 What are my three to five confirmation? There's so many different things that we do, right? I'll show you guys an example of a nice trading plan, right? But as long as you say discipline consistent with that, it's just crazy because of the risk reward on each trade that we're taking. Just like the stuff we talked about today, right? That's really good. Just plug in and then just get people set up, right? Especially in the areas where you're helping people and stuff like that. Just set them up. First 28, 48 hours, like set them up and get them going because the excitement's there, like just a simple walkthrough, just a simple show them how to do stuff, like show people on the MetaTrader how to put a demo account, all the extra stuff, play with it. And if you give somebody a demo account, just put them in the trade and just show them how to do it. They're already in this pipeline to play with it. So when you tell them to go in the academy and that's just funny, they're just gonna go down. Cool, quick question. Thank you. Awesome guys. Next, anyone else? Rob, you want to come up here, brother? We have Rob to ask a question. Thank you, Rob. Hi, guys. Yeah, so definitely that's great to have you in town. We appreciate having you here. I appreciate having you here. So far, out of all of the guys of you that don't know me, I've been trading for nine years. And the closest strategy to my style of trading, so far, all the educated are sitting in the company. Saving is definitely the closest thing. So we definitely trade on some of the levels. No, it's true. So if you respect everything you've said today, you're actually trying to monitor in line with what I agree. And like, we're talking to each other. Like, in day one, you're gonna be seeing some of this board ratio of protecting money. And my question is for you. How long do you recommend for a brand new trader to stick with a demo account? And I don't think you're confident enough to switch over to what is your opinion, I believe. Very good question. Very good question. So when you say the demo account, are you wanting to at least... Yeah, I understand that. Yeah, my bad. When it comes down to the demo account aspect, I would say, honestly, what I told my students to do, like the people that are coming to the organization, I have to make a live account and a demo account at the same time. I tell them to practice the stuff that they're learning from us and the academy on the demo account until they're consistent and they're profitable, they can see the trade and stuff like that. But I'll have them follow our trades with their real money just so they could actually be learning and earning at the same time, right? Because you're still gonna follow the risk management even if you're taking the trades. You're still gonna make good percentages, you know, risk reward wise, whether it's like one, like the average trades are like one to six or one to eight minimum risk reward, right? Some of them are crazy ones, they're stupid, but I would say just demo-wise, I mean, there's no specific time, it's just how long it takes to get real comfortable, you know? I mean, I've seen people demo for a couple of weeks and go crazy, I've seen people demo for a year or two and then finally start trading, right? But if you have a solid system and a solid plan and a good plan and a good strategy, it's cool. You know, a lot of things that in the market, some of that's interesting in the market, it's like that, you know, the market's always changing and adapting, right? And strategies come and go. You know, I was conversation with Chris there and he said in the 1980s and the early 90s, he said, guys will make millions of dollars off the MACD and the RSI, right? Like millions, millions of dollars. He said those same guys, he said they're no longer making money, like they're broke, like those old things don't work, right? It's strategy-wise. So, you know, what we've been able to find today with just the information that's available, it's like, you know, I showed you guys today, right? It's like, it's a science. Like, this is how the money is moving in the market, this is how it's being manipulated and you just gotta learn those easy concepts, right? Most of it is pretty easy, right? But, I mean, demoing to live, I always just have them start a live account so they can follow along and then demo until they're comfortable. There's no, I wouldn't necessarily, I mean, they start making money within like the first week or the first two weeks once they pop into the trades, right? But I'm even further, I mean, everybody learns at a different pace. You know, it might take you six months to get to the point where you're killing it. It might take you like three months. It might take me nine months. So, it's more of a personal preference. It's just like, how fast and what are the types, though? That's a perfect answer. I also definitely want to throw out there that I totally respect how you like to talk about, be careful when you're scalping. Some of the indicators work better when it's short-term, but it's not affected by the trumping or whatever, but I like when you said, you know, you can be right nine out of 10 times scalping, and then that one scalp will wipe you out. So, I totally are in line with that, and I like that idea of trading for the long-term, and then you avoid the daily noise that can wipe you out with that little stupid wig that kills you, right? But that also gives you guys the time to build, right? And I appreciate your advice today to remind me today, be careful during the Christmas time, because yes, things can move very violently because of the low falling, and there's big swing for no reason, and then big swing down the next day. So, take this time to learn the same thing, and I want to know in your trading plan, though, do you factor into your predictions just weekly? So, looking at the other perspective of not trading too short of a time frame, do you look at longer time frames than your one-week prediction? Do you factor that into your decision-making, like where the economy might be on the new year or two, because you said you watched the economy? So, you know the structure stuff we've been over today? When you guys start seeing structure on the higher time frame, but today we looked at ADUSD on the monthly, right? On the monthly time frame, we're seeing that it's coming to that sell-to-buy channel, right, we were talking about it today, and so they've already mitigated off of that prediction. So, all that really means is, like, the higher time frame is important because you're seeing the overall direction of where the market's headed, right? So, you know, the best thing about it is just following the trend. You just want to use the higher time frame to see which way the momentum's going, and then you don't just follow the momentum, right? 