[00:01] I've watched absolutely destroy accounts. And every single one of them, when they destroy accounts, get sized like an A+. Trade one is the stock's up 40% on news that dropped 6 months ago. The trader sees the move, feels the
[00:13] energy, sizes up big, right? The catalyst, well, it had already played out. The move was a D. But they sized it like an A+. And this is the worst. It goes up and then rips right back down, lost their daily stop
[00:25] in 18 minutes. Trade two, beautiful-looking breakout. Clean chart, good sector, trader loves the pattern, but it's day seven of a moving average already. Declining volume, no new information. Same
[00:39] pattern, completely different context. That's a C at best, but they sized it like an A, right? Trade three hurts. It's FOMO, pure FOMO. Stock gapping up in pre-market, trader not in it, can't stand watching it, gets in at the high
[00:54] of the pre-market range with no defined stop, no graded catalyst, just I don't want to miss this. That's just a D, right? It was never a trade. But he sized it like it was an A, and then as it pulled in like an A+, and then he
[01:07] faded all day. Three different stories, it's the same mistake though. Sizing based on how a trade feels instead of it what it actually grades out to. Now, if any of these sound familiar, the full grading system's in the video in
[01:20] the link below. It won't erase the past, but it'll change what happens next.