Traders, I'm curious, what was one of your biggest losses? 👇🏼 If you're curious about mine, I share my story in this video on how I got my name, the Humbled Trader 👉🏼ua-cam.com/video/Gzz1hUBuGWI/v-deo.html
1. Remove the indicators 2. Implementation of risk management 3. Focus on charting ( look and analyse charts "mindfully") 4. Planning the trade a night before
Becoming a good trade takes time and patience. When i first got into trading i was liquidated twice, and lost my entire mortgage deposit. I could have given up, but decided to learn how to trade and put it into practice. 4 years later and i am glad i made that decision.
@@chrismillson2779 I started becoming more consistent in 3 phases, first was when i killed greed, then i became more patient, but he must important part was when i started working with ''Christine Marie Rocke'' a coach who made me understand the importance of avoiding FUD, FOMO AND HERDS mentality. with her entry and exit strategies i was able to grow $10k to $70k in 5 months in a well diversified portfolio.
@@chrismillson2779 She has been of great help and her tutelage has brought me to a higher understanding of profit generation. You can look up Christine on your browser for her page in order to reach.
Very relatable to a lot of traders! Losing is a part of it and something every trader has to go through, don't give up and keep learning. You will find what works for you, just be patient 👏🏻
another note re: risk management.... if 1%-2% is your max account risk per trade, that doesn't mean that every trade deserves that risk . Only risk your max 1-2% on the best setups only
I had someone trading for me. Well, I studied it was all my savings and I was taking for it 35k I feel so stupid. I’m going to work hard to try to learn this. All the information is a little overwhelming at first thanks to people like you. I got a fighting chance to learn on my downtime.
That risk management statistical chart was REALLY HELPFUL to see in actuality. It helped me see where my system had some holes and my day to day isn't averaging out well. Going to write up my own based on your computations. Much appreciated
One of the best vids you've ever done, and that's saying a lot. While we know there is *no holy grail* for trading, you've included a lot of what it takes to succeed here. Thank you and all the best.
The problem with researching the day before is that most of those traders are done for and gone. The best seems to be before market open find the potential direction, trades and key levels.
I like your 3 to one risk reward,,,but there is a superior approach. Risk one bar, your entry bars low or at most the prior bars low or high.....I have studied trading for 20 years and I learned this from a very very successful hedge fund trader.
Dear Shay When will you do a day in the life again? I miss that. I remember watching your day in the life like everyday P.S: you still a great trader, I love it
Great video. Thank you. Price action is definitely paramount for me. I do use several indicators but they aren’t my trigger. I use them somewhat differently than other traders I talk to. But they can be a distraction as can lots of markings on your charts. But the couple I use definitely help me when I flip between time frames. Thanks again for some great input.
But I love my MACD and SuperTrend indicators !!! I do agree though you can't solely rely on indicators and need to observe the market movements and bid ask transitions. I'm always learning and still at rank of newbie trader.
Biggest loss. I used to trade for a very large corporate retirement portfolio but never had significant losses. But I also traded futures for my personal account before the internet was available. At that time I meant to go short on copper. I gave the desk my trade and they executed long 🤯. I contested it and when we reviewed the recording of my trade order I had used a single word incorrectly which caused the confusion. 🤬🤬🤬. I lost about $2,200 on the trade. My trading style is something between day trading and swing trading. I generally go for moves that last a few hours to a few days. I almost always close out the trade at the end of the day. Too much can happen overnight and I’ve been burned too many times by “surprises”
Just wonderful Humble. Two questions to start: 1. when you mention 11:00 what time zone was that?; 2. Your desk set up you have two lightings one between monitors the other side lamp. I'm having trouble picking lighting for my desk would you please share with those products and that unique chair you are sitting in. Thank you for your video I plan on watching more. :)
Love the video. 3:1 R/R makes perfect sense. The problem I have, which I would like to suggest to you as a future video is: What are 3:1 R/R setups? Is it when hits a support level? Gap-and-Go? Which ones offer 3:1? Thank you.
