I understand what you mean, but see if there’s another way to analyze it, or a filter, so you can have a smoother start.
I mostly trade using price action, with some moving averages.
Well, it’s quite a journey to go through, and we’ll succeed!
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No, I don’t try to understand those details too much. I just follow the flow of the information I’m receiving and absorb it little by little, feeling the changes, and that’s it.
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Funny, but just writing the previous post and noticing “I usually make money trading extremities with the right direction” gives me a good frame for my strategy. Almost like RT is guiding me to notice what works and what doesn’t!
Edit : My buddy who trades supply and demand usually feels them noticing clean break and retest setup. He’s got that sixth sense honed in.
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@SaintSovereign
If I ran this, or RICH, combining it with Emperor seems like a great fit.
But how about with Primal?
I’ve been feeling very drawn to that title of late.
It does have stuff around taking calculated risks, having a sense of enjoyment in what you do and a positive feeling that everything will work out well… and much much more! 
So yeah, I’m really interested to hear your thoughts on Primal with RICH Trader or RICH?
For reference, I am doing different kinds of business activities. It does include trading, which I want to learn and improve, but also entrepreneurial stuff around affiliate marketing and property.
So RICH Trader feels maybe a bit specific, but on the other hand, if the new RICH you’re hopefully releasing today has no scripting to improve one’s trading knowledge/skills, then maybe it’s too unspecific lol, as I do kind of want to get more serious about trading, even if it’s just a part-time activity.
So yeah, a bit torn about that decision too! 
Yes. The adaptive scripting will help a lot with this. But also what @Philemon said above:
Go with R.I.C.H. Trader. Trading isn’t addressed in RICH because… well, there’s RICH Trader, lol.
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Waiting for the processed email for custom.
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Overall, the bluntness I can handle. I’ve never worked at a trading desk because it’s not my thing, but I’ve had a couple of friends that did and the bluntness is part of it.
There’s something about Anton’s personality that rubs me wrong. Also he seems to have the attitude that “THIS” is the way to trade and the only way to trade, when in fact there are different ways to trade.
I will say this, I’m wanting to move more towards what you’re doing, more long term with dividends, even investing in corporate real estate and collect rents, but the daytrading gets me there and is a different beast.
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Anton did mention that your life needs to be “empty” to daytrade. I’m not English, I’m American and I don’t know if we have a different use of the word, but I took it, with his explanation, that your life needs to be free from drama, from partying on weekends, etc. When I was in car sales (actually loved it) our top salesman every single month (this was in Orange County California which is in the Los Angeles metro area) would go to Las Vegas often. I think he lost often and quite a bit so I think that was his motivator. LOL. Honestly would kick your but in day trading because you’d have these highs and lows and revenge trade, etc.
Heck I even lived in Las Vegas when I got into currency trading full time, due to the fact that Nevada doesn’t have a State income tax, and my life overall was drama free. Gambling has never been my thing, although I don’t mind casually gambling and small amounts.
But the great recession was just starting to happen, and one day I received a letter in the mail from the bank that the owner had his home loan at, and it told me I had 3 days to get out (I was renting). Talk about drama. Then the house I moved into ended up being right in the flight path of Nellis Air Force base. I work the European session so I work graveyard and I assure you wearing earplugs doesn’t do much when the house is shaking as they kick on their afterburners only a couple hundred feet above your house. LOL.
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Not exactly any Trader’s Bible, and I will say there is a lot of junk out there, however no matter what you trade an excellent place to get the absolute basics down and more is babypips.com. It is focused on Forex (currency trading in the spot market) and a few years back they added Crypto but when they get into the parts about chart reading it really doesn’t matter what you trade or invest because chart reading basics are the same in ALL financial markets. You just need to learn the intricacies of the market(s) you trade or invest in, but that comes after you master the basics of chart reading.
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Merci!
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I was thinking about this I dont think there is such a thing.
There are so many different trading philosophies and different ways to make money in the market.
If you are interested in more macro trading and understanding the how all the systems function at the highest levels I would recommend the book “Manipulating the world economy” By Martin Armstrong.
This I consider the “Trading Bible” for my trading philosophy. Although it has no content on execution and trading itself.
Edit: Potentially more relevant for C&C
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For futures I recommend Complete Day Trading Guide: FULL Roadmap for Learning (100% FREE) — ImanTrading
This dude hates trading gurus. His course which is free and always will be, it has the steps to get started if your interested.
For books I highly recommend:
Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom
The Daily Trading Coach: 101 Lessons for Becoming Your Own Trading Psychologist
Scalping:
Forex Price Action Scalping: an in-depth look into the field of professional scalping
Understanding Price Action: practical analysis of the 5-minute time frame
Edit: Responded to the wrong person but yeah. You’ll see this.
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Ran a loop before I went to sleep last night and woke up to look at stocks . Did an options trade on QQQ and despite not even fully executing my strategy properly. I calmly entered , managed and exited a trade at just the right moments which resulted in a 66% boost to my portfolio off a single trade. Best win i’ve had on the market in weeks.
Intuition was spot on and I caught the move even earlier than I entered it. I only needed to wait one extra minute for enough confirmation.
Long story short it looks like Rich trader does everything the copy says
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@SaintSovereign really sorry to bug you, but I was hoping you could also answer this question:
Do you think Primal and RICH Trader (or RICH) could work well together?
I’m guessing RICH, not so much, since it’s not focused on a specific pathway to wealth, and Primal (to my knowledge, doesn’t feature wealth scripting).
But RICH Trader and Primal?
Everything will work together, but there’s no special synergies between PRIMAL and the new RICH titles. I mean, it’d be like your standard seduction + wealth experience. Primal has a lot of boldness in it that R.I.C.H. Trader might temper into strategy instead of just raw passion.
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PDT limit was approved to be down from 25k to 2k for US brokers.
This is gonna be sick
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No worries @Moon I’ll take a look at it also because I’ve had countless people ask over the years how to learn trading and maybe I can recommend this.
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which would work better for trying to win as much as possible with roulette? R.I.C.H or R.I.C.H Trader? (yes, I am aware that both subs will not suddenly overcome the house edge)
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Still hoping for a R.I.C.H. Lucky Bastard.
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Where did you hear this? BTW, I’m not arguing or calling BS, I’m curious. This is one thing that has pissed me off in the US about trading in general. Look, if anyone has a few hundred dollars that they are willing to risk WTF does the government care? We’re all adults , so let us make those adult decisions.
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When I first started Forex trading back in 2006 I think the minimum amount to open an account in the US was about $ 10,000 or maybe even $ 20,000 (it’s been a while so I can’t recall the exact amount ) now you can open an account with literally like $ 1. Also there weren’t micro lots like now or even fractional pips. We had to trade standard lots (100,000 units) and trading the GBP/USD or the EUR/USD meant that each pip was $ 10 and your margin to make the trade was $ 1,000.
Many of these previous rules and laws didn’t make trading or traders safer. I live in Portland, Oregon and I swear there are plenty of people who spend hundreds a month on smoking marijuana. LOL.
So if they finally dropped the the PDT limit to 2k for US traders, that’s cool. But it also tells me that they know these inflated prices couldn’t last forever so now more uneducated idiots can throw money around like they are in Las Vegas. 
But the plus side is that there will be more money to take since they’re offering it. 
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@GoldenTiger I’m stabilising on Vibes St4 and Paragon and then will join you 
No convincing needed, just making sure I’m completely tackling health concerns first and foremost my friend.
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