Kardec Trader explains how he'd start over: spend year one learning, not earning. Pick 2-3 setups, build solid playbooks, journal every trade, review the market daily. The goal is break even, not profit, so you learn without losing capital for year two.
Supposed to go into trading tomorrow, I take away all my knowledge of how to trade, whatever. But I just took simple advice. It would just be year one, stay alive, focusing. Three, four setups, journal everything. Have two, three solid playbooks which go into my setups, right? Analyze the market every day, review the market. And my thing is, I want to break even. I want to make $0. If I break even my year one, I'm happy. I've learned at no cost, right? I would rather take that route than to be like, I want to make 100,000 my first year, blow whatever money I have six times trying to chase this number. Also not learn because I'm trading recklessly now. By year one, I have a stable, you know, ground to now excel. Year two, year three, and so on.
