[00:02] that they're typically doing it backwards. Here's what the backwards version looks like. You see a stock moving, your brain fires, you feel it. You want in, so you get in, and then you ask, "Is this a good trade?"
[00:17] But it's after the fact. That's not a process, that's a feeling dressed up as a process. The grade already got assigned, it just got assigned by your emotions. And your emotions will always tell you the exciting trade is the A+
[00:30] opportunity. Even when it's a D. The professional version flips that order completely. They grade first, they size second, and then they Three questions. Did something meaningful happen to
[00:43] create this opportunity? Is the setup clean? And are the confirming variables in your favor? You answer those before you look at how much a stock's moving. The grade tells you how much to risk. Then you enter.
[00:57] emotions don't get a vote on position size. That's the whole game. I broke this down completely with real I broke this down completely with real trades from this week. The link below.