I want you to say this to yourself in your brain.

Watch this.

When I'm not trading my best, I trade the smallest.

When I'm trading my best, I trade the biggest.

This year, I want you to focus on one setup and one set up only.

I only want you to focus on one setup and one setup only.

We often think as traders that the more knowledge

I get, the more skills I get, the more tools in my tool belt I get, the better trader that

I become. While that is true, you need context around that. The context around that is before you get all these tools and before

you take in all that more information, what is the one setup that you have learned and mastered

before you add different tools to it? And so if we look at somebody like William O'Neill,

he studied in master was called like Can Slim, which was ultimately just the cup and handle.

Like the man that created it, he mastered it and he stuck to it. We look at David Ryan. He studied and mastered continuation plays, right? And we looked at Mark Minervini, mastered the VCP.

We looked at Larry Williams.

Like he mastered that breaking retest, like if you look at the greats,

if we look at George Soros, right, there's an SOP,

there's a system that you master because one of the things that what happens is if you go try to go learn

um you know let's say you can go master break and retest and then you try to master the strat

and then you try to master uh you know iCT and then you try to map Now you're trying to put four different categories in one thing.

And now because now what you're trying to do is say,

no matter what strategy pop up on my chart, I can do it.

And then that leads you to confusion, right?

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