Hey traders, it’s Bryce here.
One of the best things that you can do for your trading account …Â
As a millionaire trader myself, this is the best advice that I can give you …Â
Copy other successful traders.
For a lot of new traders, it might feel like cheating.
Or maybe, they’re convinced they’ll find a profitable pattern on their own. For them, it’s an ego thing.
Ladies and gentlemen … Across human history, growth and prosperity comes from people who build upon an already valuable product/system.
Here’s a perfect example: When Henry Ford proved the efficiency of the assembly line in 1913, businesses quickly integrated the system to boost their own profits.
We didn’t see companies try to build their own system of manufacturing to compete. Instead they adopted and grew.
Here’s another one: The race for manned flight was as heated as any technological advancement in history. Companies and individuals across the globe fought to find a design capable of carrying people through the air.
When Wilbur and Orville recorded their first successful flight in 1903, everyone threw away their previous designs for air travel and built upon the Wright brother’s successful model.
Like the failed but often contested, Richard Pearse’s “Monoplane” from New Zealand, pictured below:
Don’t put so much pressure on yourself to find a new profit angle …Â
There’s already a process that traders can use to be successful.
That’s where you should start!
Our Process
Understand, we all trade using Tim Sykes’ process for profits.
Not just me and Matt. Every one of Sykes’ millionaire students uses the same trading framework.
And Jack Kellogg is a shining example of what a trader can do with this process.
If Sykes made the first airplane, Jack Kellogg strapped the first rocket boosters to it, LOL.
In a fraction of Sykes’ trading career, Jack passed his overall profits. Right now Jack is sitting at $12.7 million (including losses).
And as we speak, there are more students on their way toward the $1 million milestone. See the post on X below from one of the traders in our community:
Study the positions outlined in the post above. He’s using the same framework that we all use to trade.
Also, tune in for the next LIVE trading session.
Show up every day committed to learning something new, even if it’s just for an hour or two. You don’t even have to trade.
A lot of new traders are eager to get started … I know that I was.
But trust me, in the beginning, it’s best to study and explore how these setups work.
If you’re really itching to make a trade … I’ve got a compromise for you.
The Friday Setup
Use today, Thursday, to prepare for our Friday pattern …Â
Every Friday, we look for the same price action in the market.
Here’s how it works: Because of the incoming weekend, volatile stocks can follow a specific pattern.
The stock will spike on a Friday, we aim to buy shares before the market closes, and then ideally we sell into the spike on Monday morning.
It’s a perfect pattern for new traders because there isn’t as much of a risk of overtrading: We make one trade on Friday afternoon and that’s it!
Watch the pattern tutorial below:
Follow our positions until things start to click.
And get ready for Friday’s price action!
Cheers,
Bryce Tuohey
*Past performance does not indicate future results