Every trade breathes against you before it works, or works before it dies. Most traders never measure either move. Today's Bottom Line Up Front: MAE and MFE, the maximum heat a trade puts you through and the maximum reward it offers, so your stops and targets come from the data instead of a guess. Watch.
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The line shows its hand in the first hour. The apex shows its hand in the second hour. Candle Science tells you which side price goes for. Line or apex tells you if it walks there, or runs there and comes back.
Captured almost 1% out of NQ today (278.75 points) live on PackTV with our guest @jdastra !!!!
Then @DailyProfilerCo captured over 300 points!!!!
Absolutely smashed this and the most dope part...we explained it all before hand.
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1/ Monday NQ recap ๐งต
Pre-market faded back under the P12 high, so the morning ran as Scenario #2 from my plan: open in the upper half of P12, then break above for extended longs.
4 trades on MNQ, all long. +$542 gross for a total of $914 on the day ๐ฐ. Breakdown ๐
The line shows its hand in the first hour. The apex shows its hand in the second hour. Candle Science tells you which side price goes for. Line or apex tells you if it walks there, or runs there and comes back.
@daytradingrauf Worrying about psychology before you have a system you trust has it backwards, agreed. Most of the tilt I have seen came from traders who did not believe their own rules yet.
@daytradingrauf Waiting for the open to take one side before picking a direction is the part most people rush. Letting buyers or sellers show up first keeps you out of a lot of bad entries.
@DemTrades789 Rough night, but picking one window and locking out after it, up or down, is a solid fix. A hard stop on the day keeps one bad eval from turning into three.
@KyrusLabs@Mazifx Calling it a daily quota is spot on. Once a number has to get hit today, people start forcing trades to reach it. Judging the plan over a real sample of trades takes that pressure off.
@PropQuantX Good work running this on 1,496 trades. The loss rate barely moves after wins or after a loss, so each trade really does start fresh. Sizing the next one like it's the only one is what keeps people in the game.
@Blockhunta Waiting for the sweep and the reclaim before getting involved keeps the plan honest. Having the upside levels mapped ahead of time makes the next move easy to read either way.
@GoodGameFunded Clean recap. And the Asia read has real history behind it, because on NQ when Asia breaks long and continues, the day closes green 66.2% of the time vs 55.3% on all days (1,643 days since 2006). So taking it calm with the SOP fully met is the right way to trade it.
@James_xbtc Waiting for the BOS before taking it is good discipline, especially when the trade already feels off. Passing on a setup that never confirms costs nothing.
@moneyballedge Clean way to explain it. Once someone sees the contract price as the market's probability, comparing it to their own estimate becomes the whole job.
@papideguaracha Makes sense when you lay it out that way. If the loss limit and payout rules live onchain, traders get to see the rules enforced the same way every time, which is most of what people want from a firm.