 Hey traders, this is Tosh Bradley. I go by T Bradley 90 in the My Investing Club, MIC community. Right now we have a very special holiday discount sale going on for MIC members or anybody wanting to join. We have $200 off our annual yearly package and we have an unprecedented thousand dollars off our lifetime package. And we are raising prices going into the new year. So if you want to take advantage of these discounts, they are only good and only available right now until December 31st. Take advantage. We will definitely, definitely be raising prices soon. So today we're going to be talking about and kind of like the comments I was talking about, Corey's trade. It's trading your game. That's what we're going to be talking about today. All right. So mama got run over by TCCO. So anyway, for those who this is their first webinar, what I normally do is I split it up into sections and over like, I'm thinking about changing up the sections maybe after Christmas or for the new year, maybe get some new new sections in here. But probably close out the year with this this format. I've liked it so far. I know that's sorry. So AMR except this is today. And I actually I kind of quit trading after the first hour. I like to start working on my webinars on Thursday and I really didn't want to get involved with this one any further. I didn't feel I didn't feel like buying it over five. And I wasn't, you know, I wasn't especially sold on the short given the volume. But anyway, I saw a couple opportunities in the morning like I normally do. I got a nice lower high short at the open now. Now, I don't want to like not practice what I preach. And so when I was writing in here, I got on the phone call a couple different times this week where I talk about like setup development. And when I talk to traders about like finding their setups that they like to trade. I have six setups like I literally have six seven ish eight if you count. If you count like a large pack. So I have six main setups. And so I try to keep my main setups like I tried to label each trade here the name of one of my setups. So, you know, I don't want to not practice what I preach. I preach that you should be able to name every single setup that you trade. TCCO. This was two days ago. This is my trades in the morning on it. And then I gave up on the day. I initially tried a little washout long, and I ripped the fuck out. I went for a long like I should have gone for the first long but I just like this stock was so volatile and it was one of those super, super everyone's got their attention on it stocks and I kind of didn't want to, I kind of wanted to let it like do its thing and kind of set the range for me. Right. I wanted to let it like pick the range like find the top find the bottom and I would trade off the established range. So I let it do its opening stuff and I said okay there's seven up here and there's, and there's you know 550 down here which kind of lines up with this six, you know the subsets here. There's slippage but this is the area where the support is this is the area where the resistance. So, let me get a wash, you know at this point I'm going to short it up here and buy it down here. We get a wash down here. I start to buy off of this support here. And like honestly like it pops up and I get stoked on it and then like it starts to wash like no no no no no this is this is so volatile I don't like I need to play this safe and I wouldn't put the fuck out. That's really good. How to make money and how to keep your money. I'd have to agree a lot of like honestly like I feel like I'm kind of like so boring in chat because like it feels like every time I talk about something I'm like oh I'm not trading that I'm not trading that like no I don't like this for that reason like I feel like I'm really boring in the. I feel like doing it so it's more of a it's more of a, I think it's probably superstitious for me now, but like, whenever I like, whenever I would do it day to day, like I did a day to day for a long time and like every single day I would be thinking about the I don't like putting it in. I really don't like putting it in. Like, like I'm either going to be like, like if I if I put it doesn't matter if I'm red or green, I put it in red. Oh, red like I need to make it back or like if I if I if it's like green green green like oh my gosh I don't have a red day don't have a red day like I just don't like thinking about it day after day after day I prefer to like not think about it for like a week or a month and I turned into a month. I like doing it on a monthly basis. And that's just like that's just from from from my up here. I kept track of locations. Now how would you differentiate between fear of being wrong versus fear of losing. Oh, no, no, no, they're both. Oh, sorry. No, those are the same fear of losing money and fear of being wrong or different. The way you can isolate it doesn't that's not really what you ask the way you isolate that is attempt to go in 10 chairs on a trade idea that you have if you can't pull the trigger on 10 chairs. It's not money you're afraid of losing. It's ego points. That's how you that's how you that's how you differentiate it in your mind. If if you're afraid of losing money or afraid of being wrong, but fear of being wrong if you're losing life in general. How's a good way to tell if you're a long bias trader versus short bias trader. What's slapping in the face bro like what slapping you in the face like when you're when you watch when you don't have a plan to trade and you see stocks that are going up. What's your natural instinct if you have to make a bit. What do you find yourself looking for are you looking at stocks and being like, oh man like I knew that one was going to go up. Is that what you're saying or are you saying, dude, I knew that was going to tank like that's kind of like that right there like the stuff that slaps you in the face. That's how you tell is like, you know, like what tends to be what you see when you're when you're looking for stocks like you find yourself saying I knew that was going to tank. It's like, man, why didn't I long like, like, like I knew that's the dip. Like, that's how you tell us is whatever slaps you in the face. Say if you want to say if you wanted to say if you wanted to scale into a line and risk of pivot high up on the chart, and the closest spot you can risk 20 cents away well it depends on the range of the stock that might not be too bad. Okay, risking $200 and your max size is one K. So your max size is dependent on how much you want to risk. You don't have a max size and have a max risk. You have a max risk that kind of tells you what your max size is anyway, if you cover 25% on the next line down and recycle that 25% to the line growth down. Would you then double your position for you? Yeah, so that's how I want to talk about in the recycling webinar. This is how aggressive you want to be. If you want to be really aggressive and skip to that full $200 risk, you can go big like that and that's a really aggressive trading side. Right. I'm typically not that aggressive and but that's just because normally the set of changes a little bit like if you get a whole lot of recycles, maybe it's consolidating a little bit too much. Maybe I don't want to have that much full risk on anymore. Like it all depends on the specific part to do this one. But yeah, if you want to be aggressive, I don't think there's anything wrong with that. You know what I'm saying? Like the point is like, yeah, I guess the part of the question was kind of broken in the first sentence like you don't have a max size. So it's not okay to, it is okay to go over the max if it's intended size as long as you're not going over max risk. So like, yeah, it's not like you can be like, oh, my max size is 100,000, but you know, I've locked in gains and I still want to risk 200 bucks. I'm still willing to risk 200 bucks even though I've locked some in. That's very difficult for a trader to do. You have a really aggressive to do that. Yeah, that's too aggressive for the most because part of trading is locking in money. Like you want to lock in some money. So it's like, it's very difficult to once you eliminated risk from the trade to put it back on. Now, I think in certain scenarios, you should do that. And maybe not put full risk back on, but you don't necessarily have to cap the trade at a win. You can still be okay with a break even trade and keep some risk on the trade. If it's a good setup, you want to capitalize the more you keep the risk on the more reward you're going to make, right? Like if you want to just eliminate the risk by taking off the size, you can do that. But you know, like by taking it out of the pot, you're not, you're not able to make that year. Yeah, so I think that breaks it. And MIC is great because I kind of agree with you guys. Yep. That longs every day. That's kind of, yeah. Hey traders, this is Tosh. I go by T Bradley 90 in the My Investing Club chat. 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