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Improve one trade at a time//
Focus on daily progress//
Don't take yourself too seriously

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@CryptoElPres

[Overlord @OverlordEins]

🧵EDUCATIONAL POSTS

I’ve put together a focused collection of all of my educational content on technical analysis, everything I use from order blocks and refining entries to order flow and execution.

Whether you’re starting from zero or sharpening an existing approach, a few focused months here can compound into years of better decisions.

📌 Bookmark this post — it’s designed as your ongoing reference.
More breakdowns like this on @OverlordEins — a repost helps more people see it.

Table of Contents:

1. Order blocks/Breaker blocks
2. Refining across timeframes
3. Fibonacci Guides
4. Wyckoff/Ranges/Market Structure
5. Trade Execution
6. Order flow + Why the concepts work
7. Strategy Summary/Cheat sheet for revision
8. Additional Concepts(MS, Confluence, FVGs etc)
9. Sorted @Moneytaur_ Decoding Posts
10. Best Moneytaur Post Compilation
11. Q&A
12. Older Summaries
13. Terminology

1) Order blocks(OB)/Breaker blocks(BB)

• Beginner guide
https://t.co/4Hziwp8vvU
• OB/BB Video Explanation (+FVGs)
https://t.co/RjkbCFfexD
• Order block Strength Criteria https://t.co/5ULpfh9fcD
• Order block Search Shortcut using only one TF
https://t.co/WyxvT9wC5l
• Order block Sorted Posts https://t.co/daYHtv5dUw
• OB strength wick to body ratio
https://t.co/aRz2p1Q1hJ
=>Reason: Why we refine entries
https://t.co/EgdQKe9xH9

2) Refining: Narrow down the entry to maximize RR

• Beginner Guide
https://t.co/v6MT4p8Pcx
• Refining Guide Part 2
https://t.co/agHUA6NtFO
• Advanced FVG Timeframe refining
https://t.co/dVu7lCf560
• Refining Breakers into OB within the FVG
https://t.co/ZE0em1UVco
• New Partial Breaker variation
https://t.co/3vB65W6ViN
• Advanced Refining explanation
https://t.co/9VE33PYcWn
• Refining using Gaps
https://t.co/WGWSd0W5gF
• Refining Wicks
https://t.co/LiAGdNz0Rm
• Laddering of TFs
https://t.co/7IrMzcB2kz
• Refining CME Gaps
https://t.co/bukJXlzEsN

3) Fibonacci Guides

• Fibonacci Guide Part 1
https://t.co/fehW4QtA8w
• Fibonacci Guide Part 2
https://t.co/xYsswppkzJ

4) Wyckoff/Ranges/Market Structure

• Simplified Wyckoff/Ranges
https://t.co/i1cW15ia4G
• Wyckoff + Market Structure Concepts
https://t.co/otvRo3NJ9b

5) Trade Execution

• Entry Checklist
https://t.co/uNBji4xkb2
• Entry using Candle Closes/VSA Intro
https://t.co/Nnk3mCMJ32
• Signs to look for before entering
https://t.co/IBvvZ8I6rL
• Trendline method for entries
https://t.co/deBPZiNTsL
• Sorted Execution Posts
https://t.co/gVyiZBFdSl
• Candle Range Theory
https://t.co/g9vrrIVIP6
• Stop Placement
https://t.co/SjlLp3amk1
• Take Profit Rules
https://t.co/0mLOSrKHJ0

6) Order flow + Why the concepts work

• Full Order flow Guide
https://t.co/8DtfKBpzmI
• What is Liquidity and why does price even move
https://t.co/6NmyIV1VAB
• Order flow Trade Example
https://t.co/aSBNXaEHwu
• MT Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) explanation
https://t.co/zMvh4K47Eu
• How to use Volume Profile https://t.co/2CxZhgeKT9
• Order flow notes on a video
https://t.co/mwVgnFK7dm

The Mechanics behind the Market
Why do Order blocks work?

