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LV talks about her own results in this video. That is her history, not a forecast — it may not apply to you, and most people who trade lose money. This is education, not advice.
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LV talks about her own results in this video. That is her history, not a forecast — it may not apply to you, and most people who trade lose money.
She has traded for six or seven years and calls it a wave of emotions — up, down, and contemplating your life. She started the Run Club because anybody can truly become a trader; what stops people is that nobody breaks the terms down into something a beginner can process, and a full of moving numbers and abbreviated names is intimidating when you did not learn it in school and have no mentor.
So the academy is built as miles. Go through each one with intention. Do not breeze through it, and do not have it open while you scroll something else — the information only sticks once you see it working with your own hands.
Losses are part of it. Anybody who says they never take one is lying; she takes them almost every day. The job is to cut them short, keep the tight, and . And the thing that decides whether you are profitable or not is not the chart — it is the psychology. Money at risk brings adrenaline and euphoria, then denial and shock in a drawdown, and those feelings lead to impulsive decisions. The way out is a set of rules you follow every single time and do not break.
The overview
Anybody can learn this. It is about applying yourself, and having it broken down into words you can actually use.
Why she started the Run Club, what the miles are for, and the thing she says decides whether you make it: managing yourself.
Your place is remembered on this device, so you can stop anywhere and come back. Nothing to sign up for.
A picture of what a price has done over time.
Like this: A heart-rate monitor for a company. You are reading the shape, not the individual beat.
A price you choose in advance where you get out. It fires whether you are watching or not.
Like this: The automatic shut-off on a kettle. You do not have to stand there to stop it boiling over.
A trade that is working — the price keeps moving your way after you are in.
Like this: The one horse still pulling away from the pack. You let it run instead of calling it back.
Answer all of them to unlock the next one. Getting one wrong is fine — the explanation is the point.
1LV says one thing decides whether you end up profitable or not. What is it?
Her words: managing yourself is what makes you profitable or unprofitable. There is no way to trade without emotions — the work is learning to control them.
2How does she say you avoid the impulsive decisions that adrenaline, euphoria and shock lead to?
The feelings are real and she does not pretend otherwise. Rules you never break mean the decision was made before the feeling arrived.
3What does she say about traders who tell you they never take a loss?
She takes losses almost every day. The skill is cutting them short, keeping stops tight, and letting the runners run.
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Answer the questions above to carry on.
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Everyone who ever ran a marathon started with one mile they did not want to do. You have done it.
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