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31 contributions to InvestCEO with Kyle Henris
1 like • Jul 20
I haven't used Wealthchart. If you use that, you don't have a Tradovate account and can't use this with ALM.
Jul 11 •
Excited
I am interested in learning more about qualifying for a funded account, and how long this will take.
0 likes • Jul 11
Hi. It is exciting. How long will it take? I can pass in eval in 1 day, 3 days, 5 days..... It depends on me. The eval process is an automated process from signing up to creation to pass/fail into a funded account. Its also easy to blow 300 evals and any number of PAs and just keep losing money. In the workshop and the classroom here, Kyle goes over a lot of information. Learn the process, continuously assess your emotions and mindset. Your emotions and mindset will sabatoge you if you aren't able to control them. Don't focus on how fast you can pass an eval. Focus on what you are doing, how you are doing it, what you are thinking, and how you are feeling during the whole process of trading. Practice a lot with paper trading. Its easy to just buy an eval and go for it. Its also easy to get in a bad routine and continue to blow accounts, waste money, and develop extremely bad habits that are hard to break. Take it easy, follow the process, write down the process and have what you are looking for in the strategy to take or pass on trades, and practice it. If you get good at this, You can pass evals and get funded and take payouts.
1 like • Jul 11
@Russ Emley I'm a mac user too. I think you were on the call and talked about being a mac user. You can use Tradovate to trade in a browser, or use tradingview and connect Tradovate to tradingview. I also have a VM that is pretty cheap and setup ninja trader on it. I can trade 3 different ways. One issue with tradingview and Tradovate is you can only trade 1 account at a time. There is a way to copy trades from 1 tradovate account to the other ones even when trading with Tradingview. That is for a later time when you are further in the process.
Jul 9 •
Superman versus Tonight
Hey, I am watching the sessions after my kids are in bed and unfortunately missing out on the Q&A so wondering if anyone who heard that part or who has more experience with trading can help. I have been putting a lot of effort into learning Superman. What Kyle went over tonight is in a lot of ways very similar but also a new way of going about it. I get what he said about the where and when mattering more than the how. But I still need to decide my how and with trading being so new to me, it is overwhelming to be handed a whole new option. Would the best way to understand this be that once we are in the right place and time, look for a something that indicates that the market is doing what I expect it to. A candle closure above or below a fractal high is one proof. The fair value gap discussed tonight is another. Choose the one that is easiest to understand for now, and maybe add the other to my tool belt down the road? Also, are we now marking the daily and session highs and lows as a replacement for how we've been creating supply and demand zones, or what's the best way to think about identifying the where? I'm also curious the reason for the new framing. Is this to make it simpler for those who were struggling to execute what's taught in the course, or are you finding these zones more effective? I'm finding it super helpful and REALLY like this new way of thinking about it, just trying to figure out how to merge it with the other concepts that are also so new to me.
2 likes • Jul 11
Frank mentioned that the highs and lows are another place to look in addition to supply and demand. If you are practicing supply and demand, you can stick to that. Some of your supply and demands base will be the high and lows Kyle talked about. If the candle moves through your supply or demand and takes out the base, you could look for it to reverse from there. If you are just learning superman, just stick with that. Go back through paper trading, practice the supply/demand like you have, and add it the highs/lows as an additional area. If adding the highs/lows it to much, don't do it. If you have superman down and see it in your sleep, can recognize it with your back turn and feel comfortable adding in another strategy, then you could try the ifvg or order block or choch. Go back through and paper trade one of those others. You could go back after that, then trade the next until you have done each one. Just keep it simple, don't over complicate. If it is to much to add other these other strategies, just stick to 1 and keep practicing it.
Jul 11 •
Orders at High and Lows
I don't know how many times I have heard about orders sitting at high and lows that can cause a reversal to happen and to look at the best time of day where participants are. This week Kyle talked about this as a good place to look for an entry that shows it is going in the expected direction. I don't know what happened but something clicked and help reset my focus. It was a snap out of it moment with a clear view on that area again and seeing what is taken place. Thank you Kyle for that snap out of it and bringing clarity moment.
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Jul 11 •
Your Day 3 BONUS
Appreciate all of you that took the time to send messages for after Day 3 :) Your bonus is now ready, just need to check that link you grabbed or your email. The best is yet to come for the finale tonight!!! You'll want to be there.
5 likes • Jul 11
Great information in that bonus. I've learned some of the same things along the way. If my life is out of order, my trading will be out of order. When I started brining my life into order my trading got better.
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