What has been your biggest challenge with day trading AND what about Day 2's session gives you confidence you can overcome that challenge?

Annual tradition time! Each year I try to get the InvestCEO community involved in my Kentucky Derby experience. This year I’m covering bets for some of my software clients on the Derby winner! If you were tagged in the Boardroom post earlier today, let me know your winner from the choices below asap 😀 - Citizen Bull - Neoequos - Final Gambit - American Promise - Admire Daytona - Luxor Cafe - Journalism - Burnham Square - Flying Mohawk - East Avenue - Publisher - Tiztastic - Render Judgment - Coal Battle - Sandman - Sovereignty - Chunk of Gold - Owen Almighty - Baeza

Everyone wants the “exceptional” result. Thats why all of you are here. But have you done the consistent work required to achieve that result? Have you… - Went through all of the course material OR did you pick and choose… - Logged every single one of your trades OR only the ones where you were “serious”… - Made a plan each trading day OR sometimes made a plan, other times skipped it because you “don’t have time”… - Reviewed and practiced on replay each week OR only every other week when you feel like it… - Let trades play out to profit or stop loss OR randomly moved stop losses/targets depending on how you’re feeling that day… There are no substitutes for consistency and time.

Kyle mentioned something about Apex wanting us to close trades at/by 4pm ET. Since I can only trade in the mornings. Is there a way I can set up and leave a Jedi trade on in the morning and have it automatically close at 3:45pm (if it hasn't already won or stopped out by then)? I'm wondering if there's a way to do this on TradingView.

Happy New Year! Short background: I've been a member for a short time, but in that time, I kinda fell off the wagon. I'm the type of person who looks for instant results, and if I don't immediately see progress, or I can't understand something quickly, I hop to another strategy. This year, I want to stop hopping and to commit to learning these strategies and follow the path to success that many of you have proven to be real. Issue: My biggest issue (outside of just being dedicated/consistent) is time. My work allows me to only trade for a few hours each morning. If I only have ~2 hours to trade each morning, which strategy should I FIRST choose to focus and learn/master, Jedi or Superman? Jedi: will allow me to more easily/quickly identify trades without having to wait for them to develop, and I can just set my targets and let them run. Superman: will allow me to be more precise and get out of a trade without needing to worry about "letting it run" or being forced out at 4pm ET. I'd appreciate your suggestions based on what your experience!!