TradingGeekBradGoh

Trading for 8 Years | Founder @edgefloai
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[TradingGeekBradGoh @bradgoh_chart]

👋Hi, I’m Brad Goh.

I’m a full-time 7 figure trader and founder of The 1% Club, a tight-knit community helping traders become consistent.

I also founded EdgeFlo, a trading superapp reshaping how retail traders trade, journal, and manage risk.

[TradingGeekBradGoh @bradgoh_chart]

@RellyRord2374 Thank you for following me; I hope my tweets are useful to you. If possible, I would like to know if you are a trader or a beginner.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Trade small while you’re learning.

Your goal in the beginning is not to make money.

Your goal is to survive, collect data, build skill, and avoid blowing your account.

You earn the right to scale after you prove you can stay disciplined with small money.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

The market shift entry model is the most reliable setup I trade.

You wait for the structure to shift, then enter on the pullback to the zone that caused it.

Literally my go-to entry model.

How to apply it on a real chart:

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

The fastest way to improve in trading is to get feedback early.

Most beginners can’t see their own mistakes.

They think the strategy is the problem…

When the real issue is usually execution, risk, patience, or psychology.

A good mentor collapses time.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

There's a purpose in every trial

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Stop jumping from strategy to strategy.

Pick one system.

Learn it properly.

Backtest it.

Forward test it.

Journal it.

Review it.

Give it enough time to prove itself.

Most traders never build an edge because they never stick with one thing long enough.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

The fastest way to learn this is to see it applied on real charts.

Here are 2 live examples of how I identify high-probability setups in real time.

Study them, then look for the same pattern on whatever pair you trade.

(bookmark this)

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Most traders take around two years to become profitable.

But you can shorten that by doing the right things from day one:

Pick one system.

Backtest it.

Get feedback.

Journal every trade.

Trade small.

Focus on process.

You don’t become profitable faster by rushing.

You become profitable faster by making fewer mistakes.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

I’ve made $5M from day trading and documented every single trade live on my YouTube...

And over the next 33 days, I’m going to mentor you for FREE in this thread.

No upsell. No opt-ins. No bs.

I’m going to break down the real secrets behind how price moves, how smart money actually operates, how to read the chart properly, and how to stop trading like a gambler and start trading with structure, clarity, and discipline.

This is EVERYTHING I wish I had when I started out.

The concepts, frameworks, and lessons that would’ve saved me years of confusion, blown accounts, and painful trial and error.

And just so we’re clear, I don’t need your $$. I want you to become a better trader.

So if you’re serious about mastering the market, save this thread and come back every day for the next 33 days 🧵

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Day 27/33: How I Improve My Strategy Using Data

If you are making trading decisions based on vibes instead of data, you are making this much harder than it needs to be.

A lot of traders think they need a brand new strategy, when in reality they just need better feedback, cleaner review, and a more honest look at what their numbers are telling them.

Here’s what you will learn:
- Why data matters more than feelings when improving a strategy
- How to identify what is actually working in your trading
- How to isolate one metric to improve
- How behavior changes lead to data changes
- How to make smarter decisions based on evidence instead of emotion

Watch the lesson here:
https://t.co/YTpzuAyAsT

Today’s homework:
Choose one metric to improve this month and define exactly what behavior change should improve it.

Data removes guesswork and gives you something real to build on.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Day 28/33: Emotional Regulation

The goal is not to become emotionless.

The goal is to stop letting emotions control your execution.

A lot of traders know their strategy, but the moment fear, tilt, greed, anxiety, or frustration shows up, they stop following what they know and start reacting to what they feel.

Here’s what you will learn:
- Why emotional regulation matters so much in trading
- How to reset your state before, during, and after a session
- How to catch yourself when emotions start hijacking execution
- Why awareness is the first step to real control
- How better regulation leads to cleaner decision-making

Watch the lesson here:
Day 28/33: Emotional Regulation

The goal is not to become emotionless.

The goal is to stop letting emotions control your execution.

A lot of traders know their strategy, but the moment fear, tilt, greed, anxiety, or frustration shows up, they stop following what they know and start reacting to what they feel.

Here’s what you will learn:
- Why emotional regulation matters so much in trading
- How to reset your state before, during, and after a session
- How to catch yourself when emotions start hijacking execution
- Why awareness is the first step to real control
- How better regulation leads to cleaner decision-making

Watch the lesson here:
https://t.co/3X4gOXNbXd

Today’s homework:
Create a reset protocol for before trading, after a loss, after a big win, and after missing a move.

If you cannot manage your inner state, the market will keep exposing it.
Today’s homework:
Create a reset protocol for before trading, after a loss, after a big win, and after missing a move.

If you cannot manage your inner state, the market will keep exposing it.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Every trade drains mental capital.

The more tired, emotional, and impatient you get…

The worse your decisions become.

Trading less protects your focus.

And in trading, focus is capital too.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

One clean A+ setup is better than ten forced trades.

You don’t need more trades.

You need higher-quality execution.

Trading less makes you more money because it forces you to stop chasing and start waiting.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Nah I'm bout to live trade in the car bro

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Stop spending 16 hours staring at charts.

Staring longer doesn’t mean you’re improving.

Most of the time, you’re just convincing yourself to take trades that aren’t there.

Wait for your setup.

If nothing is there, doing nothing is the trade.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

I've made over $5M from day trading.

So I put together a guide showing you exactly how to hit your first $10-30k/mo from day trading.

For 24 hours only, it's yours completely for free.

Like + comment "guide" and I'll send it.

(must be following)

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

My biggest trading hack if you want to become profitable faster:

Trade less.

Less trades usually means better trades.

The more you trade, the more likely you are to take random setups, emotional entries, and low-quality positions.

Your problem is not lack of opportunity.

It’s lack of patience.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

One thing to keep in mind: fair value gaps don't always hold.

Sometimes price runs straight through them.

That's why you never trade a fair value gap on its own.

Combine it with structure, liquidity, and premium/discount for the highest-probability setups.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

Trading is one of the best skills you can learn.

Not because it’s easy money.

But because it teaches:

Risk management.

Emotional control.

Patience.

Decision-making.

How markets work.

Even if it takes time, those skills compound.

[The Trading Geek (Brad Goh) @Bradgohtrades]

The flip zone entry model is the cleanest entry available on the chart.

You enter on the pullback to where the opposing zone failed, which sets up the tight stops and high-R trades you want.

How to apply the flip zone model on a real chart: