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@AllCandleSticksPattern 4 Questions Every Trader Must Ask Themselves: 1️⃣ Am I executing trades consistently at every planned level without hesitation? 2️⃣ Do I stick to my risk management rules like a disciplined professional? 3️⃣ Can I hold my trades with patience, trusting the analysis for long-term success? 4️⃣ Do I secure my profits wisely, or does overtrading steal them away? 💡 Pro Tip: Focus on the bigger picture. Any strategy reveals its power over 100 trades, not just 10. Consistency beats impulsiveness. @AllCandleSticksPattern 🎯 Stay focused. Stay disciplined. Success is a marathon, not a sprint. @AllCandleSticksPattern

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A+ Trading Setup Checklist Telegram: @AllCandleSticksPattern 1. Roadmap of Your Trade (Bias) Analyze higher time frames (weekly and daily). Confirm if liquidity is taken on the higher time frame. Assess market structure direction. Identify the order flow and your higher time frame Points of Interest (POIs). Review the week’s news and overall fundamental bias. 2. Fuel of the Trade - Liquidity Highlight all time-based liquidity. Mark previous days’ highs and lows. Mark previous weeks’ highs and lows. Mark previous session highs and lows. Wait for price to capture liquidity on higher timeframes. 3. Session Liquidity + Higher Time Frame Support Focus on session liquidity during the session. Ensure lower timeframe price is inside higher timeframe POI, and order flow aligns with your bias. 4. Lower Time Frame - Trend Break of Structure (BOS) Wait for a pullback to premium or discount after the BOS. 5. Targets - First Liquidity with Minimum 2-2.5 RR Risk 0.5% to 1% maximum. Limit yourself to one or two losses per day. Telegram: @AllCandleSticksPattern

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@AllCandleSticksPattern --- 1. Forgetting to set a stop loss or deliberately not setting a stop loss because you're overconfident in your trade. ⚠️🚫 2. Riding your losers for too long hoping they'll reverse. You have to be willing to take a loss. 🛑📉 3. Taking wins too early. You'll be tempted to cut your winners short for fear that they will reverse - resist that urge. 💰✋ 4. "Chasing" a setup when there are no good setups. Some days you won't find a single good setup in the market. Do NOT "force" a trade if that happens. 🚶‍♂️❌ 5. If you win a trade but you broke your trading rules in the process, you lost that trade. 🔄📜 6. Not learning from your losers. You improve as a trader when you learn from your mistakes, not your wins. 📚🔍 7. Not analyzing your trades every single day after your trade. You should be setting aside at least 30 mins/day to analyze your performance. ⏱️📝 8. Not tracking your progress using a tools like myfxbook. What is measured is multiplied. 📊📈 9. Trading once a week and thinking you'll be profitable. Trading is like building muscle at the gym - the more consistently you trade, the better you become. 🏋️‍♂️💪 10. Trading while distracted. Trading requires focus and a calm mind. Don't trade if you have distractions around you. 🧘‍♂️🔇 11. Trading for more than 2 hrs/day. The longer you trade, the more decision fatigue sets in & trading performance suffers. ⏳💤 12. Switching from strategy to strategy. It takes months to become profitable with one strategy, so you can't expect to ever become profitable if you keep switching. Remember: there is no "perfect" strategy. 🔄🎯 13. Adding too many indicators. There is no "silver bullet" indicator that can tell you when to buy or sell. Less is more. 📉❌ 14. Relying on "copy trades" to learn how to trade. You will never learn how to trade profitably if all you do is copy trades from someone else. 👥🗒️ 15. Thinking of a more complex strategy will be a better one. The strategy I use is one of the simplest strategies out there. Simplicity is king. 👑🔑 16. Trying to add strategies on top of one another. I used to do this too, thinking I'd make the "perfect" strategy by putting together different strategies. Don't waste your time with this - stick to one strategy that works. 🧩🚫 17. Going into the trading day without a pre-market plan. 📅🔍 18. Entering a trade without setting a stop loss, taking profit, and mapping out your R:R and maximum risk. 📉✅ 19. Not setting your daily maximum risk. This is an insurance policy that you won't blow your account or lose more than you're willing to lose. 🛡️💰 20. Ignoring your daily maximum risk. If you hit that daily maximum risk, you should stop trading for the day. This requires discipline. 🎯🚦 21. Missing the entry you mapped out and still taking the trade anyways. ❌💼 22. Revenge trading (looking for trades that aren't there so you can make back the money you lost). Don't do this. 🔄🛑 23. Overtrading (trading past when your decision fatigue sets in because you want to recover losses). Don't do this too. ⏳🔻 24. Trading when you're not in a stable emotional state. 90% of trading is controlling your emotions. If you're in an unstable state going into the trading day, you're setting yourself up for failure. 😠💥 25. Trading when you're not in a stable physical state (lack of sleep, you're sick, etc). Traders are athletes. If you're feeling off physically, don't trade. 🏋️‍♂️❌ @AllCandleSticksPattern 26. Not taking care of your body, nutrition, sleep, and energy levels (and thinking this won't affect your trading performance). Like I said above, being a trader is being an athlete. Taking care of yourself is critical to your performance. 🍏💤 27. Trading the wrong instruments (crypto is very volatile, options are not beginner-friendly, etc.) Know which instrument is the right fit for you. Personally, I trade futures. 📊🔍 28. Trading when financial news is released. The market is unpredictable at these times, so do NOT take a trade. 📰⚠️ 29. Risking your own capital.