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Timeline to passing: May 2024: Found InvestCEO group after Kyle won the Skool Games June '24 - Sept '24: Took time to go through the course material (more than once) over the summer October 24- March '25: Finished Paper trading and started EA trading - Had no clue how important the daily plan and mindset/emotional discipline part of the course would be such a large determining factor of positive trading outcomes. April '25: Passed Eval (just under 6 month mark) What worked well: - Follow Kyles advice What didn't: - Make up my own trading strategy (Kyles programme is a proven formula, no need to mess with it) - Not logging Trades (primarily due to overtrading - too many to log) - Not limiting risk - Not waiting for quality trades to go for higher profit factor - Not staying in the trade - cancelling early does not protect EA it left me worse off in the long run - Not patient enough (March '25 was a real eye opener, tough trading month, you dont need to trade every day or even every week! I kept forcing trades each week. Comparatively, Kyle barely took any trades and walked away with $50k on almost the last day of the month) I have always wanted to get a better understanding of how the stock market works and how to actually begin trading, entry always seemed like a closed door. Given almost 100% of what you need to be a profitable successful trader is given away for FREE is ridiculous. Ill stop now but big thanks to @Kyle Henris for the relentless daily work rate and to @Ryan Henris , the coaches, our new firePOD and the community for putting up with all my stupid newby questions. If anyone has been at this awhile and feels like giving up, it only takes 3 - 4 good trades to pass. Be patient, keep going 🔥

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!

First time posting a screen screenshot so hopefully this goes through... Anyway, just checking with some of the pros in here to see if I have my supply/demand in correct places. Thanks!

I have gone through the classes and now I am going back through the Big Money Playbook while looking at the charts. I am having trouble identifying supply and demand. Is there any tips or tricks? Do I just need to keep practicing on the charts?