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Compression. A moving market is like trying to catch a moving train. Wait for it to breathe like you would at a train station. Get in when it's taking a break. On the chart that's a tight range on the higher timeframe after a trend. Price stops making big moves and starts coiling in a small area. That's where I want to be positioned, before the next leg, not chasing it after. Alignment across timeframes. I check the HTF, MTF, and LTF in that order. The HTF tells me the overall direction. The MTF tells me where price is inside that direction. The LTF tells me when to act. If the HTF and MTF agree, I'm looking for trades that match them on the LTF. If they're pointing different ways, I don't take the trade. Trends don't matter. Momentum does. A trend tells me where price has been. Momentum tells me what it's doing right now. A market can be in a clear uptrend and have no momentum behind it, and that's a trend dying. A market can be in a range and suddenly fire with momentum, and that's a trade. I stopped trading the label on the chart and started trading the energy behind the move. The retest. After a break, price usually comes back to the level it broke. That retest is where I get my entry. If the level holds, the break was real. If it doesn't, the break was a trap. Waiting for the retest costs me a few candles and saves me from most of the fakeouts. Proof the other side has left. A buy can only lose if sellers are still active. Before I enter a long, I want to see sellers fail to push price back below the level. Lower wicks holding. Smaller red candles. Buyers stepping in on every dip. When the opposite side stops showing up, the trade is safer to take. Five things. Twenty minutes most mornings. That's the routine. Comment FIX and I'll give you a free 1-1 call to fix your approach on market structure  #mentaltrading #tradepsychology #tradingcoach #tradingpsychology #tradingmental
Compression. A moving market is like trying to catch a moving train. Wait for it to breathe like you would at a train station. Get in when it's taking a break. On the chart that's a tight range on the higher timeframe after a trend. Price stops making big moves and starts coiling in a small area. That's where I want to be positioned, before the next leg, not chasing it after. Alignment across timeframes. I check the HTF, MTF, and LTF in that order. The HTF tells me the overall direction. The MTF tells me where price is inside that direction. The LTF tells me when to act. If the HTF and MTF agree, I'm looking for trades that match them on the LTF. If they're pointing different ways, I don't take the trade. Trends don't matter. Momentum does. A trend tells me where price has been. Momentum tells me what it's doing right now. A market can be in a clear uptrend and have no momentum behind it, and that's a trend dying. A market can be in a range and suddenly fire with momentum, and that's a trade. I stopped trading the label on the chart and started trading the energy behind the move. The retest. After a break, price usually comes back to the level it broke. That retest is where I get my entry. If the level holds, the break was real. If it doesn't, the break was a trap. Waiting for the retest costs me a few candles and saves me from most of the fakeouts. Proof the other side has left. A buy can only lose if sellers are still active. Before I enter a long, I want to see sellers fail to push price back below the level. Lower wicks holding. Smaller red candles. Buyers stepping in on every dip. When the opposite side stops showing up, the trade is safer to take. Five things. Twenty minutes most mornings. That's the routine. Comment FIX and I'll give you a free 1-1 call to fix your approach on market structure #mentaltrading #tradepsychology #tradingcoach #tradingpsychology #tradingmental

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