The hardest part of learning to trade isn't the indicators. It's staying patient when nothing is setting up. Anybody else feel this? The guide actually calls this out directly: "Patience is the system." Step 5 of the morning routine is literally build your shortlist, then WAIT for confirmation.

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1) "Do I need a paid TradingView account?" Nope — the guide walks through setting everything up free. 2) "How long before I go live with real money?" Paper trade first, no exceptions. "This is where most people shortcut themselves."

Genuine question: how many of you actually have a written trading plan — not just something in your head, but written down on paper or in a doc? Yes / No / Working on it — drop yours below. The guide has a whole Trade Execution Worksheet for exactly this reason — apparently most people skip writing it down and wonder why they can't stay consistent.

I keep seeing the same question in the comments: "How do I know if a squeeze is real or a false signal?" Here's what I've picked up: you need the dots AND the momentum bars to agree. If the histogram just flips yellow but price isn't sitting near support, that's not a real signal yet — that's noise.