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Whenever the market is choppy or bearish, I get a million questions about how I’m surviving.

“How much have you lost?”
“Have you blown up?”
“Did you get killed in the market today?”

The truth is, I thrive during market volatility! Today in particular, I made $5500 trading names such as $vblt $fit $nflx $tsla $ziop etc…

See, that’s what non-traders and struggling traders don’t understand: just because the market isn’t doing well, doesn’t mean you can’t make a ton of money. One of the great things about momentum day trading is you don’t have to ride the Dow into the ground like the big Wall Street funds; a good day trader is agile, taking advantage of whatever the current market environment is to make money. Make your money on what’s hot until it’s not – then move onto the next thing. It works equally well – sometimes even better – in a crashing market. Why? Because there is a ton of volatility, which day traders thrive on!

Now I know a lot of you are looking at all the red on your screen and doubting your future in the trading business. I used to be in the same position, stressing over what the talking heads on CNBC were saying and wondering how much money I’d lose when the $SPY took its next nosedive. But over time I developed a system to not just deal with market volatility, but to OWN it. While I like to post free content, like this video I just did on trading exhaustion gaps,

I really dig into my system in the 60 Day Trading Bootcamp. In the Bootcamp, I go over every single aspect of my trading system in live webinar sessions, then make sure you remember it all and learn how to actually apply it with homework, quizzes and a simulator. You’ll leave my classroom with the skills and confidence to tackle huge down days with a smile on your face and dollar signs in your eyes.

Of course, nothing beats learning live, right? If you’ve seen any of my photos, you know I play as hard as I work.

So you’ll be excited to know that you have TWO opportunities to see me in Las Vegas in the next two weeks!

The first event will be September 25th – 27th. Traders4ACause is a charity founded by Nate Michaud, AKA InvestorsLive, to raise money for several great causes. Once a year, Nate brings together a panel of awesome hosts (including yours truly!) to share their trading knowledge. You can learn more, and register, HERE.

After that, I’ll be speaking at the Trader and Investor summit, which runs from October 3rd – 5th. I’m thrilled to be included in this three day, info-packed event! I’ll be speaking alongside some great traders and educators, including host and founder Timothy Sykes. To learn more, or register, visit the Trading and Investor Summit page. 

Feel free to email me kunal@bullsonwallstreet.com if you have any questions. See you soon!

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Self-worth is often measured by the sum of accomplishments. This is why failure can burn badly. Not only is a goal or project left unsatisfied, but your sense of self-worth feels compromised as well.

Well beyond the whole glass-half-full/glass-half-empty scenario, failure can actually be the largest impetus to success. Success is fun and safe. Uninterrupted success can also lead to stagnation and risk adversity.In business companies that enjoy years of success and growth–without at least a few years of serious financial trouble–almost always fall victim to their own strengths.  You see companies like Microsoft that come out hot out of the gates with no setbacks they fall victim to their own success and stagnate vs Apple who had some serious trouble in their original business model had to innovate and reinvent themselves.   In the field of day-trading, limiting yourself to safety and avoiding all risk reduces your income potential. Since markets are constantly shifting, this is also not a field where adversity to change is helpful. Failure will often open one up to change better than success.

Understanding the value of failure and, more importantly, not fearing failure, supports personal growth and profit potential. Failure can morph into success if it’s taken in a nonpersonal and productive approach.

Failure ends resistance to change

In times of success, the old ways stay strong. There’s no reason to change because the current methods are working so far, and income is coming in.

In day-trading, proven methods are good but they don’t always remain successful. It’s important to avoid stagnation for that reason. Reviewing strategy and changing methods is part of this trade. At some point, you’ll have to change anyway. But those most resistant will actually not consider change until that point where methods fail. When I started this business in 2008 I strictly traded smallcap stocks. I traded every type of crappy 2-3 dollar stock possible. What I found was that trading that way wasnt scalable for my account or my business. Its hard to have a chatroom where your trading these small junky stocks and its hard for someone who now has a much bigger account to get size in these stocks. During these times I was making 400-500 dollars a day and had 30 subscribers as this style just wasnt a good one for me or my subs. Trading this way limited my results in many ways.  Today I trade mostly momentum Nasdaq type of stocks 20-100 dollar stocks with volume and range. Changing my method allowed me to get more size into my positions but also move faster and more aggressively. This changed my profits 10 fold.

This is where failure becomes helpful. You can no longer resist change, and the recent failure opens the door to further exploration. Any new ideas that you were afraid to try before can be tried now out of necessity. It breaks up your routine and forces you to grow beyond proven methods.

Change not only involves trying the new methods but also involves corrections to stay on target. Long-accepted strategies are now questioned, and after a hard look at what led to failure, you can see where you can improve your approach.

