Trading Institutional Order Flow

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hello everyone, i am still going through the hole thread i've already watched b.t.b videos - and again - thank You Akt, great job, respect. the question to these traders who are familiar with trendlines asspect, could you please answer which one from the screen below is the correct trendline? thank you in advance. regards,s. {image}

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Quoting Szymon

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hello everyone, i am still going through the hole thread i've already watched b.t.b videos - and again - thank You Akt, great job, respect. the question to these traders who are familiar with trendlines asspect, could you please answer which one from the screen below is the correct trendline? thank you in advance. regards,s. {image}

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Quoting bleeze

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focus on the process and be patient the trades will come to you GBPUSD intraday {image} {image}

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Quoting fractalus

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UPS - another long opportunity. We have 3 timeframes in uptrend which is good odds. We have weekly demand which is currently being tested (and daily demand nested into). We have weekly ema20 influence which is another odds enhancer. Waiting for trendline break in H4 for my entry. Screenshot1.png;2136664 {image}

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello Mercennary Thank you so much for your honest post. I have read it so many times because it is so important, the subject you bring up, one i love and focus on very closely, the psychological side to trading S.A.D The more i read your post the more i think i need to talk more about this aspect going forward. Many of us like i said in the video know the rules which is great and necessary; however, there is more to it than that, as many will find as they progress in their trading careers. I say this often to my traders, "It is never about...

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Quoting chino

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Hi , i wanted to know if my analysis is correct or the demand and supply zones are drawn correct W,D, 240 , and on the 240 i indicate where i will look for a sell opportunity Screen Shot 2017-01-12 at 1.07.04 p.m..png;2137916 Screen Shot 2017-01-12 at 1.07.20 p.m..png;2137919 Screen Shot 2017-01-12 at 1.08.30 p.m..png;2137921 {image} {image} {image}

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Quoting Mercennary

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{quote} Thank you Sir for the pure gold material and for making things easier for us aspiring traders, as for my honesty...the way I see it there's no shame in assuming my weaknesses as a trader, at this point of my career the only thing I care is consistency . Currently I'm facing a 7 consecutive loss drawdown, and taking it as a reflection of my imperfection in the process of analyzing, executing and holding a position, I still make plenty of mistakes. Its funny that after 3 years I still feel like I don't know myself, however I'm getting...

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hi Chino Thank you for sharing your ideas. A note on the daily trend line, it is not broken until you have a candle that is formed and not touching the trend line. A close above it is not enough to consider it broke. Also, the top daily SZ is OK i guess but not the lower one. that is just a wick from what i see. best wishes

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello Szymon Line 2 is what you want best wishes

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello Mercennary. Thank you for the kind words. We are all aspiring and should continue to do so, About the draw-downs, chances are, it has little to do with your analysis actually. It is more likely to do with your mind and what is going in your mind as you are in those trades or preparing to take them. Please try not to fall into the old trap of thinking it is your methodology that is not right when you go into draw-down. It usually has nothing to do with the methodology and more to do with the trader. Loss not taken care of...

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Quoting chino

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{quote} Thanks Akt, i read that the candle need to be a OLHC outside the line to be consider broken my doubt is(maybe i need to wait to see) but do i leave that trend line draw or as it is now the daily candle closes i will need to updated and use today high point i will put a image think it will explain better than my rusty english , there is a new note on that image you can ignore the others notes and sorry for the confusion but the doted orange line and top red line of it will be the daily SZ and the 2 red are weekly SZ that...

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Quoting Mercennary

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{quote} The pattern I'm in goes as follow, I study study study, trade and achieve breakeven to moderate success but when I take losses, especially if they are more than 3 in row, looks like the entire hell break loose and things go downhill from there, so time to blame methodology and move along repeating same process, 3 years of my life in this way, but still have the desire to succeed, and I WILL. I think it has a LOT to do with impatience, I end up taking sub optimal setups because I feel the urge to be in a position constantly... Don't get me...

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} I guess you are speaking to the right person then only kidding. Let's think about those losses. Something happens in your mind that frustrates you with the breakeven and moderate succeses Chances are, you are not satisfied with them. You want to hit it hard and big and those breakevens are just not good enough. The minute a loss comes in, it is threatening. It annoys you. You take one more trade, and lose, the annoyance worsens and sometimes turns to wanting revenge, meaning "give me my money back" syndrome basically....

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Quoting Mercennary

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{quote} The pattern I'm in goes as follow, I study study study, trade and achieve breakeven to moderate success but when I take losses, especially if they are more than 3 in row, looks like the entire hell break loose and things go downhill from there, so time to blame methodology and move along repeating same process, 3 years of my life in this way, but still have the desire to succeed, and I WILL. I think it has a LOT to do with impatience, I end up taking sub optimal setups because I feel the urge to be in a position constantly... Don't get me...

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Quoting Mercennary

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{quote} The pattern I'm in goes as follow, I study study study, trade and achieve breakeven to moderate success but when I take losses, especially if they are more than 3 in row, looks like the entire hell break loose and things go downhill from there, so time to blame methodology and move along repeating same process, 3 years of my life in this way, but still have the desire to succeed, and I WILL. I think it has a LOT to do with impatience, I end up taking sub optimal setups because I feel the urge to be in a position constantly... Don't get me...

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Quoting Szymon

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{quote} no, you do not sound like a crazy person. i think this is the situation of over 90% of people so-called traders. but you are the only brave enough to express and describe it. i was lucky to meet a person who told me such a sentence: even such an easy tool as a moving avarages can be profitable if you control your mind and emotions. and it is true. s.

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{quote} If i may, every individual is different, every individual's situation is different. One thing that really helped me is to be self-aware of what ticks you and what ticks you off, and find ways to get rid of those emotions. Everyone is emotional when it comes to trading, I absolutely do not believe in the notion of "trading like a robot" because frankly so, no one can. What you can do however, is to be aware of your emotions, understand them and work towards them accordingly, over time confidence will come through and it gets easier from there!...

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