Course #3-Documenting and Review Process With Live Trades – Philakone Crypto

In this mini course #3, I go through 9 live trades, growing a small $2.3K account to $3K (30%) in a single day.

Course #3-Documenting and Review Process With Live Trades by Philakone Crypto,
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What you’ll learn

• My strategies for growing small accounts, how to document trades and review them, how to leverage, how to short
• You’ll understand scalping 1-2% profits that can compound to large gains over time
• You’ll understand how to document trades and review them to learn from mistakes
• You’ll understand how to trade with the trend and catch bounces

Requirements

• Have access to a cryptocurrency exchange account that lets you short and have funds to trade.
• Have access to a computer and an account at Trading View.
• Have access to an exchange that can short (Not 100% Necessary but recommended)
• Familiary with RSI, MACD, Histogram on a basic level

Description

The goal is this mini course is to introduce a systematic approach to trading that can help you develop your skills further. We ask ourselves, how can we improve our trading if we don’t document and review each trade?

In this mini course #3, I go through 9 live trades, growing a small $2.3K account to $3K (30%) in a single day.

For each live trade, I:

1) Narrate my thought process

2) List the reasons entering the trade

3) Document the process during the trade

4) Go through risk to reward in detail

5) Keep a master track of trades taken

6) Review each trade at the end of each trade and 24 hours later

7) Review mistakes and successes, focusing on both strengths and weaknesses, to see where improvement can be made

Who this course is for:

• This course is for intermediate to advanced traders. My first course is highly recommended before taking this one.
• Those wanting to learn more about intermediate to advanced level 2, price action, and Elliot Wave
• Those wanting to learn my specific scalping method that yields 1-2% per trade.

Course content 1 section • 10 lectures • 4h 7m total length

• Introduction