$EURUSD 25th of june.
Thursday was a great example of why patience pays.
After London took the highs, price delivered a clean bearish MSS, leaving a 5m FVG in the displacement leg. Price respected it perfectly and delivered into the London low.
In New York, price swept the low, displaced aggressively to the upside, left another 5m FVG, retraced into it, and expanded higher into the objective = PDH
Not every session delivers this cleanly, and that's okay.
The edge isn't trading every move. The edge is waiting for your model to appear.
If you can consistently wait for these high-probability setups, you're already one step ahead of most traders.
What stands out to you on this chart?
Weekends are for charts.
I'm reviewing every trade from this week.
- Did I follow my model?
- Was the draw on liquidity clear?
- Did I respect my risk?
- What can I improve next week?
The journal is where consistency is built.
What are you reviewing this weekend?
$EURUSD
Missed the original drop late in New York session but still managed to get involved after price retraced back to 50%
Was hunting market open, but price seem to be consolidating now
Nice end to the week.
@traderkane@TraderSumo1 Watched it this morning. Everyone was asking the questions I would've asked, so it was a great watch. Thanks again Kane, really appreciate it.
Don't just learn MSS.
Backtest it.
The traders who understand the context behind the shift will always have an advantage over those who just memorize the pattern.
Credits to Michael.
You are not your P&L.
A red day doesn't mean you're failing.
A green day doesn't mean you've figured it all out.
The only thing I try to measure now is execution.
Did I follow my model?
Did I respect risk?
Did I journal the trade?
The P&L is a byproduct.
Execution is the real scorecard.