Most new traders blow up their account within the first 3 months. Not because they pick bad stocks — because they have no system.

Here's what I mean:

They trade on emotion. Stock goes up, they FOMO in. Stock dips, they panic sell. Rinse and repeat until the account is at zero.

The fix is boring but it works:

1. Track every trade. Entry, exit, why you got in, what happened. Most beginners skip this because it feels tedious. But you can't improve what you don't measure.

1. Size your positions properly. If losing a trade ruins your week, you're too heavy. Risk 1-2% of your account per trade, max.

1. Learn to read price action before indicators. Indicators lag. Price tells you what's happening right now. Start with support/resistance and candlestick patterns.

1. Have a watchlist, not a wish list. Pick 5-10 tickers and learn them inside out. Know their average range, how they react to news, where they tend to bounce.

This is what we teach inside Trades. Real setups, real risk management, built for people who are just getting started.

No magic formulas. Just the fundamentals that actually work.