How to Build a Trading System That Doesn’t Burn You Out When I first started trading, I thought I had to be glued to the screen all day to succeed. I chased every setup, watched every alert, and overanalyzed every candle. But what I didn’t realize is that this constant grind was slowly burning me…
Why I Stay Away From Overhyped Stocks (And What I Trade Instead) When I first got into stock trading, I thought chasing hyped-up tickers was the fast track to profits. You know the ones — all over Twitter, Reddit, or YouTube thumbnails with “1000% potential.” But every time I got in, I either bought too…
What to Focus On If You Can Only Trade One Hour a Day Trading Doesn’t Have to Take All Day When I first started, I thought I had to be glued to the screen from 9:30AM to 4PM just to make a profit. But over time, I realized something important: most of my best trades…
How I Built a Trading Routine That Fits Around My Life Trading Should Work for You — Not the Other Way Around When I first started trading, I thought I had to be glued to the screen all day. I followed everyone’s alerts, bounced from one setup to another, and felt like I was living…
The Morning Routine That Changed My Trading Game When I first started trading, I used to wake up late, scroll Twitter, and randomly jump into trades without a real plan. I was chasing noise. My mornings were chaotic, and so were my trades. Every entry felt rushed. Every loss felt personal. And I had no…
Why I Don’t Follow Anyone’s Alerts — And You Shouldn’t Either When I first started trading, I thought the key to success was simple: follow someone else’s alerts. I’d get pinged with a stock pick, rush into the trade without understanding why, and hope for a quick win. Sometimes I’d make a few dollars. Most…
How I Learned to Be Patient and Let the Stock Come to Me When I started trading, I used to chase everything. If a stock started moving fast, I’d jump in — no plan, no confirmation, just fear of missing out. And honestly, that’s how I lost more trades than I’d like to admit. I…
The First 15 Minutes: Why It’s the Only Time I Trade When I first started trading, I used to sit at my screen for hours. I thought the more time I spent watching the charts, the better I would do. But I was wrong. Over time, I learned that the first 15 minutes of the…
How to Create a Weekly Trading Plan That Actually Works When I started trading, I didn’t have a plan. I’d just show up, open my charting platform, and try to “catch something.” Not surprisingly, I lost money — and I was frustrated. Everything changed when I started building a weekly trading plan that was simple,…
Why Most Beginner Trading Advice Is Wrong (And What I Do Instead) When I first started trading, I followed all the typical beginner advice: use tons of indicators, watch 50+ stocks, try to trade everything that moves, and stay glued to the screen all day.Guess what? None of that helped me actually make money. Most…
How to Use Pre-Market Data to Build a Strong Watchlist One of the biggest shifts I made in my trading journey was learning to leverage pre-market data. Instead of guessing or waiting for alerts, I started my day with a clear plan — a focused watchlist based on what the market was already showing me…
How I Cut My Trading Losses in Half With One Routine Change When I first started trading, I was bleeding money. Some days it felt like I was doing everything right — checking charts, watching volume, reading headlines — and still, I’d walk away with losses. Over time, I realized something had to change. Not…
How to Simplify Trading and Still Get Results When I started trading, I thought I needed ten screens, ten indicators, and ten hours a day. I was overwhelmed, overcomplicating everything, and still losing money. But once I stripped it all down and simplified my process, that’s when the results came in — and they’ve been…
Why I Only Focus on a Few Stocks Each Week When I first started trading, I thought more was better. More tickers. More alerts. More opportunities. But over time, I learned the truth about profitable trading — it’s not about how many trades you take. It’s about how well you execute the right ones. I…
