If you don’t journal your trades, you're not trading.
Write down entries, exits, why you took it, and how you felt.
Review weekly.
You might discover you always cut winners early, or revenge-trade after a loss. Spot the patterns, then fix them.
@VincentTimmerDC Ik zou zeggen B, want als je die doortrekt naar links is dat de start vd impuls die de liquiditeit vd eerste pullback heeft gepakt tussen 102/103k. B vasthouden zorgt voor een HL binnen de range. A=Liquiditeit
Many traders are unsure which timeframe best suits their trading style. But the timeframe you trade in is one of the most important variables in trading!!
These are the setups that I like to use:
Spot trades: M - W - D
Swing HTF: W - D - 4H
Swing LTF: 4H - 1H - 15m
Daytrades & Scalps: 1H - 15m - 3m - 1m
Remember, market structure & liquidity are always easier to identify on the higher timeframes.
So, when I want to scalp, I start with the HTF, where I identify trends, key structures, levels, etc. Then, I move to the lower timeframes to find actual setups, including entry, take profit, and invalidation points.
@elonmusk He is just a brick in the whole. The majority fall for the distractions only seeing the brick and never figure out the foundation. The bad guys get caught and along comes the hero. Rinse and repeat. One extreme to another like a pendulum.