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What a rip-off! Try giving Gil Young Jo at Next Level Trading a call. His reputation as a trading coach is probably the hottest right now on the street. Check out his blog: Day Trading Blog He has helped a lot of struggling traders turn profitable. Luck!

Miracle, I certainly think that it is. I've been with the firm for a few months now and have been able to use some of his trading techniques and now am at the point where I take home a few hundred in profit! :-) I learned that having a good coach is key. Try giving him a call. If you talk...

Whether you're a forex trader, stock, futures.........psychology is the most important thing - let's be honest, charts are easy to read..... You need to focus more on your discipline and the right frame of mind for successful trading. Best of Luck!!

Good post on breaking even: Day Trading Blog: Break Even

check the post: Day Trading Blog: Break Even

Best way to learn how to trade the right way is to learn from a coach/mentor. Check out my coach's blog for some good tips: Day Trading Blog

You might want to try a US prop trading firm....trading US stocks is perfect for English teachers in Korea.... Check out: Day Trading Blog

I found some helpful information... Day Trading With Gil Young Jo

Interesting question... Personally, I believe that some traders "seem" to be very lucky all the time only because they consistently are profitable. This is due in large part to their experience. I'd rather be good than lucky.

Very, very great advice......most traders try to join a prop firm just to get insane 100X leverage...you're much better off joining a prop firm that will actually teach and mentor you the right way. Totally agree with Parky. Cheers!

Anyone else beside me prefer the index ETFs versus normal stocks? I find less volatility, better spread and less anxiety...... Agreed? Thoughts? :whistling

Iza, Sorry to hear that you've been having some problems lately....it's been a tough trading environment for all traders and investors. I would suggest that you revisit which time intervals you're using.....sometimes, when I use more stable timeframes such as 3 0r 5 minute charts, I get better...

I've recently found this really coll blog. It's unlike most other blogs out there....seems a bit more "real" experience'y. DayTrading With Gil Young Jo

Good videos for reference: YouTube - 1GilYoungJo1's Channel Check out his blog: DayTrading With Gil Young Jo

UKTraderGirl made some really salient points. The best way to trade is to trade s/r within a smaller time period based on the overall larger time period trend. My mentor has taught me this strategy and it has consistently been making me money for the past few weeks. Good Trading!