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Tom Dante’s Youtube Series: A Blueprint for Trading Success
I can’t believe this video has only 150k of views. It covers almost everything you need to know to become a successful trader.
Take notes and reevaluate your approach.
All credits goes to
@Trader_Dante
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I present to you my notes on Tom Dante’s Youtube Series: Steps to execute like a pro.
I hope this thread is able to help you enter the trading day with a clear mind, know exactly what to look for, and be prepared before making any decisions.
All credits goes to
@Trader_Dante
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Chat with traders EP039
Competitiveness of trading & skill sets for profitability w/
@Trader_Dante
My summary and notes from this podcast.
I still recommend you all to watch the full videos with my notes in hand for a deeper understanding.
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Tom Dante’s Youtube Series: What Everyone Should Know About Trading Financial Markets.
I guaranteed that you will truly understand the reality of trading and the hard truths to survive and success in financial market through this notes.
All credits goes to
@Trader_Dante
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"Your edge in trading is not just the strategy — it's how you handle yourself. You are the edge. The only way to succeed is by eliminating mistakes and doing the things most people aren’t willing to do."
–
@Trader_Dante
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Revising the good ole gems by
@Trader_Dante
Performing a weekly trading review
1/ Four principles of good execution: sit on your hands, take high probability trades, follow your process, learn from your trades
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There are 4 Four Key Points for Trading Execution.
1. Don't take trades outside your edge.
2. Step up when opportunity present.
3. Trade the market, not emotions.
4. Learn from your trades (Most important).
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3 critical questions when reviewing your trades:
How can I make more money from my winners?
How can I lose less money from my losers?
How can I find more trade opportunities?
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If you made it this far, I know that you're serious about trading.
I'll share more about the notes I've from Dante's video.
You can follow me so that you don't missed anything out.
Thanks for reading!
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How Using
@Wise
for Prop Firm Challenges Saved Me Thousands of Dollars
A thread you don't want to missed:
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1. Don't take trades outside your edge
Only take trades that align with your edge and what you’ve planned. Otherwise, just wait.
Never take trades that don't fit your trading plan. Those trades aren't what you're truly looking for.
1 simple rules that will help you prevent
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Before every trading session starts,
Try VISUALIZATION to imagine and try managing the fear of loss before entering a trade.
Imagine you get stopped out over leveraging.
Imagine you risk accordingly and get stopped out.
what will be the difference?
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Traders who had made enough money to "retire," yet they were the first in and last out of the office, constantly working on maintaining and enhancing their performance.
The idea is simple: If you're not improving, someone else is, and that someone will end up taking your money.
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You will gain confidence over time from trusting your process and recognizing that losses are part of the game, not something to fear.
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2. Step up when there is a trade.
When a trade aligning with your trading plan appears,
Taking action confidently without hesitation because that is what you are expecting to see.
If the trade setup matches your criteria, what are you worried for?
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3. Trade the market, not emotions
Your decisions should be driven by what the market is showing you right now, not by a need to recover losses, hit profit targets, or prove something to yourself.
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Part 1 - Refining your edge
Trading is not just about finding good setups or having the right strategies. To stay ahead, you need to constantly refine and improve your edge.
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Part 2 - Key Psychological Lessons
1. Patience and Focus
Patience is something you must cultivate, not just read about in trading psychology books.
The main goal is to focus on high-probability setups that's 100% following your plan and your edge.
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This concludes my notes of the video.
Writing this is not just for everyone, but also for myself to reinforce these ideas in my own mind.
Nobody is perfect in the beginning, all we have to do is take action and strive for improvement everyday.
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4. Learn from your trades (Most important)
This is the most important topic to be discussed as Dante mentioned about this almost everywhere in his videos or threads.
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Journaling help traders spot patterns in their performance.
Ex. A trader might notice that they move their stop-loss to break even too early, or they may take profits too soon, missing out on larger gains.
Tracking this allows them to refine these decisions in the future
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5. Learning from Mistakes Quickly
The faster you can learn from your mistakes, the better your chances of succeeding.
A lot of traders make the same mistakes repeatedly because they either don't review their trades or they don't learn from their errors.
Journal everything!
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My trades is consist of 4 elements:
- profiling the market
bearish market structure; breaking low and rejecting high (position yourself here)
- range
price been ranging awhile and falsely breaking out in a bearish market (rejecting phase of the market profile)
- time
OHLC,
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Don't make the same mistakes over 3 times, it's really not worth the price.
By learning from every experience, you will develop a deeper understanding and trust of your strategy over time.
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Whether your trade is a winner or a loser, there’s always a lesson to be learned.
By regularly reviewing your trades, you can identify patterns of mistakes and make improvements and eliminates them eventually.
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1. Competitiveness in Trading
The most profitable traders are the ones who put in the most hours, not just making trades, but analyzing, learning, and refining their strategies.
