Disliked{quote} Yup I see When you hinted at your disagreement with my TA view I zoomed out, makes more sense considering dovish fed expectations Easier to see obviously after the opening London move Also see how the timing works out from both the macro and micro views you suggested, but considering the expectations- even with wide stop on the swing I'd be battling a new yearly high...suggests much better places to short than where I was- so it could be said I was jumping the gun on both instancesIgnored
-> In simple words and despite what TA you use, if you want to take a side (for whatever reason) instead of looking to trade to the tick for entries (thats a signal of scare money or over leverage), find a spot in which you can take the other side on the way back (it doesn't matter what TA you use for this) so you want an exhaustion area that overshoot your entry level so you can trade the other side of those trapped in the wrong side ...
-> If you are right in direction you will have a winner if you don't, there is no system, level or TA that will help you or change the outcome. Missing a few ticks in order to time momentum better and increase W% and reduce drawdown is much more important than trying to be the smart ass that tried to outsmart the whole financial world and traded the perfect entry to the tick ...
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