I’ll be dropping my asset sync video on YouTube this week.
Will be pairing with p/d & advanced SMT logic.
A foundational understanding of QT concepts is nice, however the focus will be on phases of price.
Most traders think correlated markets should always move together.
They don't.
Decoupling is a liquidity delivery mechanism. The asset that deviates from correlation is often manipulating a key high or low, while the other asset continues pricing toward its true objective.
This temporary divergence creates SMT through the decoupling itself.
Once the manipulation is complete, watch for asset synchronization. That's when correlated markets realign and the higher-probability directional move begins.
Decoupling reveals manipulation. Synchronization confirms direction.
Credit @eriktrades_
How to validate large expansions
Bearish: Current candle high forms in the lower 25% of the previous candle range.
Frame continuations and large expansions based on this logic.
not a single red day this cycle! 🟢
maxed the payout on all 5 of my @fnfutures flex
accounts — $7,500 out ($6,000 after 80% split).
every one of these trades came from the same system with only 5 components.
will be requesting a max payout again after 2 more trading days :)
I couldn't stop blowing my accounts, no matter how hard I tried.
Last year, before my first payout, I fell $200-$400 short 3 times.
Each time.. I tilted and gave it all away.
At my worst, I was tilting once a week. Sometimes losing half the account. Sometimes losing the whole thing.
The crazy part?
Every single Sunday I'd tell myself there was no way I was doing that again. Why would I? It was the most painful, stupid thing I kept putting myself through.
Then the next week would come.. and I'd do it again.
I genuinely felt like I had no control over myself. Completely helpless. I KNEW that if I just stopped tilting I would have already had multiple payouts by that point.
So I sat down, got real with myself, and wrote these rules.
I literally have not tilted since (going on 5 months since last minor one and 8 since last major one)
1. It's always the small things that start it. Anything over 2R. A subpar entry. A pre-open trade. These don't just cost you one trade — they start a spiral. Cut them off before they start.
2. You will always think you won't. Every single time I tilted, I was confident going in that I wouldn't. That confidence is the trap. It is always possible. It creeps in before you even realize it.
3. It's not that deep. The second you step outside, you'll have forgotten about it. And instead of sitting in a loss, you get to celebrate the fact that you just beat the thing that used to destroy you.
4. You will forget about the loss by next trading day. Every time. Without exception.
5. It's supposed to feel hard. To break this for good you're going to have to sit through feelings that are genuinely gut-wrenching and do nothing.
The discomfort IS the work. Expect it. Welcome it. And you will breakthrough 💪
66 days to build the habit. That's all it takes 🫡
10,000 hours makes you a master…
Let’s take a look at what that really means: how many hours/day to reach the top 0.1%
1 hour a day = 27.4 years
2 hours a day = 13.7 years
4 hours a day = 6.8 years
8 hours a day = 3.4 years
Mastery is not talent.
It is compression.
Most people overestimate what they can do in a week…
and underestimate what obsessive consistency does over 3 years.
HEY, maybe you didn’t win today…
Maybe you’re scrolling the timeline and all you see is people winning.
That was me once.
You’re not alone, for every loud win there’s 10 people who lost today.
I know what it’s like to lose, open X and feel isolation.
“Keep swimming” trading is hard, you’re not alone.
Social media is a circus of extreme highs and lows.
There was a time I needed to stop opening this app to improve my trading. So I did, and I improved.
If you feel that urge, don’t hesitate.
Your personal development as a whole and specifically trading is more important than your desire for entertainment.
@WizardOfOld_@YehaForex@gocharting He means that the chart is a bit blurry
Same as mine, gocharting charts is not as high quality as trading view
But much better coz it has split screen for free