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Warrior Trading // Ross Cameron // Day Trade Warrior

[iamshaker]

You're the best. First week trading, Green week (16% gain on my account). You're slowly but surely changing my life. Going to be consuming your content religiously until i'm able to afford warrior trading membership

[Rodrigo_xtc]

as an ex-teacher turned trader, I really appreciate the mindset that you share in the video. Too many people/students are afraid of failure. Learning from our failures is what grows our brains! Even though I've had countless conversations with students about that, I STILL have to remind myself that daily when fear of failure starts to creep in.

[jamesp]

The way you describe "good" losses as not wrong, but an inevitable part of a successful strategy---haven't heard it described quite this way. Something clicked for me. Thanks Ross.

[こなた-mo]

thank you ross. i lost 20% of my small account last week. devastating since i had high hopes for my success... but kept getting triggered into holding too long, jumping into trades that didn't fully meet my criteria, etc. i'm going to watch this video 10 times this weekend and hopefully come back stronger than ever come monday.

[Stallionsound]

I just finished a full week of not breaking the rules Ross follows and had 5 green days in a row and added 82% to my total portfolio value. For me, discipline is the hardest part of this but wow, that was some week!

[thuanly]

Best teacher on YouTube! Much gratitude for sharing your experience!

[Milen]

Ross I also noticed a difference between trading a big account vs smaller. With smaller account, say, 1000$ cash accnt, you just choose the most obvious stock that definitely goes up. You don’t care so much if you lose $30. My problem starts with larger sizes. Then I take two, three positions of different stocks at once as nobody knows which one will go up which one stall and go down. Then I miss the time to sell on those positions. Now as my account grew a little bit again, after blowing off at least 3 times, I decided not to take more than 1-2 positions at a time. I absolutely cannot trade in simulated account. I should have started with that, but if I stop and go back to paper account, I will not be motivated to trade. It will not reflect what I would do real time. I should say I still trade on a phone, 2 phones. It is hard for me to transition to larger screens. First of all be cause I don’t want my family to know yet until I become successful, but even then I think they will not approve.
Also, instead of limit sell orders, if I can, I should just closely watch the stock and sell on the highest, and not sell in the middle of move because my limit order gets filled then.

[kamalabbas]

It's incredible how well this speech captures the struggles every trader faces. It's refreshing and motivating to listen to something like this every now and then. Thank you for sharing!

[karimheras]

Great video as always. For me, trader psychology has always been something I need to work on. When I have a good week or month, I tend to get stubborn and hold on to my losers, averaging down and giving back more than I should. This leads to wanting to make up my losses, which spirals into more losses. Then, realizing I'm no longer grateful for 10-cent or 80-cent profits because I need more to offset my losses, it's time to recenter myself. Trading truly is hard, and you are always learning. I'm truly grateful for you, Ross. You are a great teacher and mentor.

[scottamolinari]

To me, the fear of losses or the emotional concerns of losing are proportional to the amount of money one has saved and is using for trading. If you have only 5k saved and you use it to trade, and you lose $100, it hurts more than if you had 5k to trade, but also have savings of 50k in another account. This is why I always trade only a smaller portion of my total savings. It's much better for me emotionally. I'm like saying to myself, "if I lose, no worries. I was planning on it".

[cosminl]

This video get straight to your heart, so true, gold information, God bless you

[samirablais]

Ross, the way you truly care for people’s success is just mind blowing 🤯 You are an awesome soul ❤

[jeffallanday]

In Pro Baseball you are considered a successful batter if you get a hit 30% of the time or better. So failure is a big part of the game and so mentally players have to come to grips with failure being the norm and reducing that failure as being considered a success.

[allday]

This video could not have been more precise to where I’m at in trading. July has been a “break through” for me. Recouped all my losses from the last 12 months. Thought I had it figured out, then Friday I gave back about 2 weeks worth of gains. This video keeps me in a good mindset. I’m almost to phase 3! Thank you Ross!

[AiMusicPuppy]

Ever since I started scalping only the number one top gainer on a bull cycle between 5am to 8am I increased my win ratio increased dramatically. Instead of searching for the next big run from the 20 to 40 percents levels to run to 80 to 130 percent. Once a stock gets to 130 percent and holds that strength with micro gaps ... I start scalping if the other winning variables are there and there is a bullish cycle in play. If two new stocks knock the one Im trading out of first place, I let mine go if I start seeing weakness.

[MyCreativeMinds]

why do u not like buy short u can make money with both am just curious

[deshimasowell]

YAY....MY first green week Thanks to Ross and Warrior Pro!!! All is well!!

[fullcircle]

Its so easy to be abandon a strategy. So many on YT give you their strategies. You analyse it over 100 trades and somehow it doesn't make money. But like you said, they do work but not how we would like them to work - 100% success. Learning a lot from your videos Ross. You're up with the best of them.

[aex]

I'm being stubborn and wanting to trade real $. But I finally have been able to kick my own ass to convince myself to trade in a simulator first. Thanks for repeating that message in all your videos, Ross.

[qdpwmvy]

Love it!! Very grateful for Ross Cameron 🙏