Seems throughout Kyle's tutorials the main important theme is where you draw demand and supply blocks. All trades are dependent on this. However, in some of his examples I would have never recognized or agree with where to draw the blocks based on his teachings. Seems as though at times they are arbitrary. For example, for bullish usually view the adjacent red candle as the indicator to draw demand, but this isn't always true. In chapter 4, in the 5 min chart with superman move he highlights an entire green candle as the demand block, which is not what you would expect. Just seems to me that drawing supply and demand blocks are somewhat loosely defined. One person can clearly label a different block than another and potentially missing out or lose a trade because of it. If someone has some concrete advice on this please comment, or maybe I am missing something?

Can someone please clarify this for me? In Kyle's tutorial about superman (with trend) he talks about looking for large wick action and the engulfment candle. Once those are met set entry. However, in his superman reviews some lessons after in the same chapter he demonstrates an example (bullish) where the price must exceed/surpass the 5 min supply block, which is quite far from the lowest most candle (at the bottom of that dip), in order to draw the demand block and set up the trade. This seems much stricter than simply looking for wick action and engulfment candle, which did happen, but he didn't place the trade. So I am confused as to which one is correct.

Hi all. Got my very first PA. Took a while (several months) to get this after failing the first 2 attempts. Yes I failed twice and in a lot of ways I have learned what not to do during those times. We learned strategies from concepts taught by Kyle, but I soon realized I actually learned a lot about myself during this process. I am usually not the most patient person. I admit during my EA there were times I was chasing trades, being impulsive, revenge trading whatever you call it, and searching for quantity over quality. I could not wrap my head around the fact that you don't have to trade every day or several times a day in fact. I have much to learn still, and it's a good time to hone in on the skills that were taught rather than reinventing the wheel. One may get lucky for a little while, but not sustainable. It's a continuous journey, and I cannot believe how much more I know now than when I was a fresh newbie. Thanks to Mark Clarno for all his guidance and answers to my unlimited questions. My advice to all newbies (although I am still one), learn the trade, stick to what was taught and most of all keep your emotions in check. FOMO and FOF are very real. Good luck everyone!!!

Hi all, this wasn't a problem last week, but I just got this message today. Went to my Tradovate account and upon clicking on add-on I see TV, but it's $9.99. Am I missing something? Thanks.

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