80% of your guys' trade should be going with momentum or going with the trend, and 20% should be like reversal and stuff, right? So, really, it's just zooming in and zooming out of the time frame. I think that's about a great question, Ron. Come on, come on, come on. Great job, Ron. I have a question. Yeah, guys, come on up here, good question, come on up here. Vidalri, give Vidalri a round of applause, guys. Thanks, I appreciate it. So, you had mentioned, just in this conversation, how the things that worked 20 years ago, you mentioned those two guys or a couple guys don't work anymore. Can you expound on that? Does that mean once we learn the system, right, and not only just follow you, but kind of dive into education and kind of learn how to trade, is that knowledge become obsolete in five years? Yeah, break that down. Yeah, this is a more insight. There you go, like, do you have to constantly, like? No, it's not like that, so it kicks off. So, when I was talking about the guys 10 years ago, they were using indicators, right? I was talking with him earlier, we were talking about indicators. When it comes down to indicators, they're a lagging instrument. They tell you kind of what? Well, my bad. Indicators are like lagging instruments, right? So, they kind of tell you what's happening after the moves kind of already happening, right? So, especially in the forex market, that stuff just kind of comes and goes. So, the stuff that we're going over today was just like a real market geometry type stuff, like the way, you know, there's like a science and there's a way that the markets move. Like, they don't move willy-nilly. They move like specifically, these patterns repeat, like the same stuff I'm showing you guys today, you can go back in time, you're looking like the 80s and 90s and so on and so forth, right? So, a big part of the way we're doing it is we're playing off of where the banks are moving the market, right? So, first off, we learned how to identify where they enter and exit, like manipulation lines. And then they play off of those same points several times. So, where they exit or enter is pretty much where we're exiting the entry. Where the targets are and so on and so forth. It's not like perfect, it's not like I had a meeting at the banks and then you'll go, we're about to get in the straight line. You know, Bank of America, like Texas, it's not like that. It's just like, based on what we've been able to learn and the consistency of it, we've been able to see what happens. And I mean, I would say losses too, bro, but I mean, losses are gonna happen no matter what. I mean, like with Ron, it's just hot, right? But you just keep moving. And the thing about these concepts too, it's, I don't know, the guys from like 20 years ago, when I was talking about that too, you said in five years we're gonna be obsolete. It might not necessarily be obsolete, but there might be more information that we can add on to it to make it better. You know, people back then, they were just, you know, they were, it was less information back then too, right? What's your role? Hopefully that answers it. All right, thank you, bro. Great question. All right, guys. Awesome job, man, good, awesome, awesome, awesome job. The question for you is, you started out at age 19, you first started, okay? All right, so you've come to the point where you understand the fundamentals of what to do and when. What sort of got you to the place where this, you actually got to master the skill and so there was some ups and downs with it, so that we can sort of avoid some of those pitfalls? What are some of the things, like fundamentals, that I've turned to, okay, somebody's coming in the first month, first six months, first year, as a master in this material, where should they be looking, what should they be studying? So coming into it, when we first started training, you were trying, there was an information was there, but there wasn't good information much, right? So it wasn't like anybody specifically showing us or mentioning us or guiding us. Like the information you guys got this weekend was like good quality stuff. So what I really wanted to get across is, we were learning, or the reason why we have the skill we have today is because we took all the losses and the lessons, right? We did all the hard work. We paved the way for what works. Eventually we got to the point where we found something that worked, we stayed consistent with it, we made it better, we made it better, we made it better and now we made it to what it is today, right? So when it comes down to what we're doing for people is we're showing them what works right off the rip instead of them wasting time and year and energy and money just trying to do the little stuff to make it work. We're showing people what works. We showed right off the rip, like when people get started, we just plug them right into the system and show them a strategy that works that we've been using for one years, two years, three years, things that would constantly get better. So when they get plugged in, we just plug them straight into the steady education and then they steady make bread. But was that a reason? That's a good question. You said something about fun, that says, well, my god, I don't need to make you get up and leave your body chicken, all right? All right, so what I'm saying is this. I get that there's these that you have and I get that you have the education that you're walking, that you're going on. The idea is that people want to be able to learn to be able to do it for themselves, right? And so in terms of those things that must have fundamental, if I'm buying a real estate, I understand if I go into a certain area, I know I have to go to the city hall, find out what the city plans are, I have to find out what the migration path is there, what the internet level is there, what the city plans are. So it gives me a better sense of where I'm gonna get the best value for my money. So there are fundamental, there's a checklist that you go through in order before you make that, before you make that investment. And so what I'm saying is that first, because we're trying to fast cut, although it takes time to learn this skill, so what kind of, is there like a fundamentals checklist? So we call it a confirmation checklist, right? So when it comes down to your trading, you're gonna have certain confirmations and preferences you need before you enter a trade, right? So within the education, we'll give you what you should be looking for to take the trade. Earlier when I was saying trading plan, your trading plan, you'll write your confirmation so that you need to have at least three to five things telling me the trades didn't go this way based on whatever I'm looking at in the market, right? But we'll break down what those specific things are. So like we have that, like if you want to go live, that's already my thing. Like it just, I guess the way we ask it, that makes sense. But yeah, there's a confirmation checklist, like you know, certain things that are key to find a successful trade. Oh, mastering it? I mean mastering it just kind of goes back to you and your personal, like how much discipline do you have? You gotta practice it. But I mean, it's the same thing every time. Like every trade you take, it's the same thing every time. I'm only buying, the stuff I'll teach you guys this week, I'm only buying and uptrend, right? I'm buying higher and lowest. I'm only signing or downtrend, I'm only selling lower highs, right? I'm buying off key levels off the fifth, right? We're entering off institutional gambles. And that's literally the same setup every time. Every trade should pretty much be very similar. Whether you're buying or selling, it's gonna