Wassup,
I'm A1.
I've spent the last few years learning the markets through wins, losses, mistakes, and hard lessons.
After years of trial and error, I've recently reached a level of consistency that I'm proud of.
On this page I'll share:
• Trading psychology
• Market insights
• Lessons from my journey
• Risk management
• The reality of becoming profitable
No fake guru lifestyle.
Just the process.
Let's build.
NQ update:
The idea was correct, but I got taken out at breakeven before price reached my target. That's trading.
Protected capital, followed the plan, and lived to trade another day.
See you tomorrow. 👊
@Wordsofrizdom Discipline in every area of life. If I say I'm going to the gym, I go. If I say I'm going to journal my trades, I do it.
Every time you keep a promise to yourself, you build confidence. Trading got easier when I stopped negotiating with myself.
NQ Pre-Market
Price traded into a HTF low and reacted strongly.
5M order flow is bullish, so my current bias is long.
Not looking to chase though. We could still rotate lower from anywhere within Friday's range, so I'll need confirmation before getting aggressive.
Longs until proven otherwise. 📈
NQ Pre-Market Analysis.
Price traded into a HTF low and reacted strongly.
5M order flow is bullish, so my current bias is longs.
Not looking to chase though. We could still rotate lower from anywhere within Friday's range, so I'll need confirmation before getting aggressive.
Longs until proven otherwise. 📈
@Damianfx089 Before you quit, ask yourself:
Have you really given it your all?
Have you backtested a profitable strategy and followed it with discipline?
Or have you spent the last 5 years searching for the next strategy?
Be honest with yourself.
Nobody sees the hours spent studying.
Nobody sees the weekends spent reviewing trades.
Nobody sees the discipline it takes to keep going after setbacks.
They only see the results.
Trust the process.
For me personally, it’s usually 3-4 hours behind the charts. Not because I’m constantly trading, but because I’m waiting for my setup. Sometimes it shows up early and I’m done after 2 hours, sometimes I need to sit longer.
Of course, pre-market analysis and journaling are part of the process too. So the whole “1-2 hours a day” thing definitely isn’t my experience or strategy.
Last Friday I shared the result of this trade.
Today I want to break down the thought process behind it.
On the 5M chart, once price broke below the key level, I was looking for a continuation move.
Rather than chasing the move lower, I waited for price to pull back into my area of interest.
On the 1M chart, I focus solely on structure.
Since I was bearish, I wanted to see highs hold and lows break before entering short.
Once I got that confirmation, I executed the trade and let the setup play out.
The result is important, but the process behind the result is what matters most.
Finished my weekly review and found plenty of setups like this.
Ready for the week ahead. 📈
Most traders quit way too early.
When I started, I committed 5 years of my life to making it work.
No matter how many losses, setbacks, or blown accounts.
I said: “If I give it 100% for 5 years and still can’t make it, then I’ll quit.”
Before you quit, be honest with yourself:
Did you really give it 100%?