Disliked{quote} took BE on long, had short try but didnt workout so long again nowIgnored
Disliked{quote} dont understand whats going on, so stay away and try to scalp for just few pips want to buy above 3756 {image}Ignored
DislikedPlease understand! We are not trying to predict where the market will go! 1. We anticipate daily range expansion in one direction. 2. Try to get the high or low of the day 3. Wait patiently for market to give us profits We need only 2 things to find a good spot: 1. Liquidity pools (Where are the stops located?) 2. Space in trade direciton Don't not over complicate. It's simple. Three phases of price movment we anticipate: 1. Manipulation (stop hunt) 2. Accumulation (ITs accumulate positions. We too!) 3. Distribution (ride price for profits)Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi TRD, Thank you for sharing. What do you think of using orderflow softwares or level 2 data for spottting/confirming liquidity pool and manipulation?Ignored
Dislikeddidnt even have the time to call it, so quick break. Could go both ways. Above entry looks clean too {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} lost 1.5R, but i think i got direction rightI expect rain of Rs now
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Dislikedlast attempt for a buy. free ride, because have to go out {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} A remarkable set of trades. I have trouble working out what you did after the fact let alone before. Also, the 1 minute chart is real fast. I'm not used to it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Depending on your chart representation (TF, Ticks, volume, pips) you can increase the intervals and you will make it slower to fit your lifestyle and personality. What i am doing here is risky, because with such a pace i can easily overtrade and start doing mistakes. I do that for practice and the excitement of scalping. But i can tell you is less profitable than carefully selected setups. And you need to watch a lot of instruments for that reason and for longer period of time. So i like to do both. It kills the bordem of tradingIgnored
Disliked{quote} Depending on your chart representation (TF, Ticks, volume, pips) you can increase the intervals and you will make it slower to fit your lifestyle and personality. What i am doing here is risky, because with such a pace i can easily overtrade and start doing mistakes. I do that for practice and the excitement of scalping. But i can tell you is less profitable than carefully selected setups. And you need to watch a lot of instruments for that reason and for longer period of time. So i like to do both. It kills the bordem of tradingIgnored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for the explanation. I know that for me, boredom trading is way too dangerous. I'll stick to slower charts.Ignored