be, okay, I'm selling off of these confirmations. You just get good at finding those specific confirmations and literally, so it's just like shooting a free throw, if you shoot it so many times, it's just natural. So once people learn the confirmations, then it's just up to them, like how long since they've been in the company system. I mean, there's people that come in, like two weeks on the strategy, two months, they're killing it, right? A while later, it might take you way longer to do it, just based on the type of person. But you know, there's not like an average, I mean, the average is just based on you as a person, how the past is willing to learn what's holding back. If you're going all in, you're like, just a little back and go back. Just like any person, you can do it, right? I think it's a good one. Awesome. Yeah, that's a great question. Guys, give him a round of applause. That's great. All right. When are you backing back forward again? I'll ask him, I'll ask him about the stop-losses. Yeah, come on up, come on up. When's the best time to put a stop-loss in? How do you use them properly? Here you go. Um, actually, let me ask you a question. I'm gonna have you come and ask you after I hold it. But I have a very basic question. I do mind sharing. What's the biggest amount of tips you took in the month? And the biggest payout in the month? If you don't mind sharing. Okay, I appreciate it. Slaver. Slaver. Pass of worms is not even a feature of me. Oh. He just wants to get excited. You're not like some financial advisor and take your own credit or risk of life. All right. I say biggest tips, probably like on my course, probably like 2,000. Somewhere around there, probably like 2,000. You can leave it at that, because we can do the math with the income. Okay, cool. Well, I mean, we can do like a visual thing, maybe on a personal basis. How about that? Cool? Yeah, but you want to go over that. Thank you. All right, Richard, give Richard a round of applause, guys. Thank you very much. So the question I'm asking, I think it's something that we all need to figure out is when is the best time to put a stop loss? How do you get out of bad trades? Okay. So the time to put a stop loss is before you even plan on getting into a trade. So every trade you take, you should already have a set stop loss on set to be, right? So trading's all about calculated risk, right? So before you enter a trade, you should be willing and understand like, okay, I'm willing to risk 2% on this trade. Okay, how much are you willing to gain? Set yourself a lose up for that. You know, for us, we got to a point where I was explaining earlier the percentage of trades. We're entering at a very precise way of the market so we can have tighter stop losses with risking the same amount of percentage. You know, 2% on a 10-thip stop and 2% on a 50-thip stop is a whole different law firm, right? So you should have a stop loss on every trade because the biggest thing about trading is just protecting your capital, right? If you enter a trade without a stop loss, it's just like, it's not very disciplined, right? It's the worst possible thing you can do because you never know what could happen to the market. You know, a lot of people that have stop losses and they're not paying attention to fundamentals. You know, last week they had elections in the UK, right? Yeah, so when they got reelected, whatever happened, it went up, right? And it's crazy because the people that manipulate the market, you know, institutions, firms, whatever you wanna say, they use those elections and fundamentals as a reason to push the market out or what they want, right? So, you know, if you don't have a stop loss or something like that, then you're gonna blow your account up, right? And you don't want your customers, you don't want your student base, you don't want your family to come into something and kind of have, you know, I'm not gonna use the word, but you know, they're not, they're not, you're just like gambling, they're not, they're not treating it as a profession, right? Now if you put your stop loss like not too low, you're gonna just hit it almost a lot of the times, right? So do you have a specific price that you put it down to like, is it five-tips, 10-tips? So we interrupt these institutional candles, right? So the majority of the volume in the institutional candles at the opening of the candle are 50%. So we usually put our stop loss at the close on the candle. Yeah, so I mean, that's why they're tight. It's like 10-tips tops, 15-tips tops, you know, five-tips tops, even three-tips tops, right? So we're going from the lowest time frames to the higher time frames. All these concepts, they work from any time frame to any time frame. Like we have like premium trading, you know, 30-second time frame or 15-second time frame, the same concepts work on those time frames as well, right? So I mean, the stop, it's just, you should always, I mean, you need the stop loss, right? You need it. When it comes down to the tech profits, it's just like, you know, in these party areas where, like today I was breaking down the stops and I was breaking down targets. So targets are places where makes exit and enter, right? So they're always leaving behind positions because they're always hedging their positions. You know, they have so much money that, you know, they just buy and sell, buy and sell, buy and sell. They always move the currency any type of way. So when they enter the market, they have to sell to buy and buy to sell, right? So when they exit and enter the market, when they let go, buy and pressure, selling pressure moves the market the other way. So we're pretty much entering the market when they release, buying and selling pressure, which pushes it in whatever direction we kind of want it to go. Does that make sense? It's more of a visual thing, but. You also talk about managing. Yeah. Can you hedge? Like super, like the stop's going one way, you buy the opposite, so now you're hedging the other way. Yeah, I don't have a solution to that. You can, you can. It's more like advanced, like you want to get people to the point where they can at least sell, like when you're in a downtrend, you want to get them to the point where they can consistently make money just selling the lower highs, right? And then eventually you get to the point where they can understand how far you might go, like measurements, right? And then they can buy the lower low, which, you know, each 80% of your trades should be continuations, right? 20% reversals. So buying a low to then come and sell another lower high. Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah, so I mean, you can do that a little bit too. Can you do hedging? A little bit. I mean, we don't send out hedges, like tech trades. We just, you know, safe trades that are reliable. That's the goal. Like the safest possible, the smartest things. You know, waiting for confirmations. We do a lot of waiting. And the reason why is because we want the best quality because it's the best thing. A lot of people treat it as a game or a hobby or whatever, you know, I was talking about earlier. You know, most hobbies don't make people money. They class people money, right? So it's just like, you don't want trading to be a hobby. Yeah, man. That's good. It's a good show. All right, so we're here with Michael. And then we'll go to Cal. You guys can speak to me. Michael Rappel, you guys got a good question. Shout out to you. Hello, thank you. I see you do the top 10 analysis. So how do I know when is the lowest time that you use to channelize your activities? Are you at today's session? Yeah, I'm at trade. OK, when it comes out to it, you could break it down into any time frame. You could break it down into like any time frame. Like you can go all the way from, you know, the monthly to the one minute. But I would say like, I mean, with the experience that you're going to gain, you'll be able to see, OK, the one hour looks pretty good, right? Most of the time, when you're trading off those institutional candles, and you can break them down all the way to the lowest time frame. But today, I talked about, you know, when the candle is majority wick, or I mean, the candle's majority body. So like, it's a one hour, it's a lot of body. And every other time frame, it's like less. It's a more wick. It means the one hour, or maybe the four hours, better in a specific situation. I mean, every trade is going to be similar, but they might have little differences. You might find a trade on the one hour compared to the 45 minute time frame, or the three hour, the two hour, the eight hour, or whatever it might be. That's why we say go from the top down, because you're finding the overall direction of the market on the higher time frames. And then you're zooming in so you can see the noise. But overall, I mean, most of the trades were taking it off the four hour. Like the four hour is like the perfect time frame, because it's good enough to get good entries on. It's good enough to see structure on the market, you know, your highs and lows, so on and so forth. But it's like a good roadmap time frame for the four hour. You need more than one hour to get more precision with your entries. And then if a one hour is blurry, you can't see something properly. You're down to the 45 minute and the 30, and then the 15, the 15 super solid too. So what is that? The lower time frame is the four hour, one hour, 15. Not necessarily, four hour, one hour. Not necessarily, because what can happen is you can find a great setup on the four hour. And what you do is you start, once it's starting, you get to your entry area, right? Then you start zooming into the lowest time frames, and you're looking for the same thing on the lower time frames. Now you can find an institutional handle on the four hour, and then you can zoom in in that same area, you might find only five minutes. And then just like things start to line up. When they line up, it just more confluence, right? More confirmation is telling you that the market might play out in that direction. So it's not necessarily more risk. If you guys start learning about like Wycoff and like the schematics, John talks about this a lot. With the schematics, you can see those schematics on all time frames. And if you find the area of interest on the four hour, maybe you go down to the five minute, three minute, or one minute and you see these schematics. Those are like the best possible entries before the market really changes direction. Awesome. All right guys, Cal has got a question, guys, give Cal a round of applause. So my question is, sometimes I get the alerts, but I'm sleeping, they come in sometimes at all different times. How long after the alert has been called, is it open to get into that trade? So the first thing you gotta do is just look at the trade. First thing you gotta see is if it's been activated yet, right? If the trade has already hit the entry point, it's gone and it's gone. You don't wanna chase after trades, right? There's always gonna be another opportunity to take a position, right? The safest position is to not be in any at all, right? But if the trade hasn't activated yet, you can hop in, right? If it's a sell by market or a buy by market, and it's still around the entry price and you wanna get in, you're more than welcome to get in. But if the trade's already 10, 20, 30 pips on profit, it's already looking good, like, just wait for the next one. Thank you. And guys, I'm just gonna add to that question earlier about stop losses and everything. To be honest, I don't think anybody should be trading here without a stop loss because what you guys should really take it away was regardless of the strategy, if you don't know your risk to reward ratio and you don't know your stop loss and what you're willing to risk, then you're not trading properly, you're trading gambling style, in a sense. Like, I've personally done scalping and what I used to do, you guys, and have you guys been in my trading, like, you talked about the $100 example, right? We were talking about lots and just using the lot size as an example, right? When would be too much of your account, right? So you don't think about the trade and sort of praying to God, like Justin keeps saying, you know what I mean? Where you're waiting for the trade to come back up, you should know, no matter what, what is your threshold that you wanna hold and after that you wanna cut the plug. Who cares if the trade's good or bad? It could ruin your account, it could push it to a worse situation. So when you're actually learning from Justin and why we're so lucky to have Justin and put him, influence him into our program, our education, everything, is no trade he has doesn't have a stop loss. Makes sense? No trade doesn't have a take profit. Actually a lot of his trades, you guys have take profit one, two, and some of them take profit three, okay? Yeah, absolutely, yeah. So the reason why we have take profit ones and twos and even threes is because we're swing traders, right? So we're taking trades and we're gonna hold them out for the distance. But most new people, they're not gonna be, they wanna just get in and get out. They wanna make some money out. So we set take profit ones, usually we do those like one to two or one to three risk rewards still, so it's still good. We just do TP ones just so people can make some money and then we'll share the results and blah, blah, blah. I mean, the majority of the time the way we're doing it is once a trade mirrors our target one, I usually move my stock into profit a couple of pips and I'll just let the trade ride and that's kinda how I like to do it. I like that. That's a great suggestion, you guys. Honestly, it's one of the things that we talked about in the economy. You should really, you know, going up more into kind of what Robert was saying earlier, a good indicator of when you should go a lot in trading is like you know how to move a stock loss in profit because like those are just scenarios. If you're following someone like Justin, he's going for a big swing trade, the trade's already in profit. Well, just move your stock loss off and remove your take profit. Or put your take profit as take profit too and then keep going and keep going, keep going. Now obviously you have to have an active note of that, right? You guys can always like take some of your position off too. You know, target one, maybe take like half your position off. You know, you can modify your trades. You know, you can adjust your lot size on the trade. You can close half your position