The Disciplined Traders
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The most profitable traders…
The ones clearing $100,000… $200,000… maybe even $300,000/year…
They're the ones who figured out - somewhere along the way - that the bulk of their profits happen in short ninety minute windows.
And that everything after that is mostly… noise.
Why? Because 90 minutes of focused, deliberate, prepared trading…beats 20 hours of being chained to the charts and forcing trades.
Then once they’re done with the trades for the day?
They’re free to go…
✅ To the gym.
✅ To the family.
✅ To the rest of their life.
NOT chained to the charts all day.
That's the part most people don't see coming when they imagine being a "full-time trader."
They picture a guy in front of three monitors, glued to the chart for ten hours a day, eating cold takeout, slowly losing his mind.
The actual top of the game looks nothing like that.
The actual top of the game is a guy who's done by lunch and out the door.
Ninety minutes of focused work… and the other twenty-two and a half hours back to himself.
Shalom!!!
ALGOUSD(Weekly): Price has taken weekly lows, and subsequently created a bullish engulfing.
Is this a change we seeing, only time will tell 😊
This is BTCUSD today.
And like I said, it will not work out every time, but most of the time.
Hey guys!
One of the easiest ways to trade is to simply follow the structure.
For example, if price is printing higher highs and higher lows, it's much easier after the break of structure to wait for a pullback, anticipate for the price to form a higher low. And once it forms a higher low, you then trade towards the high. In an anticipation for the price to form a new higher high.
Will it work every time? No! But it will work more times than not.
What could help you to improve this approach for a better win rate is Multi-Time-frame application, using the same approach.
Shalom!
Hey guys, one of the easiest ways to trade is to simply follow the structure.
For example, if price is printing higher highs and higher lows, it's much easier after the break of structure to wait for a pullback, anticipate for the price to form a higher low. And once it forms a higher low, you then trade towards the high. In an anticipation for the price to form a new higher high.
Will it work every time? No! But it will work more times than not.
What could help you to improve this approach for a better win rate is Multi-Time-frame application, using the same approach.
Quality of alerts of a higher nature, enjoy!!! 😊😊😊😊
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1. Accumulation (A) — The Range Phase
• What it is: This is the initial ranging or consolidation phase where the market is quiet. You can think of this as the "Analyse" phase.
• When it happens: Typically corresponds to the Asian trading session.
• Trader Action: You should stay away from trading during accumulation because the market is likely to move out of the range before the true move begins.
2. Manipulation (M) — The Stop Run
• What it is: This is where the liquidity raid or stop run occurs. Manipulation is when the market attempts to sweep liquidity (old highs/lows) but fails to displace or forcefully push rapidly beyond the previous structure.
• Significance: The manipulation phase often forms the high or low wick of the candle for that time period. This is the institutional entry point ("Mark" phase).
• Trader Action: You are looking to trade the reversal away from the manipulation. Look for a PO3 stop run into a key institutional level (like a Goldbach level) to confirm the directional change. This frequently occurs during high-volatility sessions like the London Open.
3. Distribution (D) — The Directional Move
• What it is: This is the rapid expansion phase where the market forcefully moves in the new direction. The move is confirmed by displacement, often leaving behind Fair Value Gaps (FVGs). Displacement signifies continuation.
• When it happens: Often occurs during the New York session.
• Trader Action: In this phase, you are trading continuations and managing the position taken during the manipulation phase. You should only be executing trades in alignment with the identified trend
GOLD(M5): The Power of Three (AMD) Cycle Demystified
The market is constantly moving through three phases: Accumulation, Manipulation, and Distribution.
Understanding this cycle helps you identify high-probability trade setups and align with institutional flow.
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