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I set alerts and let them come to me. Not being able to watch all day forced me onto higher timeframes — which turned out to be an upgrade, not a compromise.
An industrial metal at these levels while everyone talks recession. Either the metal is wrong or the narrative is. Markets usually settle that argument in the metal's favour.
In the backtest I always held to target. In real life I closed at 40% because my heart rate said so. The system wasn't the problem — the person running it was.
I had four 'different' trades on. All four were the same bet on the dollar. When it turned I lost four times, not once. Now I check what I'm actually exposed to.
Everyone asks if it's too high. Price at highs means every holder is in profit and nobody is trapped overhead. That's not a reason to sell — it's the definition of a trend.
I lost money copying someone better than me — because I didn't know why he was in the trade, so I couldn't know when to get out. Take the idea, then do the work yourself.
When the two lines run away from each other after touching, that's the market telling you one side gave up. It doesn't mean enter immediately — it means pay attention.
Thin liquidity on Saturday and Sunday makes levels lie. I don't take crypto entries on a weekend anymore — the wick that stops me out never appears on the weekday chart.
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