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This is my trading strategy explained in 4 simple steps.
The main application is under a swing system, but these fundamental principles can be applied on any timeframe and any asset.
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$AAPL 📱
The current context looks good. (corrective structure supported by an ascending trendline)
The first thing I want to see to start considering bullish setups is the breakout of the yellow structure.
Otherwise, I stay on the sidelines.
$BA ✈️
I'm interested in the breakout of the flag pattern to start thinking about bullish opportunities.
If that doesn't happen I will not develop any filters.
The most challenging part of trading is to be emotionally detached from the outcome of a trade.
The frustration that comes when you do everything perfectly, and you don't obtain the desired result. That is what makes most people quit.
Overcoming that feeling is KEY. 🧘♂️
$XAUUSD back in 2008, where the bull run started.
I see similarities with the current situation based on the technical structures.
Two years later, $ARKK is at the same price level.
This is a massive hit for the ETF. At the same time I think great opportunities may come.
Updates on the short position on $ES
The price has reached our break-even level and I have moved my stop loss to the entry-level.
➡️This way I only have 2 possible outcomes:
•Closing on 0USD if the price reversed
•Closing in profit if the price reaches the target.
4️⃣ Define the pattern I'm waiting for and the execution process in advance.
At this stage, I want to say, "I'm waiting for this," and this is how I will trade it. This includes:
*Entry level
*Stop level
*Break-even level
*Take profit level.
*Risk.













