Luckshury (@Luckshuryy)

your trading expectations are broken: ...

buying dips at .382 using the .382 for me is the best way to not only be buying into dips for strong spot plays, but also for identifying trend strength. trends that pivot into higher highs from the .382 tend to have a strong move to follow. - spikes in volume - liquidations - oi flushes - trappe...

- FVG - Gaps - Single prints All the same thing. Your time would be better spent building systems, setups & problem solving your way through the root logic for all of them.∑ ...

Cutting trades early: Most of the time I prefer to see price move quickly in the direction of the trade taken rather than chopping around at my level. If it does chop around without any strength, ill likely cut it early. Note - this is for ltf trades only example ↓ ...

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Expanding day setup: 1 - London session takes out both Asia High & Low 2 - Fade the first move outside of London session 3 - Target opposite side of London session example ↓ ...

failed auction - identifying strength Where price has previously found consistent support & clearly indicated as a range low, I would look for a failed auction. Price losing this level and spending time below it, allowing breakout traders to enter with new shorts and triggering stops, only to then...

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orderflow into a key level: - volume spikes - candlestick pattern - trapped delta - liquidations I won't enter unless I see exactly what I want. This prevents me from taking a poor trade in front of a strong, aggressive move. You MUST know what you want to see. example ↓ ...