• TPO explanation of candle patterns like OB/BBs
https://t.co/8rFhnBztnX
• Order blocks through the lens of a footprint chart.
https://t.co/QUOPZUT9pS
• OB explanation from an Order flow perspective https://t.co/eXMuWvPc51
• How MMs Engineer Liquidity
https://t.co/XFBixnmjHR

7) Strategy Summary/Cheat sheet for revision

• Strategy Summary https://t.co/AJGpJ90cWO
• Liquidity Cheat sheet https://t.co/6j7o64ZW5y

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@Tradermayne @dehinker 👀

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@barnc0re Thanka for this📝

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@yurystart I am seeing xiaomi is kinda close to the KL and xpev too but nio still has some ways to go. Thinking either nio is stronger,thus the 1M wont come or it comes and xpev and xiaomi drop lower? Thoughts?

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@CrypMk @yurystart Got one at 20.4-22$ 24,12,11,9,8,6D and another one lower at 17-18$ 20,9,7D and 1W partial

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@yurystart Mate you ve studied cycles from Camel?

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@venture_charts @iannella_milton High or low inflation?

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@yurystart Welcome back!

[Trader Dune @TraderDune]

Everyone shows off and gets loud when they’re on a winning streak, I myself included do this.

But very little will talk about the losing streaks. How one handles “too many” losses in a row, facing a steep drawdown - the loss of confidence in your own system and the beginning of second guessing entries you would not before.

Losing is inevitable. It’s part of the game, if you can’t take loses you should quit while you’re ahead. But even accepting loses can start to get to you once they start to overlap.

I’m not talking about blowing accounts, instead the psychological affect. The assumption is that risk is handled appropriately, saving you from large drawdowns and furthermore damage. But that alone won’t save you from the mind when the very system that built your confidence starts to destroy it.

The best systems and every profitable system I’ve come across, have one thing in common. That’s intuition, which is their edge. If your system is built on a prolonged track record that proves yourself profitable - it is still statistically more inclined to the probability of a positive expectancy. If you have something to work with, to support a thesis in which you can survive and bounce back from your losing streaks/drawdown - then continue to trust that system. If in some nearby reality keeping your edge still results in negative expectancy, you were never profitable. The system was inherently flawed to begin with.

Profitable traders start to crash once that intuition goes away. When the losses start to pile up, they start looking at technical reasons on the chart for where they went wrong. But they forget that’s not what gave them their edge, it’s that “gut feeling” that others don’t have. Are you losing because of technical reasons, or are you losing because of psychological reasons ? If technical, it’s simply part of the regular process. But many realize too late it was their intuition slowly diminishing, resulting in the loss of their edge and their behavior changes. Executing away from confidence and instead towards fear of losing money that was never gained from what they now base the foundation of their trading on.

This is why journaling is so important, but also correct journaling. Tracking your emotions and seeing the metrics beyond the lenses of PnL #’s that impacted your overall trading performance. There’s a difference between journaling to find mistakes and journaling to find yourself. The best is knowing what mental state you were in during your best and worst trades, not the technicals on a chart.

Start trading like you’re not on a losing streak, because based on a long term track record (if there is one), you are not losing - instead profitable since inception. Just trade what you see. Losing streaks are no different then winning streaks, the outcomes of past trades do NOT impact the probability of your next trade.

A losing streak does not change your expectancy, it changes your behavior - which WILL change your expectancy. Those who survive long term are the ones who’ve been through it enough times to recognize it for what it is while it’s happening.

Trust that system, recognize behavioral patterns instead of technicals. Just trade normally. Also, consider taking mind breaks as well. Step away and relax your brain, go on vacation etc..

[CryptoChase @CryptoChase02]

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What else could you ask for…

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@Albert_618 Albert, whats the reason to ignore the 4/3/2M BB at 52-55?

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@DegenHippo @ChainHubCT 👀

[Coop @whycooperr17]

@CryptoChase02 Agree