-DISCLAIMER – So as I wrote in the Recommended books for investors and traders<\/strong><\/a>it isn\u2019t necessary to know everything about the markets and no need for endless strategies, if you want to read my inputs about strategies and what strategies i am currently using, you can read all about it in this Strategies<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n In this post I listed links to strategies I've enjoyed reading\/ learning and watching Their videos. \nEven when I don\u2019t trade according to them, the small clarifications usually are an added value and give me new perspectives and insights regarding investors\u2019 behavior. And one last equally important thing to mention before watching the videos\/taking a course on strategies... Meaning, I would prepare a thirty row chart, Meir Barak - Tradenet Day Trading Academy:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Meir Barak, the only trader I feel that I \u201cknow\u201d even though I do not, and would be very happy to get to know and maybe study with him down the line, I\u2019ve read his book \u201cThe stock whisperer\u201d several times and I highly recommend it.\n) I'm not sure if there is an English translation of it(<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n He speaks in my favorite language in the world (Hebrew) but even his English videos are super informative and clear and I could easily put up links to all of his videos since I find them all to be great and I haven't yet to come across a video of his that I didn't learned something from.<\/p>\n\n\n\n True, I am less fond of titles such as \u201c40,000$ in one hour\u201d etc,<\/p>\n\n\n\n But in his case it is the truth and it probably does the job in terms of visits to the website.<\/p>\n\n\n\n He and his team have undisputed experience, knowledge and abilities and he can afford to trade in large sums and high leverage, watching his trade room or watching him trade in post factum I would be absolutely mesmerized. \nI was day trading for many months, while watching him simultaneously live in his trading room on Youtube (at least for the first 2 hours of the trading day) and I'm not gonna lie, I enjoyed every minute of it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n As a beginner day trader, nothing was more enjoyable for me than getting a glimpse into the world of the pros, and pros they indeed are: Meir, Scott, Yogi - super pros (especially Scott, his my favorite) but I eventually had to remind myself that I was choosing another path, I do not want to be Meir Barak when I grow up, I want to be me. After some time I\u2019ve decided that being the person that I am, and the peace of mind that I\u2019m looking for, which sounds like the opposite of the field I chose to work in, but it actually makes a lot of sense. You can read about it in the Mindfulness, practice and their connection with trading<\/strong><\/a> and inMantras of a successful day trader - Coming soon<\/strong><\/a>posts.\nwhat\u2019s best for me is to trade quietly and on my own, with a minimum of trades.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Again, you can watch them all, they are all interesting and clever but it\u2019s important to always keep in mind that there is not a strategy in the world which can give you consistent profits by herself!
<\/strong>The most important thing for me is to evolve beyond and to get in to a trader mindset and by that not to build up expectations based on one strategy or another and getting to the traiding day full of expectations besides the expectations from myself to work according to the rules and laws i have set for myself!<\/strong>
And yes, I\u2019m still not completely there yet, and there are some days that I make a lot of money from trades that don\u2019t hold up to my own rules, to me these days are not good days despite the profits. \nDays like this, if I will continue with them or allow myself to get excited by will eventually delete all my earnings with a few unplanned trades \u2013 guaranteed!!!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
<\/strong>from my personal experience of multiple viewing of videos as learning new and very logical strategies, and running off to invest according to them which of course caused me to lose a lot of money...
I will never trade again in the strategy I\u2019ve learned without accurately calculating the amount of money I am willing to spend on testing it myself!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
execute thirty deals in which I risk a smaller amount than I\u2019d risk in a regular trade (so I will know in advance what is the maximum l can afford to lose in case all thirty deals fail, and am willing to take on that loss if it were to happen and not a demo: losing real money)<\/strong>and I will write down the outcome of every trade taken\n by the strategy and only then, after I will see for myself that I am able to work according to the strategy and win in a large percentage of my trades, only then will I start to invest according to it regularly in my normal risk level I work with.<\/p>\n\n\n\nSo these are some of the strategies that I enjoyed watching videos that explain and teach about them:<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
Each one of us is built differently, and I guess I wasn\u2019t built for the pace and thrill levels that I\u2019ve reached when was trading with the room (in spite of the delay on the Youtobe stream I could follows the deals they\u2019ve took in advance and get in on the same prices), the thrill and my inexperience caused me to make mistakes and enter trades I was unsure of and because of being afraid to lose more money than I was able to afford exiting (running away...) at a big loss and not waiting for the return of the price in my direction losing so much money, amazing trades that have ended with massive gains in the trading room were painful loses for me since I didn\u2019t know how and wasn\u2019t able to manage them the same way they were managed in the trading room.<\/p>\n\n\n\n