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1. Strategic Goals for Traders
Conserve Capital - Preserve your capital at all costs before focusing on income generation or growing an account. Without capital, trading is impossible.
Generate income - only after you understand that conserving capital is key
Increase account
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2. Resilience
Every trader experiences losing streaks. What sets successful traders apart is their ability to keep moving forward even after a series of losses.
It’s about trusting in your strategy and knowing that losses are part of the game.
1:2RR + 40%WR = 6W4L Profitable
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3. Decisiveness and Flexibility:
Traders must be ruthlessly decisive when committing to a position but also flexible enough to change their stance if the market changes.
Who are willing to accept when they’ve misread the market are more likely to thrive in the long run
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Here is the full video on youtube.
You can watch along with my notes for a deeper understandings.
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Be objective and trade based on the current conditions, not emotional impulses because the market doesn’t care about your goals, emotions, or losses.
The only thing waiting for you when you trade emotionally is FAIL.
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2. Importance of a Trading Journal
A journal allows traders to systematically review their trades, identify mistakes, and make adjustments.
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4. Coping with Pressure
The ability to stay focused for long periods, and maintain emotional balance after losses is key to success.
Successful traders lose huge sums of money on bad days, yet they never let it affect their confidence or emotional state.
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They could shrug off losses, learn from them, and approach the next day with a clear mind.
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Thank you for reading!
I appreciate your time and hope you found this thread insightful.
I'll be sharing more of these soon.
So be sure to follow along for updates!
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@PFRT_X
@BlueberryFunded
@thearcticfund
@fahimhdk
Hey man my advise for all prop trader to prevent scam
How Using
@Wise
for Prop Firm Challenges Saved Me Thousands of Dollars
A thread you don't want to missed:
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Goal setting should not include time
You never know how long it takes
but it could cause you unnecessary anxiety
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1. Trading is not your normal job:
Trading is a highly unconventional career where traders are isolated, working long hours, often 10 hours a day in front of the screen.
Traders are "their own boss" but ironically must submit to the market.
It’s a job where success isn't
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A must read book for traders
Anyone interested in the notes for this book?
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Post-Session review:
After trading, review the day's trades in your journal:
- Did you follow your plan?
- Were there emotional trades?
Analyse mistakes and look for areas of improvement.
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5. The law of attraction does not work:
Thinking positively about success or wealth won't automatically bring it.
Many traders fall into this trap, putting pictures of luxury cars or houses on their screens to motivate them, only to end up with disappointment.
True success in
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Pro tips:
Enter the trade as close as possible to where you would be wrong to minimise losses.
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3. Building a career on the value of your best guess:
Traders are gambling for a living, and our career is built on the value of our best guess, not guarantees.
High probability is still just probability, you can still lose.
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Didn’t expect that much support from y’all.
I’ll keep on sharing the notes I’ve made.
Stay tuned.
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Your perception shapes your actions, and your actions shape your reality.
How you see the world influences how you behave, and how you behave determine what you get in life.
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Your current self isn’t happy that you are making change to become a better self which he keeps dragging you down by procrastination, distracted, any bad behaviour you name it.
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Tell me which is causing you pain mostly? Think about it.
Follow plan and get TP.
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Follow plan and get SL.
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Not follow plan get TP.
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Not follow plan get SL.
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3. Routine
Pre-Session planning: Create a game plan before the trading session starts.
Mark out levels where you plan to do business with and do nothing between them.
Plan out where you want to enter and exit ahead of time.
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Journal (mentioned once again)
Keep a journal to document trades, common mistakes, and review them regularly.
Use tools like the “Demon Finder” to identify recurring trading mistakes
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4. Why persevering is not enough:
Perseverance alone doesn’t guarantee success. Many traders keep making the same mistakes despite their efforts to push through.
Success in trading requires continuous self-analysis: identifying what you are doing well, where you are going
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Fix your bad habits first before you cultivate a good one
Many times you quit your good one because of the bad one
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2/ Pro tip: Always use your credit/debit card or Wise for prop firm challenges.
Why? If the firm goes down, you're able to submit a chargeback with your bank or financial institution.
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2. The market is not a level playing field:
Retail traders are at a disadvantage compared to institutional traders and central banks.
These larger players have access to better information, can move the market with their trades, and have lower trading costs.
They are also
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Principle 1: Sit on your hands and only take high probability trades
Principle 2: Step up when you believe it's time, with no fear or hesitation
Principle 3: Trade the market, not your profit and loss
Principle 4: Learn from your trades and execution
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If you have extra time before the market opens, I suggest you to watch the full videos with my notes for a deeper understanding.
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2/ Reviewing and planning are done over the weekend.
Saturdays are for reviewing the previous week, while Sundays are for planning the week ahead.
