TheStable

Every month or so I run a @TradingStable wide survey, and the most recent one is interesting. I asked members what they most want to learn next. Top answers came back as selectivity, patience, sitting out, defining edge, cutting losers, building a system, etc. I have covered every one of those in some way over the last year, some in more depth than others. A workshop, recorded content, daily calls, etc, so multiple angles. I should point out an important detail, the language in the responses is not beginner language. People are writing about some of the more nuanced concepts in flow and positioning, so they clearly know the material or have some base. So why are they still top requests? Because sometimes collecting material feels like progress. Whether it is another workshop, another framework, another indicator, another podcast listened to, one more substack article, you get to feel like the next piece is around the corner. It is way more comfortable than accepting you already have enough to work with and now you must start the boring part. Good trading is monotonous. The actual work is picking one effect or "setup" (I hate this word), defining it tight enough that you cannot fudge whether it triggered, running it 50 or 100 times, logging honestly, and looking at what the data says instead of what you want it to say. Then maybe changing one thing and doing it again. You need to go out and get feedback from the market, and this takes awhile. Few want to hear that because it is slow and it is boring and there is no chat room dopamine in it. But it is the thing. The truth is there is not "a little more to know", there are reps you have not put in yet.

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