It’s OK to admit it: Your trading plan is a tangled mess.
You’ve got five indicators flashing on the screen, CNBC in one ear, a Discord chat in the other, and somehow, despite all that “information”, your account keeps shrinking.
I’ve been there. Every new trader has.
You start with a clean slate and good intentions … Then the greed creeps in.
Maybe you see someone post a monster win on Twitter and think, I should’ve caught that. So you force a setup that isn’t there.
Then you average down when it sinks lower. You hold and hope. And before you know it, you’re blaming the market for a big loss when the real enemy is in the mirror.
Here’s the truth, trading isn’t rocket science. You’re just overcomplicating it.
The biggest mistake that new traders make is thinking complexity leads to control. It really leads to chaos.
When I made my first million, it wasn’t because I predicted the market. It’s because I simplified a popular pattern that repeats among the hottest stocks.
One pattern. One process. Over and over until I saw it in my sleep.
In the beginning, slow your roll. You’re not Warren Buffett. You don’t need ten strategies or ten open positions at once …
Instead, you need ten disciplined trades that prove you can follow the rules.
Discipline is the key to my success.
Are you disciplined enough to follow these simple instructions?
Instructions For New Traders
Everything clicked when I finally stopped chasing random patterns and focused on one setup.
I was in my college dorm room at Tulane University, pouring over stock charts and indicator data when I decided …
As a small-account trader, I should focus on stocks with the largest percent gain. That way, it gives me the best chance of growing my account quickly.
Enter: The Supernova pattern.
A Supernova is what happens when hype, volume, and news collide. A tiny stock will announce a catalyst or catch the attention of too many short sellers …
And it ignites a stock spike that can easily reach +1,000%.
For example, SMX Public Limited Company (NASDAQ: SMX) spiked 1,100%* in less than two days last week, starting Wednesday, November 26.
On the SMX chart below, every candle represents five trading minutes:
Everyone thinks these spikes are random. That they’re one-in-a-million chances to get rich.
But in truth, we’ve seen multiple +1,000% stock spikes this year.
There’s a common pattern at work:
- The ignition: A sudden surge in volume and volatility after a strong news catalyst (or obvious short squeeze momentum).
- The euphoria: Traders rush in, momentum builds, and price action accelerates fast.
- The exhaustion: Late buyers get trapped as the stock stalls at the top.
- The collapse: The fade begins, and disciplined traders either lock in profits or prepare for dip buys on the way down.
Most traders blow up because they chase the wrong phase. They buy too high, panic too late, or ignore their stops.
But traders who study the structure recognize where they are in the move and react strategically instead of emotionally.
The Supernova pattern is powerful if you respect the volatility.
- For small accounts, it’s a shortcut to level up.
- For undisciplined traders, the volatility is a fast track to blowing up.
The difference comes down to preparation. Know your entry, know your risk, and cut losses quickly.
You don’t need to trade everything that moves. Just master the Supernova, the most explosive setup in the market.
Watch my video below for details about the Supernova pattern:
True Discipline
Most traders think discipline means willpower.
The willpower to take good trades and stay out of bad ones.
But when we think about it like that, trading sounds exhausting.
You’re telling me, every time that I trade I’ll be tempted one way or the other and I just have to fight the urge to screw it up?
Forget it. That’s no way to live.
Good thing there’s another way …
We don’t need as much willpower when we follow a textbook pattern.
Discipline is having a plan before entering a trade, and following it according to the rules that we set to help protect our account.
Here’s how to test your discipline:
- Can you cut losses quickly, even when you “feel” the stock might bounce?
- Can you stop trading after two solid wins, instead of forcing a third?
- Can you skip a trade that doesn’t fit your setup, even if it runs without you?
If you answered “no” to any of those, you’re not ready for size … Yet.
Success in trading isn’t about predicting moves. It’s about reacting correctly when the move happens. And that comes from discipline.
Here’s your assignment to achieve trading discipline:
For the next ten trades, focus on one pattern, one process, one plan.
Track your execution, not your profit. Because if you can stay disciplined through ten trades, you’re already ahead of 90% of the market.
Simplify. Focus. Execute.
Cheers
*Past performance does not indicate future results
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