Reviewing the week on Saturday allows for fresh events to be fresh in the mind.
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13. Trading psychology:
You will face periods of consecutive losses, and you must have a plan to deal with these setbacks.
Whether it's reducing trade size, taking breaks, or simply trusting the edge, it’s essential to manage the emotional toll of losses.
If you let short-term
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The Importance of an environment
Come out with this while I’m doing my Sunday reset to WIN the following week.
I Designed My Workspace for Maximum Focus and Productivity
Please share your workspace with me as well!
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12. Your edge and the role of luck in your career:
A trader’s edge is the combination of three factors: strike rate (how often you win),
payoff (how much you win relative to risk),
trade frequency (how often you trade).
Ideally, you want all these elements to be as high as
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It’s better not to make a trading plan!
If you make a trading plan and execute it exactly according to the plan, you will not be particularly happy even if you make money. You will feel unfulfilled and even bored.
And if you lose money, you have to reflect on where you went
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7/ Evaluate your trading skills and identify areas for improvement.
Ask yourself important questions about your trading setup, stop placement, target placement, confidence level, and circumstances for adding to a trade.
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If you believe that trading is hard and success is unattainable, your actions will reflect that belief.
- You may approach trades with fear, second-guess your decisions, or avoid making trades altogether.
- When losses happen, you’ll view them as confirmation that you’re not
Your perception shapes your actions, and your actions shape your reality.
How you see the world influences how you behave, and how you behave determine what you get in life.
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6/ Review missed opportunities and learn from them
Studying the biggest move of the week helps identify learnings.
Missed trades can provide valuable insights and lessons.
Asking questions and challenging oneself is crucial for improvement.
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8/ Doing regular reviews is important for traders to improve their performance.
Weekly, monthly, and quarterly reviews are recommended.
Answering questions that the journal doesn't cover is crucial for learning.
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Review - After every trading session
Ask what went well and what didn’t.
Find out why and fix them
What else you left after you eliminate mistakes?
3 critical questions when reviewing your trades:
How can I make more money from my winners?
How can I lose less money from my losers?
How can I find more trade opportunities?
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2. Tools
Broker - Use a reliable broker that offers good execution, minimal slippage, and reasonable spreads.
Avoid brokers who regularly slip orders or have excessively wide spreads.
Charting software - Professionals use back-adjusted chart (B-ADJ in TradingView)
Economic
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4. Execution
What, where, and when are the three pillars of execution.
What:
Define the type of price movement you want to see.
For instance, you might want to see a sharp drop into a support level to signal a buying opportunity, instead of a slow, grinding movement.
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My trades is consist of 4 elements:
- profiling the market
bearish market structure; breaking low and rejecting high (position yourself here)
- range
price been ranging awhile and falsely breaking out in a bearish market (rejecting phase of the market profile)
- time
OHLC,
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"The best way to learn is to teach," and I couldn't agree more.
Sharing knowledge not only helps others but also reinforces my own understanding.
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4/ Managing trades is important for improving trading results.
Comparing managed and unmanaged trades can provide valuable insights.
Execution and managing trades are critical for successful trading.
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Don't stay in your comforts zone
Constantly seeking pain (not harmful) by doing the works you know you need to do but don't want to
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LTF entry model is the least important part.
Put your focus on HTF 90% of the time.
That’s because you wait for key level to be hit then you only go to LTF.
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Market structure
1. Define your HTF narrative and bias.
2. Profiling the market.
If I'm Bearish
- I'll position myself in the Rejecting High Phase
If I'm Bullish
- I'll position myself in the Rejecting Low phase.
My trades is consist of 4 elements:
- profiling the market
bearish market structure; breaking low and rejecting high (position yourself here)
- range
price been ranging awhile and falsely breaking out in a bearish market (rejecting phase of the market profile)
- time
OHLC,
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This concludes my notes on this topic.
Thanks for reading!
I hope this notes helping you sets the right expectations for becoming a trader.
Also, understand the KEY to survive and success in trading industry.
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I hope this thread help you to get your money back.
If you are planning on buying a prop firms challenge, make sure you do what I wrote.
Thanks for reading!
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7. Psychology
You are the edge
The ability to manage yourself emotionally and psychologically is often more important than the strategy itself.
The best trading setups won’t work if you can’t control fear, greed, or overconfidence.
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This concludes my notes of the video.
This videos includes everything you need to know to become a successful trader but it only have 150K views.
Make sure you are taking notes and seek improvements over time and make some change to become a better trader.
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I used to dream for entries like this until I found
@Romeotpt
and it becomes reality.
When I first saw his ridiculous entry like this, I doubt him, I learn from him and now I trust.
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Thanks for reading!
I'm happy writing this thread to reinforce all the idea into my mind while sharing.
I appreciate your time and hope you found this thread insightful.
Be sure to follow for more updates!
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