Hello, everyone.

So, the first week of online trading is over.

I must say that the actual trading has not started yet. )))

The main reason for the delayed start is primarily within me. I have a headache, figuring out the boundary conditions for working with the initial deposit. But more on that later. While I was solving my problem, I identified a couple of issues from your side:

• Lack of understanding of what to do. The situation is banal and predictable: I say one thing, and you understand another. It’s a perennial problem. The only way to solve it is to ask questions and address each misunderstanding specifically. If not during the evening broadcast, then at least before or after it, face to face. A big thank you to those who do exactly that.

• Failure to adhere to your own rules. If we exclude the possibility of inadequacy (if not excluded, then these questions are for a psychiatrist – I’m not one), this problem is a consequence of the first one—lack of understanding of the sequence of actions. I can recommend the following exercise: without looking at the chart, write down ten times in a row what and how you will do tomorrow in the market. Do not peek at the previous variant. If you can’t write ten versions in a day, write for as many days as needed. Let’s say it takes half an hour to describe everything. If you write for no more than an hour, then in ten days, you will write ten times. Repeat this until you achieve complete coincidence. After that, move on to trading.

Speaking of trading. If the previous point is fulfilled, perfecting it on a demo account is a completely useless task from this moment on. Now you need only real trading at the minimum volume. We’ll increase it gradually. If, during the process, you encounter a situation that is not described in the previous point, stop trading and refine the sequence of actions.

In summary, the main drawback of this week is insufficient communication. The reason, most likely, is noble – you don’t want to bother me unnecessarily and hope to figure things out on your own. If you don’t want to ask me questions, ask them yourself, and then just forward me the written questions. By the way, a very good way that does not limit anyone in time: you receive a question and formulate it as you can (don’t be afraid to phrase it incorrectly, just be honest). Record the question on video. I receive it, contemplate the answer, and record a question in response. In the nearest webinar, I’ll voice both the answer and the question, understanding that by that time, you already have a recording of the answer and have had time to think about it.

That’s it. By the way, I would appreciate your feedback on the past week in the group. It’s not mandatory, but it can be helpful if you break down your thoughts into positives and negatives!

Stay tuned!