7 Lessons From My Latest New Millionaire Student Clay

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My newest millionaire student Clay just crossed over $1 million in trading profits — but this interview isn’t just about wins. It’s about the mindset, the discipline, and the mistakes that even millionaire traders sometimes make. Because Clay didn’t have a perfect March. He actually finished red — down $2.6K with one of the worst win rates of his career at 29%. But that’s what makes this conversation so valuable. He opens up about what went wrong, how he let one oversized options trade wreck his month, how he got tilted, how he focused on the wrong plays and missed the ones that spiked big. If you’ve ever made emotional trades, broken your rules, or spiraled after a loss, this video is going to hit home. Clay’s transparency is exactly what more traders need to see. He’s not making excuses — he’s learning, adapting, and figuring out how to come back STRONGER. That’s what it takes!

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