or 30% of your position, whatever makes you happy. If you're trading at a 0.01, which is like the smallest thing you can do, you can't have the smallest thing you can do, right? The smallest lot size. But you can take some off the table and then let the rest ride, right? You're still making money and you're still, you know, positive equities and stuff like that too. So all of that is just by under modifying? Yeah, I'm just gonna say that. How many people here know what Justin's talking about? Okay, so for those of you guys that don't know what it is, a lot of the counting education that I went through and a lot of us even as educators, we probably haven't mentioned it to you guys and it's something we're gonna start teaching you about more and more, especially with what we're doing with Justin. So as you guys know, when you guys go into an order, you cannot change the direction, right? You cannot change the lot size that you originally set and that's pretty much it. The only thing is you can control your take profit and your entry, right? You cannot change your entry price, but you, now you have your take profit, you have your stop loss. Well, you know, when you go into a trade after you place a trade and you modify it, if you have a lot size that's bigger than 1 cent, you can start to cut that down. And that's something we're gonna show you guys how to do in a trade, okay? So that you can, like Justin said, imagine you're already into profit in a trade and then you can cut it in half or take a profit now to cut it in half so that you can, you know, carry on the rest of the trade and still keep your position by taking a percentage of it out. So we're definitely gonna go over that, you guys, over this next week coming up and I just wanna mention this, just segueing into that and we'll be able to see some more questions you guys. My good friends are there, I was asking what's going on with a little bit of the training stuff that we're doing here locally with us. You guys, because of the holidays, we slowed it down, but starting January back up, we're back up to four classes a week, okay? So that's gonna be huge for all you guys. It's gonna make you guys have a lot more success and a strategy, more training, more support. You know, if you don't understand something, come to those classes, come to those classes, come to those classes, come to those classes. When you're out there, I know some of you guys are building and you guys really, how many people, you know, can say that they're building quite quickly and maybe they don't feel like they can support a lot of people, yes? Well, the real, real, real reason why we're putting up those classes is because then you can just plug your people in and plug them in and plug them in and plug them in and they know where they go and they can get that support plus we're all interactive in those classes. They're not just us teaching you what it is, we're gonna practice on demos, we're gonna show you how to do it. We want you to walk away from those classes, being able to say, oh, I got it, I can do this on my own. Thank you guys, I'll just carry on the rest with Justin or someone online where they're gonna follow their educators. Just to give you guys a heads up on what's coming up. And that'll be January, February, March, we've got an all set up for a little bit of four classes every week and we'll have a schedule that'll come out with the set time, location, everything. So that everything will be guided for you guys for the next three months to come, all right? So you guys will have that, it will be coming up quarterly for all of you guys. So other than that, we've got Jody and then Rebecca. So Jody, come on up here, we've got the best of you guys, give her a round of applause. We're organizing him to be here, it's really cool. My question is, as a trader, like I've experienced as you are, if there's any, what kind of challenges do you face currently as a trader? I don't know about current, like I'm trying, I'm not saying my trade is perfect, there's always times to get better and stuff like that, but I say as you're becoming a trader, it's just gonna be your emotions won and you guys have dealt with that, you know that you're up, you're up, you're on top of the world, you think everything's amazing, that you're invincible. And then just like we said earlier, that one trade will take you all the way back down to where you started and maybe even worse, right? So your emotions, two is just you grow a lot as a person when it comes down to trading, right? It sounds crazy because you're just looking at charts, but you have to grow into a better version of yourself to become successful at this. That's why all the personal development that the team is setting up for you guys, you guys had a great session yesterday with Mr. Noel, great personal development, right? The same stuff that you apply to your business when it comes down to personal development is the same stuff you have to apply to your mindset when it comes down to trading. Because at a certain point, if you don't have discipline, if you're trying to get rich quick trading, you're gonna have a bad time, you're gonna go into dark mental places, you're losing money, you're revenge trading, blah, blah, blah. So you gotta know when to quit, when you're down, you gotta have discipline, like having just risk management and doing that is good because honestly, as a beginner trader, I thought risk management was the most boring thing. I was like, I wanna get rich now, right? But what we realized was, you can make money very quickly if your risk reward is great. And what we realized was, if we were taking trades that were swing trades, we were gonna get consistent trades, big trades that were decent risk reward. And then all we did was we kept on tweaking in, tweaking in to make it better, and now we found a way to precisely enter swing trades. So our risk reward is insane. So you don't have to risk a whole lot of money to have a great reward on your trades. Does that make sense? So honestly, just follow the risk management, right? Practice the strategy that we're teaching, and then lastly, just work on your emotions. Us as human beings, we're very emotional preachers, right? The markets are just like, they're playing straight up off of emotion, right? So a lot of people say you gotta sell green, you gotta buy fear, blah, blah, blah, blah. I mean, that's true as well, but if you master your emotion as a person and you understand how the 5% of the world are trading, compared to the 95%, you're gonna get the 5% success, right? It's just like the cash flow quadrant. You guys remember we did that example with the cash flow quadrant? You know, 95% of the world controls 5% of the world. 