Beautiful view out the window. Is that Vancouver inner city? I'm Australian and considering move OS and the issues I have here with Market hours are a consideration of where I would go.
it remind so much about betting football 90% or higher lose on betting but those people that really study and prepare a day before have way higher change of wining
can you do a video about your daily routine. specifically how you are trading during the day ( ie. what times, how long, etc.} and what info exactly do you study. there is so much info out there is it very confusing for new traders
Thank you for keeping it real about the commitment it takes to become a successful trader. Practice, learning from your mistakes and having a system are so key. Please put up videos about how to chart for swing trading...thanks!...🤠
Nice video especially about risk management. The line for Joe's indicator shop is a mile long and most people don't know what risk management and a stop loss is lol!!! I see people get decimated without one everyday... Minimizing losses is rule 1, 2 and 3. Also paper trade it until you perfect it.
i use indicators and they work just fine for me, but its just one. Tells me clearly my exits and entries based on candle colors. As a visual learner this was crucial for me.
I'm a female 42 years old and of My dream is to become a successful day trader. Unfortunately that hasn't happened. I did really well on bull market but this market I have lost a lot money. I will keep watching your videos. Thank you🙏
The major disadvantage of stock to control risk management is that it is hard to risk proper amount of money in large size stock price like TSLA with small account. Another tip for day trader is that everyone can prepare the last week's high and low so that we can know the the level reaches, day trader can prepare for long and short.
I think by "risk" in this video, it's referring to where you set your stop loss. Regardless of trade size, you limit your risk by setting your stop loss to appropriate range for your risk management goals. Using the example in the video, if you choose to risk $25 per trade, trade size doesn't matter - just stop out at -$25 and you have effectively managed your risk.
Truely understanding and accepting risk mixed with learning about how probability’s and random outcomes work and working on your psychology aka listening to mark Douglas is what you should do as a new trader . All this stuff your talking about comes like second to that
Traders, I'm curious, what was one of your biggest losses? 👇🏼
If you're curious about mine, I share my story in this video on how I got my name, the Humbled Trader 👉🏼ua-cam.com/video/Gzz1hUBuGWI/v-deo.html
Ma'am ...your videos are inspirational. Can we connect via email?
$121 😂
Hi! Do you have a business email?
6K on a PDUFA gamble.
Got cocky after being right 4 times in a row.
$3.50 but it wasn't to trading, the Lochness Monster show up to my house and robbed me.
1. Remove the indicators
2. Implementation of risk management
3. Focus on charting ( look and analyse charts "mindfully")
4. Planning the trade a night before
Becoming a good trade takes time and patience. When i first got into trading i was liquidated twice, and lost my entire mortgage deposit. I could have given up, but decided to learn how to trade and put it into practice. 4 years later and i am glad i made that decision.
When did start finding consistency? ..and more honest question is how long would a rough expectation be to find consistency for a new day trader?
@@chrismillson2779 I started becoming more consistent in 3 phases, first was when i killed greed, then i became more patient, but he must important part was when i started working with ''Christine Marie Rocke'' a coach who made me understand the importance of avoiding FUD, FOMO AND HERDS mentality. with her entry and exit strategies i was able to grow $10k to $70k in 5 months in a well diversified portfolio.
@@emilybrown2719 How can i get to this person that helped you?
@@chrismillson2779 She has been of great help and her tutelage has brought me to a higher understanding of profit generation. You can look up Christine on your browser for her page in order to reach.
I'm glad you kept up with it! I'm 3 years in 😊😊 we can find out niche and refine it! 💪💪
Very relatable to a lot of traders! Losing is a part of it and something every trader has to go through, don't give up and keep learning. You will find what works for you, just be patient 👏🏻
I agree. Remove the noise. Read the news. Focus on what is happening at the moment in the price action.
Love ya !
another note re: risk management.... if 1%-2% is your max account risk per trade, that doesn't mean that every trade deserves that risk . Only risk your max 1-2% on the best setups only
1:13 - 1. focus on price action
3:51 - 2. risk management
9:56 - 3. charting
14:19 - 4. disciplined routine
My favorite two UA-camrs no. 1 Humbled UA-camR no . 2 The Trading Geek 😊
The thing is price action.👍
Thanks for sharing , it is very empowering
The only Trader on UA-cam, who has substance, and not a history of "how I took this or that Trade"..Keep it up Canadian lady!
