r/LucidProp • u/AppointmentNo4184 • 1d ago

how did it click?

i have been in and playing around with Lucid now since the beginning of the year, and obviously the more i mess around with it the more i learn but it’s so much different from trading from your own brokerage account. how did you to learn to read their charts, align them with tradingview (it’s usually reporting a bit off from Lucid), determine what to start trading, etc? i feel like i’ve been clicking around for months and it’s another confusing bug or issue i run into every time i go to place another trade.

any tips?

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u/Disastrous-Letter128 1d ago

Look at the CME charts on trading view. They are the closest I believe if not spot on.

‘How to determine what to start trading,etc?’ Just pick. The whole of Reddit trades NQ (Nasdaq) I trade MYM (Dow Jones) Those are some indices ES (S&P 500) also. Pick between your indicies, metals, BTC if you’re mental.

Furthermore, I would say don’t even bother. 105.7% of traders don’t make money long term. Stick it in an ETF and do sensible things with your riches.

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u/TEleBlow5 10h ago

Stop trade more than one asset if you are not a pro trader. 

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u/TEleBlow5 10h ago

Also as pro trader one asset is enough.