Change is inevitable and, in failure, it becomes necessary. You become less resistant to change, which in the future leads to less risk adversity and a more open-minded approach to your methods.

Failure reveals both strengths and weaknesses

Many successful people failed first before succeeding. From those failures, they learned more about themselves, what they really wanted, and better paths for success.

It may simply be that there are some types of day-trading investments you have a better handle on than others. Or you made an “educated” guess on bad information or require more skills training to reduce the likelihood of bad decision-making. Through failure, you learn your shortcomings, and your strengths also come to the surface through this self-examination.  This is why I have my students trade for sometimes months on a simulator while we grade their trades. So that they can rise and fall! So they can have terrible days and amazing days and feel the ups and downs of trading.  Then after each failure and each disaster we reformulate and learn lessons getting them ready to trade live

The foremost lesson that can come from failure is your ability to survive it. Sometimes knowing that fear is survivable and leads to better accomplishments is the best way to stop fearing it and encourage future risks. When I get up and get ready to attack it in the morning I have such a confidence as I have been on the otherside. Desperate and wondering if I was going to make it in business and in trading. In my younger days I blew up 5 different trading accounts.  I once had 400 people in my chatroom  when my partner left and took them and lost them all down to 20 people! Going all the way to edge and coming back gives me my strength.

Failure means never asking “What if?”

“What if?” is that great unanswerable question that haunts people until death. In it, there are regrets and wonders that will never be answered or satisfied. By its nature it is always unsatisfied.

Failure may result from taking risks. You make a trade with a 50-50 chance of being good, and instead it goes bad and you lose money. At the time this occurs, you may feel devastation and wish you never took the risk.

But imagine if you never took the risk. That question will likely haunt you too. You’ll never know what may have come from that risk. It could have been a very profitable trade, or it could’ve tanked. Either way, you don’t have a strong answer, and you’ll always wonder.

Sometimes, instead of the constant nag of “What if,” the answer of “I tried, but it didn’t work,” is often better for the simple reason that it is an answer. You tried, you did your best, and it wasn’t successful. But at least you know, and you can let it go and move on. It doesn’t haunt you like unanswered questions. You can even feel a certain “badge of honor” that you acted bravely and didn’t hold back due to fear. In trading whether you win or lose money is meaningless. Our jobs is to do the right thing to trade a stock well. That often means that you do the right thing and you lose on a trade. And sometimes you will do the wrong thing and make money. But longterm if you want to make serious money and do it each day your job is to trade each stock well with probabilities and risk irregardless of the dollars or your p&l.

Builds character

This sounds very cliché, but it’s true.

As stated earlier, success often preserves the status quo. It feels good but demands little from you. Failure, on the other hand, makes you examine those uncomfortable questions that lead to growth.

Coming out of failure, you’ll find you’re more resilient and mature. Failure is no longer frightening because you survived. Also, you’ll be more forgiving toward yourself and others in the same position. Perhaps you can even encourage those facing similar failures or shortcomings. Patience will grow, and you’ll no longer take shortcomings as personally.

You’re the sum of a whole picture in which accomplishments are one part. Success or failure doesn’t define you, as they’re merely results of events in your life. Failure can be devastating, or it can be a learning opportunity.

In the light of failure, regroup and remove the personal connection to it. From that place, you can make a new beginning with new risks, new challenges, and new methods of continuing your trade.  Your struggles can define you. Handle it right and it will give you an amazing power to make things happen.
if you guys are having any trouble with your trading or anything else always feel free to email me kunal@bullsonws.

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Space is limited.
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Members only:
Let’s get together go over some charts and talk about the market. Bring your chart requests.
Title: Open Chart Night and Market Talk

Date: Thursday, June 16, 2011
Time: 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM CDT

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Open Chart Night and Market Talk

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Join us for a Webinar on May 22 Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now at: https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/596921310 Members only: Let’s get together go over some charts and talk about the market.  Bring your chart requests. Title: Open Chart Night and Market Talk Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011 Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM CDT After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar. System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer

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Join us for a Webinar on May 12 Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now at: https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/654391734 Members only: Let’s get together go over some charts and talk about the market.  Bring your chart requests. Title: Open Chart Night and Market Talk Date: Thursday, May 12, 2011 Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM CDT After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar. System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer

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Open Chart Night and Market Talk Canceled for tonight – I’m not feeling well this evening – I’ll schedule a webinar for early next week. Members only: Let’s get together go over some charts and talk about the market.  Bring your chart requests. Title: Open Chart Night and Market Talk After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar. System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer

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Join us for a Webinar on April 27 Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now at: https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/539592438 Members only:  Let’s get together go over some charts and talk about the market.  Bring your chart requests. Title: Open Chart Night and Market Talk Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011 Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM CDT After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar. System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer

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