5% of the world controls 95% of the world. Same thing when it comes to the trading market, right? Like we're 95% of the traders in the world, right? We're in that category, but we control no percentage of the market, like 5% max, and that's like the top top guys in our field, right? And then there's the 5%, the institutions, the banks, the firms, the hedge funds, the whatever you wanna say, George Soros, whoever, right? There's those guys, and they control 95% of the money. So if you learn how they move and they play the market and you follow them in the way they're entering, like the stuff we're teaching you guys, you're gonna have a much better journey than we had, right? But great questions, thank you. Awesome, awesome. All right guys, next up we got Rebecca, give her a round of applause, you guys. I'll be here here in the program. Okay, so my question is, when you're marking out, let's say on the four hour chart, and you wanna execute on the 15 minute, the four hour chart overall is an uptrend, and the 15 minute looks like a downtrend. What do you do? Do you wait or do you just look at the pair? Well, you wanna wait for your perfect entry, right? But remember today, we're talking about how this trend is inside of trends. On the four hour, it might look like an uptrend. On one hour, it might look like an uptrend. On the 15 minute, it might look like a downtrend, right? So you wanna always play off with the higher timeframe you're saying, but you'll be able to get more precision if you wait on the lower timeframe when it's coming up to your perfect entry zone. Does that make sense? That might be more of a visual type of question with an actual kind of stuff. I'll show you an example later on or something, but you just wanna make sure that you know where you're at, because unlike the daily, it might be a huge downtrend, but a downtrend has a pullback eventually, and that might look like an uptrend on the one hour and four hour, and then you might be taking it up to a point where the trend is pretty much done. It's about to continue down, and you just need to know where you're at when it comes down to the chart. So if the top down analysis, you know where you're at from the top down, it's like Google Maps, right? Like if you're looking at Vancouver, right? Think about the daily as looking at the city, and think about zooming in on the four hours, like zooming into like, what's the neighborhood in Vancouver? Just think about your neighborhood, right? You're part of the city, right? Like I'm from Dallas, right? Think about Google Maps is Texas, or think about the daily as looking at Texas, right? And then I think about looking at the four hours and me zooming in to Dallas. I think about looking at the one hour as me zooming into my specific area in uptown, right? I can see everything, it's still Texas, right? It's still Dallas. It's still the same thing, but it's just like zooming in and out. You can see more noise, you can see less noise. Oh, that makes sense. I think that's the best way I could put it. It might be more of a visual thing. Yes, I agree with that. Yes, I got you. Great question. Very good question. All right, come on up, brother. You got another question. You guys give a round of applause. Yeah, so you mentioned that it's mostly emotion, right? Controlling it. So what do you go through to increase your ability to control your emotions? So just like the list? Yeah. So, you know, you're like right out of a trading plan. You know, I'm not gonna take a trade if I feel mad. You know, how are you feeling? Like, cause you gotta think about it. It's just like, it's emotional, you know? Like if you go, if you're having a bad day and you go to work, you might have a fight with somebody, right? So it's just like, you gotta know when to kind of control your emotions. But a big part of that, bro, is just, you know, having your trading plan and just, just, just, just think this, like if you tell yourself, okay, I'm not gonna get into a trade if it doesn't meet these certain expenses and let me say this a different way. So the way we got really good discipline was cause I always thought this, this is the way I look at it. If I have all my rules laid out and I'm following these rules, I get myself, right? And I lose the trade, then it's the market's fault, right? But if I take a trade and I break my rules and I lose, then that's my fault, right? So what you gotta realize is that it's either, the market, you're gonna take losses no matter what, it's the market, right? But you're following all your rules and you're staying consistent to your plan and you're winning, then I mean, it's working, right? But if you're taking trades and you're breaking your rules and you're over-leveraging on a specific trade or you're revengeful on a certain trade or you're, you just feel like gambling type stuff, right? If you do something wrong and you lose, like those are like things to learn from, you know? So that's how you kind of like manage your emotions and stuff like that. So you just have a checklist. If you're following that list every time and you take a loss, you just brush it off, you know? Learn why you've lost and then move forward. But if you have a list of rules that you're following and you break those and you lose, that's your fault. Does that make sense? I hope that answers that. All right, thanks for coming out. Thank you. And also, thank you. Awesome. All right, guys. Does anybody else have any other questions? Arun, come on up a little bit. And also, guys, we want to ruin a lot of the poll again. Just a quick question. So, thanks. Thanks for coming here. So, what's the question? How many trades do you have than many stats with it? On the what? On the planning. That's a good one. On the trading. How many trades? Yeah. How many trades? I have a good average. So, you don't even look at, so what I like to go for is, I like to go for percentages, right? So, I say like a good, the way we trade, we're doing 2% risk, right? On trades. And we're doing like one to eight minimum risk for what, right? And I mean, you guys can start off on one to six, right? But if you find even one, if you're aiming for five to 10% weekly, right? Not daily goals. It's like, let's say you said weekly goals, right? If you're going for five to 10% weekly goals, and you find one good swing, and you're doing the 2% risk, like bro, one to six, that's not a 12% in game. You feel me? So, it's just like, you don't want to be, it shouldn't even be a thing about how many trades I should be getting in. It should just be like, what's the quality of the trade I'm getting in? I'd rather look, I'd rather take one quality trade in the week and take like three like trades that, you know, they're just like, not as quality. I don't want to explain that a little bit better, but like, I mean, bro, there might be an opportunity where you see several trades throughout the week. Like, what I'd like to do is I'll look at like, maybe five of the best setups for the week. And out of the five, I'm going to see which one makes the most sense. Maybe that's the one I'm going to go with. Right? Cause I mean, there's like, there's like 40 pairs you can look at. Like you can take 40 trades if you wanted to, right? But it's not about that. It's about finding the best possible one. Hopefully that makes sense. I think I should be present. How many trades do you send out on steady? Oh, on steady. Oh, okay, okay. On steady, it's just like, there's not a specific day or time. Whenever we find it, we send it. You know, there's no way to force a trade or anything like that. Like, you know, there might be a week where we find five trades. They're great. They all hit. Amazing. It might be a week where we find one to two trades. Maybe one to three trades. Maybe there's no trades for a week, but that's just, it's about the quality aspect of things, right? I'd