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🇪🇺🇺🇸 300+ pips Called it beforehand :) Perfect retracement into the zone, then straight to target. Now we wait for the new monthly High to form before looking for continuation toward $1.10

Target reached✅ next target 1.13246

Tomorrow will be looking for short at that key level

Two opportunities, yet no trade. I was bearish, targeting PWL, but we didn’t get a clean entry. Yesterday’s trade was valid (1am purge), but I opened the chart too late and missed the move.

A common mistake in trader thinking: More concepts on the chart = more understanding. It's the opposite. Focus on filtering, not stacking. Fewer steps, fewer chances to be wrong.

You don't need to predict the week. You need to read it in order. Monday narrows the possibilities. Tuesday narrows them further. By Wednesday, only one profile is left standing. Read the days in order. Don't skip ahead.

Price constantly cycles: range → expansion. Manipulation is the bridge from range to expansion Large ranges pull traders in, only to trap them inside range Small ranges push traders away, only to make them miss the move

Every week has a turning point and the best trading days come right after it. How to spot it?? - Weekly profile × Economic calendar - Daily key level - 4H Cisd/CRT Once that framework is in place, anticipate the opposing expansion day.

Higher timeframes filter out the noise.

Early in my trading, I used to guess. "I think price will goes up." "I think price will goes down." I was wrong a lot. Not because my analysis was bad because a guess has no plan attached to it. Then I changed one thing. I stopped predicting and started scripting. "If price sweeps this high, then I look for a short." "If price did this, then I will do this." No more guessing. Just conditions and responses. That one shift turned my trading from emotional to mechanical.

Ever entered a trade and price just refused to move at all? Probably more than once... Here’s why: Price doesn’t move at the same speed all day. It speeds up and slows down depending on the time.

A general rule in trading: Forced setups take effort to justify. Quality setups are effortless to see. If you're forcing it, it's not there.

#Eurusd +3rr Daily SSMT 4h CRT at key level × key time(3am) Everything was build around OHLC :)

1-2 very high-probability trade a week. Nothing more. The harder I try to do more, the less I accomplish.

Large trend days all have one thing in common: When you're anticipating expansion: Bullish bias? Study the range from open to low. Bearish bias? Study the range from open to high. Small wick → likely expansion. Large wick → likely consolidation or reversal.

Dealing Range Key Levels Daily bias OLHC SMTs CRT [weekly profile] is all of the above

This is all you need to make money not to look cool :)

You will never control your outcomes in trading. Get comfortable taking losses. Get comfortable missing moves. What you can control is your process. Follow your system with discipline, and every outcome becomes acceptable the results take care of themselves. Calculated risk → Calculated results.

no raid no trade one simple rule if you are not waiting for liquidity to be taken You risk becoming the liquidity.

If → Then process The London session sets the tone. New York follows the script. London manipulates → New York expands. London retraces → New York reverses. London consolidates → New York manipulates. Read the first session. Trade the second.