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April 18, 20233 yr comment_37215 WOW? What a great video Coach Jason… I will be incorporating my IWL level in my trading plan. I wish I had had this video two years ago? Edited April 18, 20233 yr by Mariah Enriquez Report
January 24, 20242 yr comment_42699 I’ve definitely watched not only profits, but initial investments turn into pennies Report
April 17, 20242 yr comment_44816 Learned this lesson too late. Hired a "professional" who totally blew up my account. Report
April 18, 20242 yr Author comment_44838 @Warner Taylor better late than never. That's what made me take things into my own hands. Report
November 20, 20241 yr comment_48493 These are great insights. I have never heard of a I'm wrong level, but this makes sense. Having a system to reduce losses either when buying or selling does make the trading process more efficient. Report
November 20, 20241 yr comment_48509 Absolutely, developing these strategies and mindset are key habits @Keshia Burke Report
November 20, 20241 yr comment_48539 Unfortunately, I learned this lesson the hard way. It definitely takes discipline and patience take the profit or set the IWL. Report
November 21, 20241 yr comment_48558 I can see how the stock market can be gambling and addictive. Setting the "I am wrong level" and "im not going to be greedy" and sticking to it will take mental discipline. Report
September 7, 2025Sep 7 comment_51576 My take away is don't be greedy. Get out take a profit. Also can I apply this type of approach with a 403b retirement plan? Report
October 3, 2025Oct 3 comment_52083 So putting the I'm wrong level allows the stock to be erratic as long as it's in a safe zone, while still allowing it to bounce back up to the place where you take profit? This is because we can't assume that the stock price will move in a perfect sine wave? Report
October 3, 2025Oct 3 comment_52085 So putting the I'm wrong level allows the stock to be erratic as long as it's in a safe zone, while still allowing it to bounce back up to the place where you take profit? This is because we can't assume that the stock price will move in a perfect sine wave? Can you use a trailing stop loss? Report
October 5, 2025Oct 5 comment_52128 Great teaching coach Brown, I've learned in this video that you have to cut your losses, and don't negotiate with the market. Also, I learned about the I'm wrong level, and how once price goes below support into the I'm wrong level, just get out and cut your losses before you blow your account. Report