Luckshury (@Luckshuryy)

continuation setup: volume based support/resistance levels, are my favourite and most profitable levels I take trades from. If people flush their positions or new traders are caught offside, it can result in a decent reversion trade. 30m naked pocs example ↓ ...

winning trades vs losing trades: questions to ask yourself when reviewing the two ↓ ...

internal liquidity: identifying internal liquidity, knowing where stops will be placed and to fade offside positions, is key for me here’s an example ↓ ...

gamblers vs traders: there is a clear difference between the two ↓ ...

Liquidity: where there is resting liquidity, there are: - positions ready to exit (stops) - breakout traders (new positions) - liquidations hit I like to use these zones of resting liquidity for entering the market. recent example ↓ ...

volume profile: a tool I use every day, without fail. here are its key components ↓ ...

tradingview indicators: reminder of all the ones I use the most. all are free and can be found in my pinned post. use case & settings explained ↓ ...

market structure: reminder - I still cannot stress enough how useful it has been to simplify how I look and track market structure. I check local structure every morning. explained ↓ ...

internal vs external liquidity: external - major highs/lows (key pivot areas) internal - highs/lows or a series of them within two major external pivots. I trade internal more than I do external runs, I find internal runs lead to much larger moves overall. example ↓ ...