Here’s something I was completely wrong about in trading.
For the first few years, I avoided trading US bank holidays because that’s what I was taught by other traders on the internet. Especially in the ICT community, where skipping bank holidays is almost treated like a rule you should never break.
But after doing my own research and trading my own way, I realized something.
Not every bank holiday is the same.
It matters which session you trade, whether futures are open for the full day, and whether the session counts as a regular RTH day.
Just look at yesterday. Beautiful price action throughout the day, despite it being a US bank holiday. And if you skipped it just because someone told you never to trade bank holidays, you missed a perfectly good trading day.
Now don’t get me wrong, if avoiding bank holidays is part of your strategy, that’s completely fine.
But please, do your own research. Look at the data. Figure out what actually works for YOU.
Stop blindly following trading rules just because someone with a big following told you to.
There is a Tweet I saw about how ladies are the ones at matatu stages going to work. I have to say, it is true. I was at my home stage for 1 hr observing. Ni madame tu unaona wakiwa na official wakitoka job. Kwani boychild sote tuko forex?
bonus points for anyone who can spot the derp 🐶
getting payouts on demand throughout the day is still unreal to me. what a time to be alive!
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