What is bias?
What is orderflow?
What's the difference between the two of them?
Sometimes, you'd take a trade and would get stopped out
And when you reanalyze the chart, it would look as tho the bias has changed, only for you to change bias and get stopped out again
And the cycle repeats
I explained how to avoid such scenarios
Here https://t.co/rJjHNtn09m
Follow my 4 steps
1) Daily (Identify bias)
2) 4H (Establishing narrative)
3) 1H (confirming narrative)
4) 5min (entry)
If any of those conditions are not mate I’m simply just don't take the trades.
Asia: Accumulation.
London: Manipulation.
New York: distribution.
Monday: Accumulation.
Tuesday: Manipulation.
Wednesday: Distribution.
Candle 1: Accumulation.
Candle 2: Manipulation.
Candle 3: Distribution.
This is your base,
Build on it.
Nobody ever does anything just once. People have patterns, not accidents.
If someone lies to you, disrespects you, or takes advantage of you, and you let it slide, they’ll do it again.
Not because they didn’t know better, but because they’ve learned you’ll tolerate it.
The truth is, once might be a mistake. Twice is a decision. And if it keeps happening, it’s no longer about them, it’s about you allowing it.
You teach people how to treat you by what you accept.
So if you keep forgiving without change, you’re not being kind; you’re giving them a manual on how to hurt you comfortably.
Set boundaries. Say no. Walk away if you have to.
Because people don’t suddenly change, they repeat what works for them until it stops working.
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You newly open the chart of any asset class...
You will do the following for a high probability analysis:
1- Seasonal tendency.
2- Quarterly shift. (where are we in IPDA 20, 40, 60?)
3- Monthly bias.
4- Weekly profile.
5- Daily template.
6- Time of day.
In case you missed it, this is how smart money creates highs and lows.
Blend this with HTF narrative and context and you’ll find yourself consistently outdoing yourself.
One common mistake is anticipating the SMR to be a V bottom.
When you trade that way, you get stopped out on the second leg of the W ( turtle soup / failure of swing ) .
V bottoms are more highly probable during the OTE or at the KOD.
That’s one for the notes.