Thanks for ur support
Maam u r an honest trader..... lots of love from India
I had someone trading for me. Well, I studied it was all my savings and I was taking for it 35k I feel so stupid. I’m going to work hard to try to learn this. All the information is a little overwhelming at first thanks to people like you. I got a fighting chance to learn on my downtime.
Very true indeed!! Great information
Nice Tips 👌 greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 ,👍
My Favorite Teacher!
But then came along UA-cam and got you to where you are today.... But for real, you're a good teacher. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for sharing. I got so much value.
Great value HT.
Keep going
AMAZING VIDEO
That risk management statistical chart was REALLY HELPFUL to see in actuality. It helped me see where my system had some holes and my day to day isn't averaging out well. Going to write up my own based on your computations. Much appreciated
One of the best vids you've ever done, and that's saying a lot. While we know there is *no holy grail* for trading, you've included a lot of what it takes to succeed here. Thank you and all the best.
😂
Bless you for this
U are my best day trader ,
This was a really good video!
The problem with researching the day before is that most of those traders are done for and gone. The best seems to be before market open find the potential direction, trades and key levels.
@NoName day before does work in a consistently trending market.
Thank you, I made almost the same Experience with losses.
Very insightful video.
Thank you❤
1 mil subs here we come!
Great Video! Risk management is NUMBER ONE. The Goal of A GROWTH CURVE in ones portfolio should be second.
Took me 4 years, now I'm big balling
Merry Christmas ❤
Your step one...price action is spot on. You should be able to see reversals wo indicators. Next use indicators to support your candlesticks.
Excellent video
love the new intro shay, props for your videos.
I can definitely relate, I win small and lose big, hope I will become a profitable trader like you in the long run. Thank you for this video shay!
Great video and personality!! Study and get obsessed with your strategy and process….
that is some good information, thank you Shay, gave you a like and see you next time💗👍👀
I like your 3 to one risk reward,,,but there is a superior approach. Risk one bar, your entry bars low or at most the prior bars low or high.....I have studied trading for 20 years and I learned this from a very very successful hedge fund trader.
Dear Shay
When will you do a day in the life again?
I miss that. I remember watching your day in the life like everyday
P.S: you still a great trader, I love it
Maybe one day! Thanks :)
Muchas Gracias, por tus videos he aprendido mucho de ti, y estoy siendo ahora rentable, te admiro mucho.
"if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail". best line for trading
Great video. Thank you. Price action is definitely paramount for me. I do use several indicators but they aren’t my trigger. I use them somewhat differently than other traders I talk to. But they can be a distraction as can lots of markings on your charts. But the couple I use definitely help me when I flip between time frames. Thanks again for some great input.
But I love my MACD and SuperTrend indicators !!! I do agree though you can't solely rely on indicators and need to observe the market movements and bid ask transitions. I'm always learning and still at rank of newbie trader.
Wow. This lil vid so impactful 👏
Thx! Iam wait for solide Strategies 🙂
Biggest loss. I used to trade for a very large corporate retirement portfolio but never had significant losses. But I also traded futures for my personal account before the internet was available. At that time I meant to go short on copper. I gave the desk my trade and they executed long 🤯. I contested it and when we reviewed the recording of my trade order I had used a single word incorrectly which caused the confusion. 🤬🤬🤬. I lost about $2,200 on the trade. My trading style is something between day trading and swing trading. I generally go for moves that last a few hours to a few days. I almost always close out the trade at the end of the day. Too much can happen overnight and I’ve been burned too many times by “surprises”
This video is pure gold 💯
Who are you?
Thank you so much. Learned each time. Discipline is key.
Once again well done and right on video.
Thanks again!
Just wonderful Humble. Two questions to start: 1. when you mention 11:00 what time zone was that?; 2. Your desk set up you have two lightings one between monitors the other side lamp. I'm having trouble picking lighting for my desk would you please share with those products and that unique chair you are sitting in. Thank you for your video I plan on watching more. :)
This is a great video, Well done!
The first one is so true . PURE PRICE ACTION
Would've liked to see some previous day examples and how they played out in the charts.....
