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Scrolled back through this group's old posts. The questions that get the most comments are always about the same 3 things: when to enter, when to exit, and how much to risk. Funny enough, that's basically the whole QuickStart guide in 3 bullet points. Anyone else notice we all keep circling back to the same core questions?

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Real question: what does "ready to trade" even mean? I keep hearing people say "I'll start when I know enough." But when is that, really? The QuickStart guide has a line about this that stuck with me: "Most traders lose money because they jump in blind." Maybe "ready" isn't a feeling — it's just following the steps in order instead of skipping ahead. Anyone else stuck in the "I'll start when I know enough" loop?

Someone asked what ITM, ATM, and OTM mean. Quick version: In the money = your option already has value if exercised today. At the money = right at the strike. Out of the money = no value yet, just potential. Save this if you're still getting the vocab down.