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Fix the Mistakes.
GET the Results.
The Hidden Reason Most Traders Never Level Up.
Why most traders lose money, and the exact habits you must eliminate to finally trade with confidence, discipline, and consistency.
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Hope Is Not a Strategy
If you’re still relying on it, you’re paying for it.
What You’ll Learn Inside This Book
This book is not about predictions, hot tips, or shortcuts.
It’s about removing the behaviors that guarantee failure, and replacing them with a repeatable process that actually works.
Inside 7 Deadly Trading Mistakes, you’ll discover how to:
- Stop trading without a real strategy (and finally pick a lane)
- Fix bad timing that turns good stocks into losing trades
- Eliminate emotional decisions driven by fear, greed, and FOMO
- Manage risk so one trade never wrecks your account
- Track your trades and uncover the patterns holding you back
- Avoid overtrading and focus only on high-probability setups
- Accelerate your progress by learning from an experienced mentor
This is the book Dan wishes existed when he was starting out, before the blown accounts and painful lessons.🤯
Mistake #1
Trading Without a Clear Strategy
Why jumping from day trading to options to swing trading guarantees frustration, and how mastering one strategy changes everything.
You’ll learn how to:
- Choose a strategy that fits you
- Define clear setups and triggers
- Stop chasing “what’s working today”
Mistake #2
Poor Timing
(Buying at the Wrong Time)
Same stock. Same chart.
Three different entries - only one makes money.
You’ll learn how to:
- Know if you’re early, on time, or late
- Stop buying tops and holding dead money
- Use timing to control risk before it controls you
Mistake #3
Letting Emotions Dictate Your Trades
Fear cuts winners short.
Greed keeps losers alive.
You’ll learn how to:
- Trade the plan instead of your feelings
- Remove emotion with structure and habits
- Let charts - not hope - guide decisions
Mistakes #4, #5, #6, #7 - And MUCH More
Most trading accounts don’t die from bad stock picks.
They die from bad habits that go unchecked.
Mistakes like:
- Ignoring risk until one trade does real damage
- Trading too big because a setup “feels right”
- Missing the few trades that mattered
- No feedback and no guardrails
- and MORE!
None of these feel fatal in the moment.
That’s why they’re so dangerous.
They don’t cause a blow-up.
They cause slow, frustrating failure.
Trade Without Excuses
Eliminate the behaviors that sabotage results.
About Dan Fitzpatrick👇
I Didn’t Start Out Getting This Right
I’ve been trading for nearly 30 years, and I’ll be the first to tell you, I didn’t figure this out quickly.
I blew up accounts.
I chased bad trades.
I confused activity with progress.
Like most traders, I thought the answer was more information. More indicators. More opinions. More trades.
It wasn’t.
What finally changed my results wasn’t predicting the market better, it was fixing my behavior.
What I Learned the Hard Way
Over time, one thing became obvious:
Most traders don’t fail because they’re lazy, dumb, or unlucky.
They fail because they repeat the same few mistakes every day, often without realizing it.
Once I stopped making those mistakes, everything got simpler:
My trading became calmer
My risk became manageable
My results became consistent
That’s when trading finally started to feel like a business, not a struggle.
Why I Wrote This Book
I wrote 7 Deadly Trading Mistakes (And How to Fix Them) because I’ve coached thousands of traders, and I keep seeing the same patterns.
Different stocks.
Different markets.
Same mistakes.
This book isn’t about showing you how smart I am.
It’s about helping you stop doing the things that quietly cost you money.
If you fix the mistakes, the results take care of themselves.
If any of this sounds familiar, this book was written for you.
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What Others Are Saying
Real messages from people who’ve experienced Dan's results firsthand.
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Rob Posniak
7:24 am
Thanks so much for teaching the SMART. The time spent attending the workshop is absolutely time well spent!
I've been a member of SMM for a very long time. I very much connect with your teaching style. I feel that if one applies the concepts taught in the SMART workshop you can't but help improve your trading results. Besides helping me make money, the main reason I remain a member of SMM is the clarity which Dan explains trading and psychological concepts. Thanks again for all you do.
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Wanda
3:52 pm
This was great and I appreciate the work that was done and that you shared this knowledge with us. I have the guardrails I need and wanted when I signed up for the course.
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Randall
9:18 am
Incredible session. Appreciate the hard work you all put into this course. Learned a lot … now the hard work to change habits 😃
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David
1:26 pm
Yes, I found the course extremely helpful. It was helpful to see charts of good setups to try to start ingraining them into my brain. I’m planning on using this course as a resource in the future.
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Renee
6:12 am
The SMART workshop enhanced my professional trading tactics, reinforced my skills for interpreting trade setups for maximum return and lowest risk. Dan taught us how to plan and analyze our trade risk assessment “R’s” with continual feedback using tracked trades statistics. One of many “pearls” of Dan’s wisdom. He is a gifted teacher and technical analyst.
Skip The Mistakes and Start Trading Smarter.
Before those mistakes cost serious money...
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