Ah, the classic struggle of jumping in too early! When I first started FOMO was a big challenge too. It’s crazy how it can mess with patience, right? Discipline wins in the short-term, but the environment gets the last laugh haha! So I always ask myself how can I control my environment to protect me from me? One thing that really helped me was planning setups in advance based on my strategy and using alerts at key levels. That way, I’m not staring at the charts endlessly, which is a big FOMO trigger for so many traders! Another game-changer was creating a condensed version of my trading plan-just the essentials-and keeping it visible on TradingView. Having that checklist front and centre keeps me focused on high-probability setups and stops me from making impulsive decisions. Good luck!

Hi man yeah, I tried to provide as much value and detail as possible in this video, based on questions people commonly ask me on market structure! All the best with your trading!

@@cooldude11_1 Hey, that's awesome you're thinking about starting trading! I'd recommend checking out some of my other videos - they’re packed with valuable tips to get you started. And if you want to take it to the next level, feel free to click the link 🔗 in the video description below.

Hi thanks 🙏 great to hear that. Yes I do. Check the link the video description.

Hi, thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful-let me know if there's anything else you'd like me to cover! Swing trading is a great choice if you’re aiming to avoid being glued to the charts all day. I would suggest focus on Higher Time Frame Bias (so 4hr) and entering on 15minutes as the sweet spot. Also, check out my previous videos which explains how to do this in more detail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opSto6mcgqaaes0si=B2XJy1MqgObZaKjU. This way, you get a big-picture view of market trends and avoid the noise of short-term fluctuations.

Hi good to hear from you again buddy! ✊So you don’t need to raise trading capital via a second job once you have profitable edge. For example, you can access more capital e.g via prop firms/ other routes. Have more trading capital doesn’t solve all you trading problems. So in your case, the main priority should be focusing on being consistently profitable and then doors can open for you.

@@KiranRobbin thanks so much I’ll keep trying

@@Ace-hx3epNo worries. My pleasure! All the best

Hi, it’s awesome that you're starting this journey! 💪 After all, we all have to start somewhere! Will make a future video covering this.

@@KiranRobbin thank you so much and you’re inspiring me to make use of my talent as content creator too

@@Ace-hx3ep That’s great to hear! Go for it man, it all starts with the first step! There’s nothing to lose and it can be fun. Which talent will you focus on in your channel?

Trading. I’ve been following your teachings from MDX algo but my subscription expired. I was able to make $1k plus profit for 3 months consistently last year but I lost everything in the 4th month since then I haven’t been actively trading. I never really had a well defined trading system or tracked my trades either. I’m ready to unlearn and relearn and do that with my audience if possible.

@@Ace-hx3epI see. I am sorry to hear that. This is something that traders that come to me for help also face. They may be profitable when the market is trending but as the conditions change/ market becomes sideways they are not able to be consistently profitable. It’s great to hear that you have an open mind which is the first step! 🎉 I intend to provide as much value as possible with these videos.

@@SuperRkstar Thanks bro. Appreciate the support🙏

Hi! Thank you for your comment! It's important to note that spending more hours trading each day doesn’t always mean higher profits. For instance, a swing trader who makes just 5 trades a month can be substantially more profitable than a scalper who makes 50 trades each week. Also, when we talk about risk-reward (RR), it's helpful to look at it alongside other factors. For example, a trader with a 1:3 RR and a 40% win rate can still be profitable. Similarly, a trader with a 1:2 RR and a 50% win rate can also find success. Even a trader with a 1:1 RR and a 70% win rate can be profitable. What truly matters is how win rate and risk-reward work together. In the end, there are many effective strategies for achieving profitability in trading.

@@Gotrade28 Thanks for the support!

Thanks man for the kind words. I appreciate it!

