The biggest enemy is not the market, it's your anxiety. Today I skipped an entrance to think it was already late. And of course, the price flew. Personal reminder: rely more on analysis, less on fear.
The biggest enemy is not the market, it's your anxiety. Today I skipped an entrance to think it was already late. And of course, the price flew. Personal reminder: rely more on analysis, less on fear.
NZD/CHF 1H, clean entry after rejection and consolidation. I closed with +26 pips. When you see the pattern repeated over and over again, you gain confidence in what you do. And that is priceless.
I'm considering automating this system. The rules are clear and could be programmed. Although discretion helps, the temptation to have it work is only strong.
Today I did not operate. The market is slow, without volume or intention. Not trading is also trading. Sometimes the best action is inaction.
I received several messages asking if this method works on stocks or indices. The short answer: yes, with adjustments. The price logic is the same, it only changes the volatility and conditions of the instrument.
Short in EUR/NZD, clear setup. But the spread forced me to adjust the SL. Small details like that can make a difference. Not everything is the input, also the context matters.
Two operations today, a winner and a loser. Final result: +5 pips. It is not the gain that matters, it is to maintain consistency and follow the plan.
I'm starting to see new patterns in 15-minute frames, but I still don't test them at all. There may be potential, but I prefer to go step by step. I don't like improvising with real money.
AUD/JPY short 4H. I loved the confirmation. Long fuse, weak closure and low volume in the reaction. This type of tickets are not given every day. We will see if you pay as expected.
I closed the week with +183 pips. No operation outside the system. That’s the real victory: not the pips, but having respected 100% what I designed. Let’s go for more.
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