and if anyone is wondering about the brightness levels I mentioned, do have a peek at my Superman screenshot below. Happy trading, and we'll see you up in the clouds!