Why You're Trading The Markets Wrong

I see a lot of new traders make simple mistakes like this. Make sure you know how big money enters trades! Enjoy!

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[XAUGoblin]

If you don't know what liquidity is then you are the liquidity.

[ianbrown]

Whether you profit on bounces, break-outs, or fake-outs, pick your game and stick with it; you won't win them all. But you will win enough of them with a 2:1 or 3:1 ratio, that you will make good profits every month. You will never be wrong if you stick to your own game, as long as your game has an edge and you are consistant with your rules. It just so happens that bounces with regular stoplosses happen more times than bank grabs. So stick to bounces. Don't chase two games; look for entry candles or other confirmations. Build on your rules for your game.

[jonathonbroussard]

That’s why it’s so important for me to be disciplined and patient to wait for the entry. Even if it’s 20, 30 min depending on the timeframe. Having more then one confluence helps a lot. Wish the best to all you traders 🙏🏾

[trumptv]

makes so much sense. they r the sellers and the buyers

[Afrocanuk]

Artificially driving down the price to hit all the stop-loss. As I've been saying for years "Price fixing & price manipulation."

[SDFlagg]

This is why it’s important to understand smart money concepts

[AwaisKhan-lseg]

If you follow the rule called power of 3. You can easily avoid these liquidity raids and take positions too ..
Rule: 1: accumulation(asian range), 2: Manipulation(London Open), 3:

[mrgms]

The thing with technical analysis is that although it has, to an extent, a proven reliability...as prove often enough by academia...using common technical analysis elements is not reliable enough to build a strategy based on it . Thus just a few traders have realy mastered it as they constantly improve and update their trading strategy.

[cemiforex]

That's why I wait for the candlestick to form ❤🎉

[lin]

It happened today for me. Cameout with a loss and the call has grown 1300% from there

[_jlb_]

Thats why most of the time i wait the candles to close

[cruz]

market makers do that not the buyers to trigger stop losses

[binesamadman]

Just started to gather some knowledge on forex for over the past few days, and even rookie me would’ve waited until it broke resistance line going down to sell, or wait for a stong bullish upward swing to risk the buy.🤷🏿‍♂️

[EverlyndPerez]

Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence. By being knowledgeable, individuals can make informed decisions on how to save, spend, and invest their money. A trader made over $350k in this recession influenced market

[ra]

Check the order flow to know when stop hunt coming. Trading only with chart is like walking blindly

[SharonHarvest]

I know nothing about trading/investment and I'm keen on getting started. What are some strategies to get started with?

[sendit]

Timing a great stop loss buy like that is amazing. Just knowing when to sell towards the top and not be greedy is the key. Even a few points gain is good. Or your better have put your own stop loss in. 😊

[abysses]

yeah and how about showing your fxbook for starters?

[Gamingdead-fhiq]

This is a good channel with very short snappy bits of useful information very hard to come by channels such as these

[Ryzza_Offical]

this is known as "Sell Side Liquidity" or SSL for short