@Dr_AyeshaNavid According to people like you, western clothing is professional and our cultural clothing is non-professional jahalat.
The only jaahil here is people like you.
@alikhan343246 Technically, they both are the false swing against the real expansion move, the difference is
1) turtle soup takes out previous session/candle liquidity while judas swing may or may not do that
2) turtle soup can happen on any candle while judas swing is false move of a session
@I_Am_The_ICT Fvg, they do work, but the problem is sometimes 1h sometimes 4H sometimes 15m, the thing is on the realtime how do i determine which pd array will give a true reversal and which ones will give fake reversals to be ran over
Before every trade ask yourself 3 questions:
1. Where is the market going?
2. From where can it go?
3. Where will you strike — entry & exit?
If you can answer these with clarity
you’re not trading blindly…
You’re sniping with precision.
I’ll be the first to admit—this rally has unfolded with very few stocks truly in buyable position (at least, speaking for my strategy), and for me, the results have been mixed at best. I did manage to latch onto a few nice winners, but the volatility whipped me in and out on a number of names which led to a lack of any real traction and net progress.
But that’s not unusual around a bottom and during the first leg up off a bear market low.
During the COVID recovery, the market shot off the lows, and we didn’t put on our first trade until April 6, 2020—and even then, I didn’t get aggressive for several months. That turned out to be a big year where I was up over 100% and my assistants Mark Ritchie and Brandon Hedgepath were up over 350%.
The 2003 and 2009 recoveries were V-shaped and both led to sustained bull markets that offered many opportunities later in the year.
Back in 1995, the market broke out of a long sideways consolidation (the opposite of a V shape recovery), yet I held back until months after the Dow was already making new all-time highs, due to a lack of stocks offering low risk entry points. That year was one of my largest, up over 400%.
The hallmark of a true professional is patience and consistency—and that boils down to one thing: discipline. If you don’t have the discipline to wait for your pitch, then you’d better get used to striking out. Don't get discouraged if this market has left you in the dust, you're not alone, and it's not unusual. What is unusual for most is rock-solid discipline. And that's why big performance is unusual.
تاریخ گواہ ہے
کراچی نے ہمیشہ حق کا ساتھ دیا ہے
اور
آج کراچی بھارت کی عبرتناک شکست پر پاک فوج کے ساتھ کھڑا ہے
پاکستان زندہ باد 🇵🇰
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@I_Am_The_ICT 1 problem, you are posting the trades 5-6 minutes after executing them almost every time. Post the trade beforehand or right at executing minute.