Embrace the Market, Don't Fight Trends, and Get Comfortable - Scan for July 13, 2020

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[joebaby]

My favorite part of Sunday night is these videos and prep for tomorrow ...🙏🔥⚡️💥

[cristiani]

Thanks for the scan Nate, biggest takeaway is not giving back gains by overstaying, and keeping an eye on key levels so you're ready to either let the trade work or cut the losses short if it goes against expextations. Have fun in the sun!

[sparkytrader]

First time watching you (someone shared this vid on Facebook) . Very easy to listen to and will be watching more of your videos so thank you for the free content.

The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go. Dr Seuss 👊🏻

[aminbarrister]

Sometimes its not about $ made but about $ saved. Too much demand in the market right now. Don't fight the trend. Stop ur losses soon otherwise u will lose lot of time making it up.

[The_TURK]

Great stuff! Love these Sunday scan videos!!!

[wisdomlover]

Your insights on WIMI are valuable and a great learning experience.

[sergiop]

Amazing content, I have been trading many of your ideas lately and have capitalize on many of them. I have been using the price alerts and only focusing on 2 or 3 tickers at a time and what a difference it has made to my trading.
I wish I could be a winner of 1 month of your chatroom. :):)

[peteytrades]

Killer scan tonight Nate. The reverse-engineering of $CRVS was great for me to dig into a bit. I feel I am at a big disadvantage when I don't do that research. Also, the typed out scan is icing on the cake for these Sunday Scans! Really eye-opening to see what you said about $PSV... when there is a downside halt that opens flat / holds on resume - shorts be careful! Thanks Nate. See you Tuesday night w/ Zach

[bboliver]

hey man, great video. I am very new to this and I just want to thank you and cam very much for your course and all that you guys do. you guys are my favorite of the top 3 youtubers I've found. I'm still a noob with a small account but I hope to be able to join you guys one day.

thank you very much! and good luck to us all this week! :)

[georgen]

hurdle - fighting your own worst enemy (your emotions). Safeguards to implement to combat your own emotional tilt and taking drawdowns.

[traderryan]

Good stuff. Preciate reinforcing the set alerts idea. Nice 2 click 2 second task that can definitely pay.

[AP]

Can't deny the positive benefits an exercise regimen has on trading. + confidence +discipline +ownership/accountability. Stress relief, looking good and better sleep are nice too.

[nathanjia]

I have been following your post and truly learned a lot. Bought a copy of momo traders when it was first issued couple years back. Thank you Nate.

[Magic.Ben.graffiti]

Thanks Nate amazing content as usual !

[MattG]

Great stuff as always Nate. My take away is knowing when to be wrong and not give back a month of gains. With real experience now, it sucks. Keep losses small. Also, I left my camera off for the workout to save you and the other participants the anguish of watching me exercise. 😜

[DawsonD]

Sweet Scan! really enjoyed that pre scan chit-chat. definitely had some takeaways from there. Thanks Nate

[daveshell]

My biggest hurdle now is try to trade full time looking for a weekend job to free up my time to trade. I do wish we had a private Twitter feed I cold get alerts from chatroom while am at my 9-5 tho. I have made most of my profits from your EOD runners u tweet 1-3 hours before they happen. i love those!!!!

[tommymansur]

My biggest hurdle by far has been waiting for that proper entry. I know that confirmation and key levels are the answer - so I know what I should do, but find myself sabotaging my own trading with psychological games. Being under PDT only makes it that much harder, but really trying to work on my patience with entries is going to be my game plan moving forward.

[aaronlam]

Great content as always, a must watch for me before the start everyweek!

[connermader]

My question is about the psychology of my personal trading and hoping you can provide some input on it. When I trade I feel confident knowing key patterns and can react well to price action and what I think will happen to a stock. Example, waiting for the backside of the move to short or seeing ABCD patterns in real time. My problem seems to come from me not being focused on those key stocks when the market opens and I seem to jump around to look at other stocks while I wait for the key setups to reach the levels I want to enter. I just can't seem to stay focused on those plays and may end up missing them when they do set up.