Double Trader

I saw a beauty in price that's outside this world. I had seen millions of candlesticks by now, but I was blind to it. He just showed it to me.

Day 70 — Silver Bullet Road To A Million. I blew the funded account. It was one hell of a journey. I was trying to attempt the impossible. This time, I lost the battle — but the war is certainly not over yet. Thank you to everyone who has been watching and following the journey. It was a pleasure. I learned a ton about myself and the markets along the way. And how did I make the final blow? I placed a trade on the NQ Mini instead of the Micro… and it took less than a minute to clear me out. Fair enough. Even though this is some sort of an end, I’m not done yet. ;) Next.

Day 69 — Silver Bullet Road To A Million. Well, I initially wanted the old daily high, but price was really sloppy around my FVGs, so I decided to reverse and aim for RELs instead. Got chopped inside this little consolidation. GG. Next.

Day 68 — Silver Bullet Road To A Million. London Open session short. Good little execution here. Pretty tough conditions in the market recently — gotta be careful and nimble. Still fighting. The comeback continues. On to the next.

Day 67 — Silver Bullet Road To A Million. I had a clear idea to short into the weekly low, and I did. Got stopped out on the top tick first. Re-entered with half the risk and managed to recover 90% of the DD from that initial loss, riding it down into the old low. Still fighting! Next.

Day 66 — Silver Bullet Road To A Million. Well, the series is at a key moment. The main actor is having a hard time finding his way. Will he manage to make a comeback? That’s what we’re going to find out over the next couple of days. Wish me luck. Next.

Day 65 — Silver Bullet Road To A Million. I’m definitely struggling to find my path recently. I haven’t seen consistent wins during this phase at all. Maybe taking a break would be a good decision here. Overall, I was aiming for REHs / BSL using +IFVG two times. Both failed. The second one was taken with half the risk, so risk was managed, but the idea turned out to be poor. Overall, price delivery was HRLR. Back to the drawing board.

Day 64 — Silver Bullet Road To A Million. London Open executions — I was looking for longs and ended up break-even for the session. Fair enough, I’ll take that. Today is a US holiday, so let’s keep the powder dry. Next.

Some of you might have noticed my lack of presence last week. I had some real-life things to take care of. I’ll also be switching up my modus operandi for a while and stepping away from live streams. I’ll still be doing exactly what I’ve been doing over the past few months — following the same model, executing the same process, and documenting the journey. I’ll simply be updating the score through my X feed and sharing some execution videos for the record. I’m reorganizing my schedule and want to be as time-efficient as possible. With high regards, DoubleTrader

Day 63 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. These consolidations are pushing me into scalping mode — aiming for 15–20 handles at a time. Theoretically, there can be plenty of these opportunities within a single session. I still need to improve my scalping game. Sitting at a small loss today, but I’m not extending my max risk, which means I’ll still have room for a scalp during AM if an opportunity presents itself. We’ll see how it goes — if I even decide to take it. Even if this is where the day ends, I’ll take it. On to the next one.

Day 62 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. Today I was looking for scalps only. I was able to outline a couple of them, but I was a little too slow on the entries because I was busy explaining my ideas. These markets move fast. Eventually, I decided to enter. Admittedly, it was a close-proximity entry — not exactly on the level — and I got stopped out to the TICK. Then price reversed on a dime and delivered straight to my original scalp target. Annoying… but also encouraging. After all, the idea played out exactly as I intended. My execution could simply have been better. If I had entered right on the level instead of taking a close-proximity entry, I probably would’ve been fine. It is what it is. Overall, a great session with lots of positives. On to the next one.

!MNQ London Open Session Silver Bullet.

Day 61 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. London Open session short into RELs as the DOL. The session ended up developing into more of a consolidation-type profile, which eventually stopped me out on the runner after I had already taken the first partial at the target. The longer the session went, the worse the conditions became, so I’m glad I managed to walk away with something. Small W, but still a W. On to the next one.

Day 60 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. I was trying to engage with a Silver Bullet idea that could potentially be transposed into a day trade, anticipating lower prices. Even though the initial reaction was decent, it lacked the displacement and larger ranges to the downside that I was looking for. On top of that, we had another power outage in my area and I was without electricity for about 1.5 hours. It caught me off guard and I wasn’t able to pay close attention to price. This attempt ends with a loss. Fair enough. Keeping the process smooth. On to the next one.

Day 59 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. Monday London Open session short — delivered pretty well. Had a little bit of heat on the position, but it was manageable. I didn’t quite reach my best-case objective, but I banked a nice little profit, which is always good. The drawdown is slowly being recovered, and that’s a good thing. The rest is just the process. On to the next one.

Day 58 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. Taking a loss into the weekend doesn’t sound great, but honestly, I don’t mind. I made a few operator mistakes today, even though price eventually delivered toward my original idea. It definitely could have ended differently, but I’ll take it. Overall, I’m content with this week’s performance. The idea was good. The execution wasn’t. Room for improvement. On to the next one.

Day 57 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. Still fighting my way back from the drawdown, but today was a very good execution and read from me. Managed the trade properly and secured a nice little win. And honestly, even when I’m losing, I still love the game. You have to build a personal relationship with price. And just like any relationship — it better not be toxic. ;) Show it some love. Show some interest. Most importantly: listen to her. Process. On to the next one.

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Day 56 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. London Open session execution. First attempt was a short — completely offside. Luckily, I was able to recognize it early, save the full stop, take a small paper-cut loss, and then realign with the bullish move into the REHs. Fun fact: I would’ve nailed the low twice today, but I was a little hesitant. It is what it is. Overall, I’m content with today. I don’t mind the money — I mind the process. That’s what matters. On to the next one.

Day 55 of the Silver Bullet – Road To A Million. Getting my grasp back on it today. Nice little execution — pretty much a cookie-cutter setup. Looking back, I think I was a little too zealous with the first partial, but I still managed to add some profit to the balance, which is what matters. After I exited, price continued another ~50 handles lower, but I’m more than content with what I got. The process is what matters most. On to the next one.