@MeetMattL This actually was true before. Because now prop firm changed their rules and they don't allow you risk more than 2%.
You will fall in "one side betting" breach.
So lowering the size and be patient are key elements.
@champagneszn777 Bro they are speaking because they can't separate the man from the concepts.
They never try to understand his concept on their chart more than 5 minutes.
@LiquidatorJ Remember also that down close candles will support price in a bullish market until it is in a dicount zone. In a premium zone they could be invalidated.
@traderjosephx@TheOneLanceB@I_Am_The_ICT Wyckoff where he discussed standard deviations, macro times, wicks treated as inefficiencies, dealing ranges etc etc
I studied both, ICT definitively bring it up new things
Most traders think they are still losing because they need more information.
Another strategy.
Another concept.
Another backtest.
But there comes a point when knowledge is no longer the main problem.
You understand the market, yet your decisions under uncertainty still damage your results.
At that stage, improvement comes from refining your execution, managing your reactions and reviewing how you actually behave while trading.
More information will not fix a decision-making problem.
Markets donβt move randomly.
Behind price delivery there are systems, schedules and institutional execution models constantly interacting with liquidity and inefficiencies.
If you understand what those systems are looking for, price starts to make a lot more sense.
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