rather have one trade that wins. It pays me off an entire month. Then try to force something and lose for no reason. Does that make sense? That's perfect. Thank you, bro. All right, guys. Does anybody else have any questions? No, awesome. You guys listen. Let's give her a round of applause for Justin. Appreciate everybody. That's the best. We're gonna wrap this up. Big shout out to RichLiveTV, since we're live for him. We're gonna applaud for Richard. And guys, just to wrap up everything, a couple of things I just wanted to make sure that we want to give you a shout out for. One, you guys, those of you guys that enjoyed Noel's personal development only enjoyed that as well. Awesome, you guys. So if you guys, if you guys plug in if you guys want, he's offering to do some free stuff for you guys. Top of the gut at winwithnoel.com, okay? So that's one's right there. Secondary, you guys, how many people here have steady already? Okay, cool. If you don't have steady already, this is worth it. Make sense? I really recommend a lot of you guys that are brand new to get the steady program. Make sense? If you're struggling with steady, there's really no struggling with steady. So I just wanted to correct myself on that. If you have that program, he makes it as black and white as there is for you. And much like what Justin had said, it would be very confident for us to say this in front of you that yes, you can go ahead and start doing the live trading if you're just gonna follow this steady trades, okay? Being able to do the proper risk and risk, risk management wise. If you're somebody that's learning that a trade and doing it on your own, go to your demo, do it on your demo, okay? Do not do live trading. Do not think, oh my God, I lost this trade. I'm gonna go see what Bitcoin does, okay? I'm figuring it out that way, all right? But last but not least, you guys, here's the main one. This is why we did this whole event, you guys. Honestly guys, this whole event that we did this weekend, the whole purpose of it was to just introduce you guys to a very, very small case of what London's gonna be like. Make sense? For anybody that's ever come with myself or the group of leaders and when we take us to a massive convention, this is the best thing you're ever gonna hear. You guys, coming up in London, the gentlemen that had educated majority of all personal development coaching, the best personal development coach in the world is Bob Proctor. How many of you know that? Yes? Bob Proctor is the keynote speaker and doing all of the key personal development in London for all of us, you guys. Well worth your money? Guys, to go to a Bob Proctor's course would normally cost you anywhere from two to $10,000 and a minimum, make sense? So to get the education from Bob Proctor and apply it here to trading, incredible that the fact that we pay only hundreds of dollars on it, okay? On top of that, Justin, his partner, John Dollory, all of them as well and all of the other educators you're gonna get a chance to learn from and see from them are all there at the event, make sense? And I want you to know what London will look like. So you guys, for those of you guys that have never experienced it, well prepare for it. Starts off usually on a Friday, okay? And on Friday, the first day of Friday is all of what you saw today with just Justin being educators. Imagine all of the hundred educators that we have all having different time sessions and literally a schedule where whatever you would like to learn, whoever you'd like to learn from, you could attend a class that they're gonna go over in detail. You're interactive, asking questions, learning from them firsthand and getting a chance to experience it, okay? You guys, we gotta show a lot of love to Justin when we go there, okay? That's the biggest thing. Justin, are you gonna be doing a gold eye session at London? All right, so we're gonna push for that. No, London, London, UK, you guys. We're in February. London, Ontario is good too. Nothing's wrong with that place, okay? But I just- Everything in February. Yeah, absolutely. We're talking about London, UK and February, okay guys? So on top of that, Friday looks like this. You've got all the educators coming on board and this is truly the best time for you to get the best education. Being able to interact, ask some questions, get a chance to meet them, learn about them. I know a lot of the students that we went to in the last event, when they came back, they were able to learn a lot from Kim Torres. That was primarily somebody that we learned a lot from the last event and she helped a lot of our students grow a lot of their accounts real quickly with what she was teaching. But now that we're transitioning more into institutional style training, more higher word lower risk, using proper risk management style, we want to implement what literally Justin and John Dolary are doing, you guys. They've got 100% of our support with everything they're doing. Phenomenal, phenomenal traders. I've never seen anybody do it. Plus, again, how many people here do not want to binge crackhead trade? Make sense? Do you guys know what I'm saying? That is what we're trying to give up here, okay? We are all binge trading here, right? The real reality is we want to switch over to a mindset and just to finish us off, I need to say this with the front of the room, it's going to be difficult because we created a, I'm going to say this honestly, we created a bad habit for you guys, make sense? The habit was getting onto the sessions and doing it. It was really fun at the beginning when we were all demo trading, but once people were doing live trading, that was when it became not a good show, make sense? Because people didn't know how to do the restore management. They didn't know when to edit the trades when they should have. They weren't capitalizing on it. And again, you are leaving it to such a wide open window. We want to make it so that it's a better system, a better program for people to follow. And Justin said it himself, this, you know, today, you guys, I honestly truly believe the next wave of our students that are coming into the Academy are going to be the highest performing students we've ever experienced in the Academy because of the proper education on how to trade. I'll follow the system a lot easier. Literally, we can get your grandma to do it. We can get your 12 year old child to do it, make sense? And it's all about having it be a more simpler system, allowing you to focus more on things like building the organization, focusing on your building your residual income and everything. And that really, you guys, is the best thing. So Friday will look like that, you guys. That's what it'll look like for all the education. Saturday it's going to kick into right away the stuff that we're doing with Bob Proctor and all the personal development. And then guys, this company is not a nobody company. How many people have recognized this? Yes? Like the chairman in this company, I would say, are the highest developed, personally trained people on this world. All of them come from a high level of work ethic, desire, commitment, truly, you guys, they're servant leaders. If you're going to be a great leader, you should learn from people that are actually doing what you