Hey all! I hope everyone's having a great week! I recently had my monthly session with one of my Boardroom Accountability Pod. Albeit, a small group, I thought it was a fantastic session, and a lot more traders could benefit from the knowledge drop! We discussed individual trading strategies, particularly emphasizing independence and self-reliance over blindly copying strategies. We covered issues around fear and risk management, highlighted the importance of appropriate risk-reward (RR) ratios, and discussed various technical setups. We also addressed challenges with managing emotions in trading, particularly the fear of losing, and suggested methods to overcome this through structured strategies and backtesting. You can find the recording below: https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/play/avqqMDbfXM2CsvCLRkvmixd-_brF3r2TrJvuEf-dog0MEo5G049xb6iCAS03BBluxuvsO8R3JXQjxV1i.hcHSqhGICMyPiYdG Recently, I've seen a lot more comments about how Apex sucks, they don't pay out, they're a scam and fraud, they "owe us money", etc. If you've sat in one of my Sessions or watched the recordings, you would know that I am a huge proponent of Apex. This is due to my experience with them for the past 2+ years. You also would know that I go over very detailed steps on how to ensure your payout requests get approved. This includes getting your P&L Balance to an amount where taking the max payout will not nuke the account. I don't have a habit of sharing the numerous payouts I've received from Apex, but I'm going to share this one to show you all that Apex DOES pay out skilled and disciplined traders who FOLLOW APEX'S RULES! Per my strategy, I got a few of my 50K PA accounts to a balance of $54631.41. I always follow this self rule because it allows me to take the max 50K account payout, and still have my original $2500 drawdown to rinse and repeat. I submitted the payout request yesterday, and it got approved today.

Horizontally It keeps only doing it vertically Here is example of what Kyle's looks like in videos vs mine Can't see the data the right way Thank you!!!!

So i placed and won my first paper trade today. Was a long position jedi on the 1 hour. I also placed a short position superman on the 5 min that overlapped with the long trade(seemed like it could hit on the way to the long filling) however it was automatically cancelled after some time(no idea why but it would have lost anyways). Are overlapping trades not allowed? Or if they are, are they best avoided anyways in terms of an eval account? Does margin and leverage change per trade or is it an account setting? Do eval accounts utilize this too? Cash accounts? Was this technically a bad trade based on leverage/margin? Trying to prepare myself for passing an eval account, so just trying to understand some of the technicalities that arent necessarily covered in the course. Appreciate you all!!!

I have gotten so so so much help from this group. I just entered my first Trade (lost.) I really want it to be a learning experience. Is there anything seen that I could of done better or different. I've watched every possible training video I could get my hands on.

I made myself a deal that I would do 100 practice trades before I tried to pass the Eval. I'm inching very close but I have to wait for it to go on sale! Does any one have a good coupon code for them?