You’ve been trading for 7 years & you just use Trendlines?! …Yeah 🤓

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[radoslavkafelov]

I once saw an interview of an institutional trader who said: "It doesn't matter what strategy you are using, as long as it makes you money!"

[bawabro]

Rule 1, don't listen to people
Rule 2, listen to absolutely nobody
Rule 3, do whatever works for u n feels right

[chasetran]

Yes, the best thing in trading is to keep it simple as possible. If it is not broken then don't fix it. It is mostly about psychology and risk management 😊 keep up the good work.

[Ayo_mlo]

I agree .. some ppl make it way to complicated … pretty simple .. what goes up must come down .. up to u to learn where to position yourself for the bounce .. greed is your enemy if you wanna play the game play it smart or you run out of tokens to play with

[reezo]

Trend, support and resistance, smart money concepts and signals for the market you trade. That’s literally all you need to be successful even as a beginner.

[luismadrigal]

Keeping it simple is always the best thing.
1)trend
2)level
3)signal

Books like “ candle stick bible, and technical analysis using multiple timeframes” will help

[jordanfauntleroy]

I just use supply & demand along with support and resistance. It works and it definitely keeps things simple. Too many strategies makes things complicated.

[iamzflo]

EMAS cross above resistance = enter bearish.

EMAs cross below support = enter bullish.

Trailing Stop always.

Can’t miss.

[takenusername]

It’s not about the strategy, any of them can work. It’s about discipline and emotional control.
Once you’ve made your rules, you stick to them. Win or lose, you move on to the next trade. Always follow your rules.

[traders.street]

Correct support and resistance and trendline is more than enough to become a profitable trader. 10% strategy 30% risk management and 60% psychology even im trading approx for 3 years i only use high volume breakout candle. Its more than enough for me. Simple is better

[habangolf]

trend lines and polarity. you don't need anything else, the candles will tell you everything you need to know.

[ALIENEYES]

Simple is Genius...I was discouraged by all the hype. We appreciate Real Simple Solid. Like you thank you.

[rico]

Amateurs often over complicate things to feel more experienced and insightful. Simplicity is the best answer.

Keep up the great trading! 👍

[specialmindset]

Same. Simple but fundamental! Unlike indicators based on zero market structure..

[Beetsouper]

I dig your videos. Feels like you’re always defending yourself in most of them. Who cares what everyone else says. Dropping knowledge on your shorts is what your viewers really want to see 🎉

[miqle]

I respect traders who find a way to be profitable using a very simple strategy, who doesn't want that? Less screen time required, less overthinking, less risk of giving up trading because of too much complexity and effort needed.

There are big players who use even simpler strategies than trendlines actually. People like to overcomplicate things, me including, but at the end of the day we're here to make money, not to brag about cool setups. If something works it works.

[jarretm]

Respect, Ive been trading for 3 months and learned the most valuable part of trading is risk management. Find a strategy and perfect it, while staying disciplined with your risk management, only way to be profitable in the long run

[RealWorldShorts]

Your strategy should be able to fit on the back of a business card. Simplicity is key

[hammadsheikh]

The more experienced I've gotten the more simplified I have made any course of action and approach to success. That includes trading as well.

[JackedtheTs]

Simple strategies are the best strategies. And they are usually based around events in the chart that happen regularly. Just like trading break & retests. So lots of opportunities.