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I've gotten some feedback on the @tradingview version of the Ben_Don't Trade, specifically cleaning up the banners. Well I think I did a bang up job.
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Howdy folks! You asked for it (ok, maybe you didn't), and here it is! The new "Do Not Trade" Indicators are here.
What are these indicators, you might ask? Well take a peek at the links below. What these indicators do, is tell you, no matter which timeframe you're looking at, what the Daily status is. Giving you 1 of 5 scenarios (Bullish Entry, Bearish Entry, Do Not Trade, Trending to Bullish Entry, and Trending to Bearish entry), it provides at a glance Daily status.
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ToS - https://t.co/KMijEyrbfI
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When you're cross purposes on a reference time frame, nothing changes til that changes, and until that changes...any entry will likely result in a bruised happy sac.
In LTFIV, I covered seven guardrails to help curb the worst instincts of the variable in the chair
If you're still having some issues in that regard, consider moving to longer time frames
With the right process, they act as a natural filter to many of the behavioral drivers
In LTFIV, I included an entire section on how to spot when NOT to trade.
In the past week, I got a few dm's on that topic once again with the market being toppy/rangey
One of the best organic things about trading the longer time frames with the new method is it automatically filters out more than half of that without any work from you.
Less risk exposure is like money in the bank on its own
If you still struggle with getting caught in things like variability, spikes, 'lego's', news events, sideways or false moves etc., or are simply taking too many trades...I highly recommend checking out a trading shift to the 4h, daily or weekly time frames
Consider, a given year has ~ 250 trading days, and if you did 2 trades a day that's 500 trades minimum. Each one, you're exposing your capital to individual risk over and over vs. ~ 24 to 30 trades/year on the daily. Reduces your risk exposure rate by 90%+ while increasing your returns across the entire macro move.
Do what fits best for your life. If short duration day trades are that thing, go for it.
But, if you are suffering from any of the above issues, or its tough to get the screen time in for day trading, then make the shift.
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The double macd system I use for LTF is like a window into the future.
Accurate, predictive, and simple.
Ben has replicated that in an automated tool that can alert you when all the ducks are in a row.
Check it out.
The Double BenMACD showing the way again. Cross purposes on daily! Limits range my friend.
This is linear, as well. If you have cross purposes on any timeframe that you're trading, that's a big neon sign to wait.
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How depressing is this?
In 2025, the average Canadian family will earn $158,533 in income and pay an estimated $68,266 in total taxes (43.1%).
If the average Canadian family had to pay its taxes up front, it would have worked until June 7 to pay the total tax bill imposed on it by all three levels of government (federal, provincial, and local).
This means that Tax Freedom Day, the day in the year when the average Canadian family has earned enough money to pay the taxes imposed on it, falls on June 8.
Pierre Poilievre just announced:
Plastic straws are coming back
Plastic bags at checkout — back
None of this reusable guilt-trip garbage
Common sense is making a comeback in Canada.
This is the one trading tool everyone needs. It’s not often you can buy success. This tool is the key! Check it out right now. Ben provided the link below:
Ben’s products are top notch tools. As I said recently in another post, “use the same bricks, build the same house”. Ben has the bricks for a mansion. Set yourself up for success.
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