Going for it

I got my Mojo back
Ive got this
All i need to keep my eyes on is on the right side of the chart
The trend switcheroo
H1 + M5 for example
Thats it
I will explain in a chart

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That takes care of the age old question: Where is it going?
Downtrend or uptrend.
The rest is guesswork.
Dont go against the trend.
There is no more "Edges".
This is the end of the line.
The mojo.
The grail blood.
The stuff of legends.
The song in the blood.
The voice of the ancients.
Simple as that.

Yesterday...

2 days ago...
Look for changes...

What would you be able to sacrifice for stress free trading?
13 years?
Ok im being overly dramatic.
I mean you get to do some other things meanwhile.
But its still 13 years.

I want to see pretty much all the TF´s now.
I feel like most of this weeks positions will be open for 3 hours or so.
Thats a buy i have there.

I will be trading for almost 2 weeks straight.
I will be thinking on the concepts of "Cap" and "Lift" as exaplained above.
Which means i will not generally be buying low and selling high.
But rather look where there is Lift for a buy and where there is Cap for a sell.
In other words, if price starts to "get comfortable" near a SR, its time to leave it be.

In essence nothing is random.
Although particles like electrons may seem random.
The reason is that they are not guided by matter alone.
They are OBSERVED as matter.
But what makes them go is not matter.
And what keeps them together is not matter.

Buyning low and selling high may SEEM tempting.
Because it may SEEM like a good idea based on charts.
But its not.
And its easy to explain why.
If it was better and better to buy because it was getting lower and lower, then it would not go lower and lower.
If it was better and better to sell because it was getting higher and higher, then it woiud not go higher and higher.
And also...
If "trend" trading was correct, as price started to go lower or higher, people would just pile on and it would continue going higher or lower indefinietely.
Which is how we can understand the fact that price are going anywhere in particular just because its higher or lower over time.
And also...

Its more about price "showing its hand".
Meaning it shows where its going.
But not on account of higher highs or lower lows, but rather through its proximity over time to certain levels.
Which makes it SEEM like it would be a good idea to sell high and buy low, or even to buy high or sell low.

Meaning that trend trading (sell low buy high)
As well as anti trend trading (buy low sell high)
Are equally doomed

Market is taking a breather.
Position still open.

Im getting tired of this one.
Moving the SL right below the SR.

Does it seem like its hitting a "roof"?
YES, Wait until price breaks off above. If price goes back down the roof, its iffy. As long as price is above the roof, all is well.
NO, Dont do anything

Does it seem like its hitting a "floor"?
YES, wait until price breaks off below. If price goes back above the floor, its iffy. As long as prie is below the floor, all is well.

Count 50% of D1 AVG as a "good profit".
Aim for one good profit a day.
The rest is history.

All SR must look established to be considered "viable".
Everyone can see the same thing.
Few can interpret what is common to all.

The simple, most streamlined, most general, most robust, most proven.
I guess what im saying is SR is of the outmost importance.
That they are there.
What they do.
What it means once price removes from them.
This is a robust way of considering price.
There is a lot of If A then B then A or C type of logic to it.
And also, If C then B then either A and if not A then B.
In between A and B and C is "softer" land. And less important.
Betwen A and B Roughly 25 pip.
A good TP is that or slightly less.
A good SL is the same.
25 is a good, nice distance.
50 is TWO distances. 50 as a SL or TP is a big old one.

One position at a time

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