Diary of 's

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This is my humble trading diary. I have decided to keep track of my operations. Please do not judge and avoid comments with bad vibes. Thank you.

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This is a new strategy that I'm trying to build with a small amount. I'll do my best to make it grow.

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Operation No. 1 I'm seeing a good recoil zone on H4. I went in long and the take profit will be in the blue zone.

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Operation No. 1 The profit target was reached, I closed the position manually.

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Operation No. 2 I'd say it's a high-risk operation. Different brokers show different sails. But I'm guided by the sails of ONDA and FXCM. The TP 1 is in the resistance support change zone, and the TP 2 in an important resistance.

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Operation No. 2 closed in TP1. The price showed no strength to go further. I prefer to secure winnings and expect better setup.

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Updating my plan: I�m going to limit risky entries. I�m seeing that stronger operations come when I expect confirmation on H4 with journal support.

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Operation No. 3 I came in short after seeing clear rejection in resistance. SL above the highest wick and TP near intermediate support zone. Let's see how it behaves.

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Operation No. 3 came out in break even. The price did not finish defining the direction, so I preferred to leave before risking unnecessary reversal. I remain defensive mode.

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Today I was going through my previous entries and realized a pattern: I came in too soon. I�m getting carried away by the anxiety of not �losing the train.� I�m going to work harder on waiting for clear confirmation, even if that means losing some input pipes. I�m also going to try using alerts instead of constantly standing in front of the screen. Overexposure is making me operate by impulse and that doesn�t make sense if I want to do this in the long term.

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Operation No 4 I entered long into a clear bull structure in H1. Confluence zone with Fibo 61.8 and daily support. Moderate TP, I want to see how it reacts when reaching liquidity zone. SL below the last minimum. Let's see if this time it accompanies the market.

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Operation No. 4 closed with loss. The price broke the bull structure and went straight against me. I did not modify the SL as before, so well to maintain discipline. It is part of the game. I stay with learning: the confluence was fine, but it lacked volume. I keep improving little by little.

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Today was a day to breathe. I didn�t operate. I saw the market calmly, I analyzed, but I didn�t force tickets. I realized that before I felt that I had to operate every day or not �I was doing trading.� But doing nothing is also a valid decision. I avoided two possible losses from wanting to guess movements. That�s already mental gain.

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I am testing a new idea: combining candle patterns with larger structures. For example, an envelope in H1 but that occurs within a clear daily trend. I don�t know if it�s going to work, but I�m excited to test. I�m already putting together an Excel to write down each operation under that criterion and see real results, not assumptions.

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Operation No 5 I came in short after a pin bassist bar in weekly resistance. I like the context and the reaction was strong. Broad TP, I may close it earlier if I see exhaustion. SL just above the fuse. This time it does look good.

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Operation No. 5 partial closed. I took 70% of the position and let the rest run with trailing stop. I want to see if the movement continues until the next support. I am feeling more comfortable with this calmer style. Less operations, but more thought out.

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Today I had a strong temptation to overoperate. I saw three moderately good setups, but they didn�t convince me at all. Still, I saw them as �opportunities.� Luckily I endured. The three ended up in breakeven or loss. That little mental victory is worth more than any trade.

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Operation No 6 I am in length in GBPJPY, entry in M30 after breakage of minor resistance. I like the impulse you are taking. Aggressive TP because it comes with force, short SL so the risk/benefit is very good. I hope you do not take me out before takeoff.

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I underestimated the previous consolidation and got in before confirming the breakout. Classic impatience error. I learned that if the price is slow, there is no reason to force it. Less adrenaline, more cold head.

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Today I got up and didn�t want to open the chart. Sometimes one needs to turn off the trader chip and live. Seeing the market every day doesn�t guarantee success, on the contrary. I went for a walk, I came back with another mentality. That only improves my operation more than any new indicator.

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I'm evaluating adding dynamic lotage management according to context. It's not the same thing to go into triple confluence as a simple channel break. I'm going to do backtesting to see if that idea improves my numbers without increasing the risk too much. Small adjustments, big impacts.

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Operation No. 7 I entered short in EURUSD after a false break in resistance zone. I love that kind of market scam. Short TP, I just want to capture the setback. SL just above the area where they cheated. We will see if it comes out as I imagine it.

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New strategy for testing: trading with news. I�ll just focus on operating post-news reaction, not the exact moment of impact. Many say it�s crazy, but if it�s managed head-on, it can be an advantage. I�ll test with NFP and type decisions.

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I crossed an old thread from the forum where someone said that the technical analysis was useless. I couldn�t help but laugh. While it�s not infallible, saying it doesn�t work because it doesn�t give perfect signals is like saying that GPS doesn�t work because sometimes it makes you take an extra spin. Learn how to use it, and you�ll see the difference.

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Operation No. 8 I went in long in gold (XAUUSD

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I was rereading my old notes and realized how many times I repeated the same mistakes. How difficult it is to break with the automatic. I write this as a reminder: each error is useless if it does not become concrete action to correct. Knowing what is wrong is not enough.

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Operation No 9 I entered in short in USDJPY after seeing clear divergence in H1 and reversal pattern. Short TP, I only look for the rebound. Adjusted SL to leave no room if I am wrong. First time I try this type of input with divergence.

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Trade closed with profit. It was fast and clean. So it should always feel, but of course... that doesn�t happen often. I�ll write down the whole context of this operation, because it can be useful to replicate this type of setup. Those details make the difference.

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Today I saw a couple of �perfect� tickets that I didn�t take for fear of losing. The price went right where I had foreseen it. That fear cost me more than any loss. I realize that I must rely more on my analysis.

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Operation No. 10 I went into length on NZDUSD with continuation structure on H4. It looks good, although I do not rule out that it is a false breakup. SL wider than normal, but TP also is. This is a more swing than intra operation.

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I�m reading �Trading in the Zone� for the third time. I always take out new things. The part of mental consistency is brutal. If you haven�t read it yet, do yourself that favor. It�s not a magic recipe, but it changes the way you relate to the market.

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I started to see my statistics of the month and noticed that the days I operated the least were the most profitable. Tremendous lesson. Sometimes �doing more� is just noise. Choosing only the best, that�s what I have to polish the most.

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Operation No 11 I entered short into GBPCHF. It gave me perfect signal in M30 with intermediate H4. TP back. The goal is to keep your head cold and not fall into the temptation to modify the plan in the middle of the road.

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This week I want to focus on operating only Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Monday I find it hard to start and Friday I am in a hurry. We�ll see if this little rule improves my performance. It�s about finding what works for one, not following everything they say.

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I closed the week in positive, though with few operations. That shows me that I don�t need to be operating all the time to win. Less is more. I repeated that as a mantra all week and it worked.

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Today I didn�t operate, but I was fine-tuning my alerts in TradingView. I�m going to try to stop using both the phone and get back to basics: clean graphics and discipline. Much of this business is eliminating noise, not looking for more indicators.

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Operation No. 12 I entered long in USDCAD after confirmed breaking of bassist channel. Perfect pullback to the roof of the broken channel. SL below the structure, TP in next weekly resistance. See if this time I achieve a clean book trade.

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A reflection to close the day: it is not a question of knowing everything, but of applying well what little one really understands. Simplicity is profitable, but only when one stops looking for magic where there is no magic.

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I'm seriously considering stopping operating exotic pairs. I'm seduced with big moves, but they're too erratic. I'm going to focus on majors. Less surprises, more liquidity, and decent spreads.

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I made this entry with fear and it went well, but that doesn�t mean it was good. It was lucky disguised as right. To note that helps me not to trust myself. A profit with bad base is more dangerous than a loss.