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c’est qui ?
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c est qui tu peux me dire tkt
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1. The weekly tells me where price is going. The daily tells me where I am inside that move. The hourly tells me when to act. I check them in that order, every morning, without exception. Most losing trades I took at 31 were the daily arguing with the weekly and me siding with the daily. 2. Compression is the launchpad, not the breakout. Tight ranges after a clean trend are where I want to be positioned. By the time the breakout looks obvious on a chart, the move is already half done and the risk is huge. 3. Levels only matter once price has respected them. I used to draw a line off anything that looked clean. Now I only mark the levels where price has already reacted. The ones I want it to react to don't exist. The ones it already has, do. 4. A break with momentum is a claim. A break that drifts through is a fakeout half the time. I wait for the retest before I commit. The retest is the part that costs me a few candles and saves me from most of the bad trades I used to take. 5. Liquidity moves the market. Price goes where the orders sit. Old highs, old lows, the obvious stop-loss areas. Once I started reading structure as a map of where money is sitting, the moves stopped feeling random. 6. Ranges aren't dead time. They're where the whole next move is being decided. Most traders ignore them because nothing is happening. I learned to read which side is failing inside the range, which side is exhausted, where the absorption is. By the time the range breaks, I already know which way. Comment FIX and I'll hop on a free 1-1 call. We'll figure out what's actually stopping your trading and build a plan to fix it. #tradepsychology #tradingcoach #mentaltrading #tradermindset #tradingpsychology
1. The weekly tells me where price is going. The daily tells me where I am inside that move. The hourly tells me when to act. I check them in that order, every morning, without exception. Most losing trades I took at 31 were the daily arguing with the weekly and me siding with the daily. 2. Compression is the launchpad, not the breakout. Tight ranges after a clean trend are where I want to be positioned. By the time the breakout looks obvious on a chart, the move is already half done and the risk is huge. 3. Levels only matter once price has respected them. I used to draw a line off anything that looked clean. Now I only mark the levels where price has already reacted. The ones I want it to react to don't exist. The ones it already has, do. 4. A break with momentum is a claim. A break that drifts through is a fakeout half the time. I wait for the retest before I commit. The retest is the part that costs me a few candles and saves me from most of the bad trades I used to take. 5. Liquidity moves the market. Price goes where the orders sit. Old highs, old lows, the obvious stop-loss areas. Once I started reading structure as a map of where money is sitting, the moves stopped feeling random. 6. Ranges aren't dead time. They're where the whole next move is being decided. Most traders ignore them because nothing is happening. I learned to read which side is failing inside the range, which side is exhausted, where the absorption is. By the time the range breaks, I already know which way. Comment FIX and I'll hop on a free 1-1 call. We'll figure out what's actually stopping your trading and build a plan to fix it. #tradepsychology #tradingcoach #mentaltrading #tradermindset #tradingpsychology

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