Hi man thanks for the comment. So here are the reasons why I teach it: 1. I enjoy teaching! It’s fun learning a craft and helping others succeed. 2. It forces me to become better at my craft and keep up to date with industry developments. 3. I actually get clients results and I enjoy seeing them succeed. 4. Unlike many fake gurus, I actually learnt from some of the top traders in the world - some worked in hedge funds. 5. Clients come to me and I help them avoid making years of costly mistakes (from using discretionary, subjective methods with no edge). I invest and trade using statistical mechanical rules (so built using market statistics). So it has a statistically proven edge which enables clients (new or experienced in the markets) to be consistently profitable. This is what I mean by having ‘rinse and repeat’ system in the video. If you watch the full video, I never once made any kinda of ‘wealth promise’. Trading and Investing is a business, and everyone who wants to take it to a high level, learns from mentors and loses money otherwise. There is an ignorance tax. There will always be cynics no matter what you do in life. Like even if someone sold ice cream for a living, someone would criticize their ice-cream haha. It’s actually in the best interest of many ‘wealth advisors’ to say that because otherwise they would be out of a job!😂

Thanks man! Appreciate it.

@@prempaharia468 Glad to hear you enjoyed it and thanks for feedback. Intend to get better with time.

@@olivergroves2007 Thanks 🙏 man. Really appreciate the kind words. What line of work are you in and what resonated most with you, in this video?

@@KiranRobbin I work for an insurance company doing finance and payroll. It has taught me a lot which is good. I really liked the way you explained things clearly and made the video easy to follow. You have some good life tips

⁠​⁠@@olivergroves2007 Cool, that’s not an easy industry, by any means. Thank you for the feedback! Aim to provide as much as practical and actionable value in my videos as possible.

Glad to know video helped man! Yeah we have all made mistakes but never too late haha 💪. All the best!

@@Yaboiglitchez haha. Nice 👌 bro! Exactly, we have to do what works for us haha.

Great point brotha! Yeah it can be frustrating how there's such a stark contrast between the wealth of a few and the struggles of many. However, very few people get wealthy purely by a salary (due to inflation and other things like increasing tax with higher income). Assets and multiple income streams are needed. Will make more videos to address this topic.

Hi man, thanks for feedback. Hope to get better with time.

@@AnikDasofficials Thanks bro, I appreciate the kind words!

@@KiranRobbin I want to talk with you personally.

@@zokomo0.049 haha thanks for the comment. Actually I was brought up in the Uk. Where are you from brotha?

Hi thanks for the suggestion. I appreciate it brotha. Any specific recommendations to improve? Been using 3 pointing lighting with soft box and rode lav mic.

Hi thanks for the comment! The main purpose for this video is more examples of high income skills to provide as much value as possible for audience, rather than specifically my income per month. Yes, for a future video I can break down more specifically my multiple income sources -from being a professional trader and other sources which has enabled to me leave medicine (which I mention in the video).

@@anirudhashahide1408 Never too late to start haha! All the best bro!

@@KiranRobbin bud can we really make something out of this world , I be feeling unemployed from my useless degree , wish there would be an actual money making way , born from a middle class family is the worst sin

@@KiranRobbin I just wanna to be a friend with you to actually see your journey if you really make it out of KZbin

@@anirudhashahide1408 Hi thanks for comment! There are plenty of people in worse situations than you, that have achieved what want you to achieve. It’s usually a knowledge, skill or action issue, I find that stopping you reaching where you want to be. But you got this bro! I’m rooting for you! 💪

@@anirudhashahide1408 Hi so am doing KZbin on the side with my business. I enjoy sharing value with the world and will keep doing it.✊

Do you have a portfolio of thumbnails you have done before to send by email?

@@hmovi71 Originally, but am UK based.

@@KiranRobbin brother Let me tell you one thing, don't remind me. I noticed that your thumbnail is not very good according to the content of your video. so To attract viewers to your content. And can I make a Thumbnil for you on your CTR bar. I can send my portfolio if you want.

@@hmovi71 Hi man, thanks for the feedback I appreciate it 🙏 Only recently started taking KZbin seriously this last month, and hope to improve with time.