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Missed 4–5 trades this week with no clean entries. If the market sets up, we’ll take it—otherwise we’ll just close the week.”
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I don’t think I’ll enter tomorrow either, because the market’s daily candle closed strong bullish like this. I’ll try to find another setup, and if I get a good trade, I’ll send it here.
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Today the market was crazy. I waited all day for an entry, but it didn’t play out. Price just kept pushing up, and the daily candle closed full bullish without even forming a wick
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I hope you closed this one, because the swap is crazy. If your account is swap-free, you could hold until TP or breakeven. But remember — that first-day jump when the market opens is risky. It can move fast in any direction — TP, SL, or BE in seconds. That’s why I always advise closing before the weekend. Either way, let’s stay ready and meet again on the next trade!
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If you’re not my student, make sure you confirm your entry before you take a trade. But if you’re my student… you already know what to do.
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The market was a bit slow and only moved halfway to our TP before Friday’s close. Did you manage to catch the entry?
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🌅 Good morning, traders!
Today I’ll do something different 👇
For every 10 reactions, I’ll drop 1 trade idea.
Your motivation decides how many setups I’ll reveal today ✅
👉 React now to unlock the first trade! 🔥
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❓ What Turned My Winning Trade into the Worst Trade of the Month?
This trade never actually hit my SL — I closed it manually at half my stop loss.
Why? Because I saw a certain candle pattern and broke my own rules. I didn’t want to take a full loss, so I exited early.
Here’s what I was thinking at the time:
After that candle formed, I expected the 4-hour candle to close bearish, under the 1-hour engulfing candle. If that happened, I believed my SL would definitely be hit. So I closed the trade early.
But here’s what really happened:
The 4-hour candle actually closed bullish, B/c of the next 1h candle closed bullish — meaning my original SL was safe. If I had just followed my plan and waited, the trade would have hit my TP instead of becoming my worst trade of the month.
Lesson learned: stick to the plan, trust the SL, and don’t let emotions take over.
Even if you’re one of the best traders, this kind of thing will still happen — the only thing you can do is learn from your mistakes and get better.
