Will have some goodies for you tomorrow, but today I hope you all have a blessed day with loved ones :)

This week's Monday Money Tips is focused on the mental side of things. We like to think we’re being rational when we make money decisions, but the truth is that psychological biases play a massive role in how we view and handle our finances. HERE are four common biases that almost everyone experiences and some practical ways to guard against them.

After 387 days (I'm a slow learner) I passed a 50K eval with Apex. Thank you @Kyle Henris and the work of all your awesome coaches for your amazing course and encouragement. Hoping the next 50K takes much less time, but I am not putting any artificial time line on it. Thanks also to the amazing community that has been built here for your encouragement as well. To any one recently starting out: Don't ever give up, don't get frustrated, just follow the good habits and suggestions taught by Kyle, you'll do just fine. On to a payout, and passing another EA.

A long while back, a few of us had talked about doing a group and discussing live while doing some charting. Anyone interested in this?

Coaches and community - for those using Jedi entries, do you stack them (I may be making up terms)? For context, I am entering Jedi orders right before market open, then don't look at them until close. To clarify the question, in this example, if you have separate demand areas (see screenshot), do you put in 3 orders before open so you get filled on some of them? Of course, on bad days this would risk having 3 trades going against you. My risk management allows 10 bad trades before I blow up an account, so I'd feel comfortable with 3 losses in one day, as they give me wins on other days. Or do you just enter the closes demand area one and not get filled on others (assuming I am not in front of the screen to enter others during the day nor to asses whether market/plan structure changed). Thoughts?