were telling you to do. Yes? Like this is exactly it. Because when you're an example of someone in this company, whether you're a Platinum 600, you're already good enough, make sense? The difference between a Platinum 600 and a chairman is nothing. Just repeating the process over and over again, day in, day out, serving more people, helping more people, learn about the academy, learn how to do trading properly, learn how to do proper risk management. And all you're doing is serving those people. And that's the thing that's in this industry that people don't have. A lot of these educators, right? But no one rolling up their sleeve to show them how to do it, yes? That is the difference between us and academy. I mean, Justin flew away from his family. He literally took the time out to come out here because he's the real deal. He's not coming here to tell us about this program and not be able to show it. He came here and opened up the entire book, opened up his heart, his time, and literally showed us what to do. So that's the stuff that we wanna implement because you guys, how many of you agree that if we've done so far what we've done just in the beginning year, this is our first year running the academy here in Canada and we've gotten over seven of our students, we did pretty well, yes? Absolutely. So guys, in my opinion, going from 700 to 7,000 is actually very easy because all it is is making sure that we have everything in place, the right people, the right team, the right desire. And I was having a conversation with my good friend Mo here earlier. You know what, he was just complimenting all of us, you guys, because we have an amazing team. You know, I look around the room, the kind of people that we have in this organization and the leaders, all of you guys, and honestly, I'm talking to all of you guys, I see the fact that there is nothing on Earth today that can compete with the type of people we have, the education we're providing, and the leaders and the educators that we have supporting us all throughout the process of it. This beginning year is gonna be very big for us, and I highly recommend we don't wait till January to get started. Go through your education, go through those basic videos, go on the Go Live sessions, and start to follow what you see now, but more importantly, work you guys right now through the holiday season, like you know people need to change their lives. Makes sense? People are not going to be as receptive as they are now, going into the new year, because when they get to that time, they're gonna be already falling behind, makes sense? But if you can pick up up now, the literally the story will change and we'll go into some massive momentum. So the biggest thing that you wanna register for you guys, and I'm telling you this, because the event's gonna sell out, okay, is the I am London event, you guys. That event is where when you go there, you are declaring your success, makes sense? You are declaring, I'm gonna own this. I'm gonna take full ownership of this. I'm gonna take control. I'm gonna come learn from the best and that's being it. And guys, I'll say this honestly, if it wasn't for me, knowing how much of a big event like that was gonna make a difference, I wouldn't have people like Justin in my life who's become a dear friend of mine. Some of the top educators in the program all become dear friends of mine. Why? I was there, they saw who I was, they saw I was committed, and they knew I was gonna bring it back home to the country that I live in, with the family of friends I have to help support them. And when you see the kind of heart that these guys have to know that, in our intention is to make sure people win. That's it, yes? When they see our intention is to win and we're coming together like none other. You guys, the support that we have in the company, I've already been offered by Christopher Terry to come out here. So we're looking to have a massive event coming up in March, okay? This will be a huge, huge, huge event. So with that being said, you guys, make sure you register for that I Am London event. That's gonna really be where, if you're gonna put your money towards anything, this holiday for yourself or anything, it's gonna be there. That trip, how many people also need a vacation, yes? Okay, how many people just need to get away, yes? That, you guys, is gonna be a big, fun trip where we're gonna be able to take a hundred people from Canada, you guys, and blow this thing up, you guys. So that being said, do you have a quick question? Come on up here, brother. Absolutely, go ahead. Yeah, everybody. So what, here's something that all of you need to understand as well. With the CRA and IRS, this is considered a home-based business because we're generating income, right? So the trip is a tax deduction as well because you're going there to be educated, to be taught how to be effective traders when you come back to Canada. So you can write off a lot of your expenses, your airfare, the registration, your Uber's, your hotel, so you wanna save all your receipts and here's the tip. Get a good accountant, and I don't mean your brother in law. Get a good accountant, especially someone who's a specialist with home-based business. You know, there's a medical doctor and then there's a specialist. So get an accountant who's a specialist of home-based business and you can write off a great portion of that entire trip because remember, tax season is also coming up in the new year. So imagine not only can we earn money trading, we can earn money building team, we can keep more of our income in our pocket with tax signals. Absolutely, that's awesome. And I have a great thing here to make sure that I'm very, very enthusiastic. Give a round of applause for him for making it work. I'll see you guys. So guys, just to finish up everything, first off, let's just give a round of applause again for Noel, our guest from Toronto, guys. Appreciate you showing up for us and thank you. Guys, big shout out to some big love to Justin coming all the way from Dallas. First time ever we've got a gold-live educator in Canada. First time in this trip ever in Canada, he said he loves Canada and all the brown people here. He was wondering where they were all hiding. He said they were in Surrey. They're favorite out of Surrey, so they're all there. And that's the biggest love and thank you is honestly to all of you guys, honestly. This team really is a miraculous, I would say, ability to show great people coming together, working together towards a bigger, bigger goal, you guys. And I really want to say this, I truly mean this. Our goal, you guys, is to create the Harvard of Trading Academies so that this doesn't benefit us just in our life, our generation, to help us have a better life, better financial future, more impact, more income, but something that we can grow our kids, kids, kids, kids in, and the culture that is for the rest of the come. So guys, thank you guys so much. I appreciate you guys all coming. Thanks so much. All right, guys. Thanks, Rich. Trading Academy, right there. I think we're gonna come out soon. I want to do my dad. Okay, I'll let him be there. Look, Rich gave me a trade and it's paid off. Thanks, Rich. Call the winning trades here, guys. Call the winning trades here. All right, guys.