She will never show it
Thanks for sharing your experience. 😀😀😀
Great video, this is what I needed to hear
this beautiful lady growing like a gem as a trader and as a mentor also ❤... love ur vedios 😊
THANK YOU FOR SUCH A VALUABLE INFO YOU HAVE SHARED
Love the video. 3:1 R/R makes perfect sense. The problem I have, which I would like to suggest to you as a future video is: What are 3:1 R/R setups? Is it when hits a support level? Gap-and-Go? Which ones offer 3:1? Thank you.
Helps me alot!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us. Cant. wait to see the result.❤
Love you so much❤
5:36 where can we get this spreadsheet?
Thanks for your lessons, from now on, i'm learning with 0 indicators...wish me luck
Beautiful view out the window. Is that Vancouver inner city? I'm Australian and considering move OS and the issues I have here with Market hours are a consideration of where I would go.
Thank You coach
it remind so much about betting football 90% or higher lose on betting but those people that really study and prepare a day before have way higher change of wining
You are right dear Trader 👍🏻😇
can you do a video about your daily routine. specifically how you are trading during the day ( ie. what times, how long, etc.} and what info exactly do you study. there is so much info out there is it very confusing for new traders
Love your positivity
thanks for ur support :)
Thank you Shay!
You are so welcome!
Thank you
🙏
1M subscribers you wil reach soon 🎉🎉🎉
Your co worker loves you
8:05 CAN I GET THAT EXCEL I KNOW YOURE BUSY WULD REALLY APPRECIATE IF I COULD GET IT
Super! Now a video on seeing you plan a chart for next day would be great indeed! 🎉
Thank you for keeping it real about the commitment it takes to become a successful trader. Practice, learning from your mistakes and having a system are so key. Please put up videos about how to chart for swing trading...thanks!...🤠
🤟😎 💯 Great video Shay... Happy Trading!
Great Video - where can I get that risk spreadsheet for simulation learning?
price action and moving average
Love your sense of humor! Do you mind sharing your Risk management sheet please?
All I can say is, focus on numbers,price "low and high",volume,percent if you study these method you will become a pro trader.
Nice video especially about risk management. The line for Joe's indicator shop is a mile long and most people don't know what risk management and a stop loss is lol!!! I see people get decimated without one everyday... Minimizing losses is rule 1, 2 and 3. Also paper trade it until you perfect it.
You are great 👍
I cracking up watching this video! loved it
Glad you enjoyed it!
i use indicators and they work just fine for me, but its just one. Tells me clearly my exits and entries based on candle colors. As a visual learner this was crucial for me.
I'm a female 42 years old and of My dream is to become a successful day trader. Unfortunately that hasn't happened. I did really well on bull market but this market I have lost a lot money. I will keep watching your videos. Thank you🙏
Great Video! "Trading is the hardest way to make easy money!"
very nice , can we get your risk management excel formulas ?
The major disadvantage of stock to control risk management is that it is hard to risk proper amount of money in large size stock price like TSLA with small account. Another tip for day trader is that everyone can prepare the last week's high and low so that we can know the the level reaches, day trader can prepare for long and short.
I think by "risk" in this video, it's referring to where you set your stop loss. Regardless of trade size, you limit your risk by setting your stop loss to appropriate range for your risk management goals. Using the example in the video, if you choose to risk $25 per trade, trade size doesn't matter - just stop out at -$25 and you have effectively managed your risk.
I like your face in the winning picture. Your side gig could be being a model. Thirsty comment of the day complete. xD
ma'am make video option buying risk mangement
Your personality is everything lol new subbie here 😊
Truely understanding and accepting risk mixed with learning about how probability’s and random outcomes work and working on your psychology aka listening to mark Douglas is what you should do as a new trader . All this stuff your talking about comes like second to that
I am a master of losing. The funny thing is once I mastered losing I got way worse at it.
You know you were practicing charting and watching price action during your 9 -7 job lol. Good video! Thanks
I want to be like you one day, thanks!
When you say consolidations at mid-day and breakouts after 11am... what zone time you are referring?
Straight to the point. Thank you for sharing and have a great day! 😁