Nasdaq short at pre market today.
Patience helped me wait till the run comes and get it.
Shorting after the rejection from that 15m BPR.
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I took about about 95% off on that 1st 100 pt impulse down in DAX and let this little runner run… but I’ll be honest
I know if that was full size, “they” would have taken me out!!
Nasdaq Short at pre market
Using the same concept I told you about before.
Put a fib in a consolidation range and use the equilibrium and the 0.25 - 0.75 levels as support and resistance based on your Direction.
Good luck for the rest of the day.
Long the nasdaq this morning
There was a nice Rejection from that Hourly wick, Then we did the same by rejecting from the BPR at the 5m time frame.
Good luck for the rest of the day.
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Done for the day.
Up 2% today with two trades only, even tho I had so many loses past two weeks.
When your risk management and psychology is under control everything will be fine.
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Nasdaq short this morning from that NDOG, using SMT as an confirmation for my Direction.
Not the usual target but in these conditions I have to be aggressive moving the stop slowly down...
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Just created a whole model that works perfectly fine in conditions like these.
Always make sure to learn your asset.
Now I have no worries when conditions like these comes again in the future.
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Good morning
Took three Breakeven today.. most of the time because it's pretty choppy.
Im not going to be trading for the rest of the week.
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Lost two trades so far both of them are in a very choppy conditions..
This is the worst month since a very long time 😅
Risk is still under control, I'm not making big mistakes... Which is cool.
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Money Management & Situational Awareness in Trading
Good traders don’t just set a fixed stop loss and call it “risk management.” They adjust their exposure to the situation. A few things to reflect on:
How much capital do you risk per trade, and why?
Do you size differently when volatility expands or contracts?
Is every setup worth equal risk, or do stronger signals deserve more?
Are you counting correlation—realizing that multiple trades might just be one big bet?
How do you handle risk when markets are thin, or when major news is due?
What do you do when you are the risk—tired, tilted, distracted?



























