Traders Edge Community

15+ yr Australian trading community for serious traders of all levels. No ramping, no BS, just traders willing to work hard on their craft.

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Today's banter today only a trader would understand:
(After stopping out of a stock only to see it rally hard)
Trader 1: No crying in the casino
Trader 2: Only in the carpark
Trader 3: ...of the computer shop!

#asx

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

It’s been a common observation amongst our traders lately…taking breakouts has def been less reliable. You might miss the explosive move but is it best to wait for retest and confirmation?

[ThiccTeddy @ThiccTeddy]

Chasing a breakout is how you get bagged

With the market showing signs of a bullish move, remember the CORRECT way to trade a breakout:

[Alan McGrath @alanmcg]

With the USD/JPY joint intervention last week getting a lot of focus, I thought this CNBC interview from a couple of months ago (after the USDJPY last got above 160) was an interesting watch. Becoming clear the levels at which the market may start to panic.
https://t.co/dN4Y2t6cVz

[Alan McGrath @alanmcg]

As I’ve said before, “Don’t be shit” is probably my simplest piece of trading advice.

Clearly I forgot to apply that philosophy to my Traders Edge website maintenance… 😄

I’ve just realized that the contact form has been broken since an update months ago.

If you’ve tried contacting me over the past few months and got absolutely nothing back, I owe you an apology. I only discovered this week it wasn’t delivering messages.

It’s fixed now (I hope).

[Trader Theory @tradertheory]

Just re-read "Trading in the Zone" by Mark Douglas.

Here's what separates the top 5% of traders from everyone else.

Let's break it down.

[Thread]

[MARKET INSIGHTS! @IManghaila]

There was once a trader who blamed everything but himself.

When he lost, it was the market’s fault.
When he missed a move, it was the broker’s fault.
When he over-traded, he said, “The setup looked good.”

He kept searching for new indicators, better mentors, and perfect entries —
yet nothing changed.

One day, after another losing streak, he stopped and asked himself a hard question:
“What if the problem isn’t the market? What if it’s me?”

That moment changed everything.

He realized his over-trading came from poor discipline.
His hesitation came from lack of confidence.
His losses came from weak risk management.

When he took responsibility, his results slowly turned around.
Because once you stop blaming the market and start fixing yourself —
the market starts rewarding you.

Lesson: 90% of your trading problems aren’t out there.
They’re inside you.

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Late w scans sorry:
#asx

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Plenty more vol thru $FRX into match

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Pre close scans: #asx
Price and Vol <50M MC:

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Pre close scans: #asx
Momo:

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Pre close scans: #asx
Price and RVol:

[TraderLion @TraderLion]

If you learn how to let go of trades that aren't working, it will increase your confidence as a trader.

You'll be able to trade more aggressively because you won't be afraid of losing too much on an idea that isn't working out.

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Momo #asx

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Price and Vol #asx

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Missed getting this out pre close. Weird ol' day:
Price and RVol <50m MC #asx

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Momo:
#asx

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Price and Vol >50m:
#asx

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Pre close scans:
#asx

Price and Vol Sub 50m MC:

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Momo: #ASX

[Traders Edge Community @TradersEdgeAus]

Price and Vol:
#ASX