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Tom Dante has a great video on youtube about creating a demon list. i suggest you to watch that and follow the tips. it really helps. AND the f***ing journaling helps a lot. i was against it all my trading years (6+) but in last year i have started to do it and it helps to see the weak points in my trading and because of that i have created my A+ setup which has a very very high success rate and when i see that i took way bigger position size and for most of the cases it works out well. i have also punishment rules if i do revenge trading and with that, you are more conscious when you are about to enter in revenge trade so then you can prevent it more easily. i also need to work more on the exits and for keeping trades longer, but from my journal i see that i have 60% of the time good exits on profitable trades, before it was waaay lower so now its even more challenging to increase the % of the perfect exits. and the usual stuff- workout and meditation helps a lot (at least for me) p.s. there will be always another trade so no point of being pissed about missing a good trade.

like your attitude towards that guy :D

all the mega links have an empty folder

wow, that's some impressive library! thx for the share!

there are 2 videos in total length of 20min. do you have the full course?

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here is the 25gb one. https://mega.nz/folder/bswU2arK#BrXrfL43hQIDDYVC8jESag

how was the first part? worth watching?

if its if myante from RTM then i do not suggest that. he is now even rebranding so he can attract more customers...

will reply the same what i shared in other thread, but it will help you. i suggest you to study wyckoff. VSA is a simplified version of wyckoff and missing a lot of important things. its, of course, harder to understand, but worth it! you can start with Tim Ord, David H. Weis (read: trades about to happen), Garry Fullett, wyckoff institute, feibel trading twitter posts (some has shared here long pdfs with his chart analysis). if you dig deep in the literature you will understand that a lot of strategies have developed from wyckoff, actually the biggest part of them. so its worth studying the creator...

i suggest you to study wyckoff. as VSA is a simplified version of wyckoff and missing a lot of important things. its, of course, harder to understand, but worth it! you can start with Tim Ord, Garry Fullett, wyckoff institute, feibel trading twitter posts (some has shared here long pdfs with his chart analysis)

can you share the course?

Has the group changed the name? I tried to find it on telegram, but it was not found.

Is the RTM stuff worth spending time? whats your experience guys? did someone went through his course? I had looked into his free stuff a while ago and it was basic things, that you can find anywhere...

for how much?