Why I Cancelled, Then Resubscribed to VIP Twice (And Stayed)

A back-and-forth journey of cancelling, missing the signals, resubscribing, and finally settling in for the long haul.

## The First Cancel I joined VIP. Took ten signals. Made $480 in two weeks. Got cocky. Cancelled my subscription and decided I would just trade my own setups. ### The first month off Four losses in a row. Tried to revenge-trade. Two more losses. Down 18%. I resubscribed. ### The second cancel Three months later, I was up 22% again. Got cocky AGAIN. Cancelled. ### The second month off Two decent trades. Then one bad one wiped both wins. Then a holiday weekend. Then NFP. Down 12%. I resubscribed. This time I bought the annual plan. ### The plot twist The value was never just the signals. The value was the discipline of not over-trading. Every time I had access to the channel, I was selective. Every time I cancelled, I traded too much. The subscription was not paying for tips. It was paying for restraint. ### Where I am now Fourteen months on annual VIP. Account up 187% over the period. I have not cancelled once. [VIP](/#pricing).