Please wish a very happy birthday to our very own @Matt Wedan!! Appreciate ya coach 💪

New month, new charts, same mission: grow stronger, sharper, and more disciplined than you were last month. Here’s the truth. How you start often sets the tone for how you finish. If you rush in swinging heavy on Day 1, you’re already playing defense for the rest of the month. But if you start with patience, control, and discipline, you’re paving a runway for consistent success. 👉 Review last month. What worked? What didn’t? Own it. 👉 Reset your mindset. Yesterday’s wins and losses are gone. 👉 Recommit to your rules. Your edge only works if you stick to it. Trading isn’t about getting hot for a day. It’s about stringing together smart, controlled decisions until they add up to a track record you’re proud of. Think of the month as a long road trip. The first miles set your pace. Drive too fast, you burn out. Drive too sloppy, you crash. But start steady, focused, and intentional? You’ll get exactly where you want to go. 🚀 Start this month with discipline, and the profits will follow. Build the foundation strong, and the walls will hold. — Coach Stephen

By popular demand, I’ll be hosting another live session this Thursday at 7 PM ET. In this session, I’ll be breaking down a trade I took using the Superman Indicator—step by step, so you can see exactly how I approached it and why. Make sure to tune in, take notes, and bring your questions. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

I wanted to break down today’s 3.5:1 trade I executed using the Superman indicator. This one had a few nuances. Initially, it looked like it could have been a much bigger move, but instead of rushing in, I leaned on my price action reading skills to stay patient. The Superman indicator gave me the setup, but what really made the difference was slowing down and waiting for confirmation. Once the structure became clearer, that’s when I pulled the trigger. It was a solid reminder that sometimes caution and clarity are better than chasing the “perfect” extended move. Even though the trade could have netted me a bigger pay, the way it played out still gave me a clean 3.5:1, which I’ll take every day. The key lesson here: trust the indicator, but let price action be your guide for timing and risk management.

What has been your biggest challenge with day trading AND what about Day 2's session gives you confidence you can overcome that challenge?