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I guess I'll give this a chance. I'll have the results in real time at: https://www.myfxbook.com I'll publish all my operations. They all risk 2%, with a risk-benefit ratio 1:2 and sometimes 1:1 if I see it convenient. I look between 10 and 20 pips per trade. I operate in clean and with my secret sauce. I sell at USDCHF (about an hour ago
Buy at USDJPY (about an hour ago)
Buy at USDCAD (about an hour ago)
Purchase at AUDUSD (about an hour ago)
Buy at CADJPY (about an hour ago)
Buy at USDCAD. 1:2 Hard work and patience.
USDJPY: Purchase. 1:2 Hard work and patience.
AUDUSD: Sale. Hard work and patience.
USDCHF: Sale. 1:2 Hard work and patience.
I guess I'll give this a chance. I'll have the results in real time at: https://www.myfxbook.com I'll publish all my operations. They all risk 2%, with a risk-benefit ratio 1:2 and sometimes 1:1 if I see it convenient. I look between 10 and 20 pips per trade. I operate in clean and with my secret sauce. I sell at USDCHF (about an hour ago
Buy at USDJPY (about an hour ago)
Buy at USDCAD (about an hour ago)
Purchase at AUDUSD (about an hour ago)
Buy at CADJPY (about an hour ago)
Buy at USDCAD. 1:2 Hard work and patience.
USDJPY: Purchase. 1:2 Hard work and patience.
AUDUSD: Sale. Hard work and patience.
USDCHF: Sale. 1:2 Hard work and patience.
Today it was time to operate the EURJPY crossing. Clean input, clear pattern, and output with +18 pips. Sometimes you don�t have to complicate yourself, just follow the flow. The key remains to keep the mind cool. Sometimes the best analysis is simply to observe and act only when there is certainty, not anxiety.
USDCAD behaved as expected. Long entrance just after consolidation break and target completion. I know that many avoid operating in ranges, but if you know how to read them, they are gold mines. The trick is not to rush.
What a ridiculous way to break structure! USDJPY pulled me through the SL for 1 pip and then exploded upwards. There is no worse enemy than impatience. But well, that�s the game. To breathe and prepare the next one.
Today I avoided operating at the London opening. Too much noise and little direction. I focused on NY and got two good trades in GBPUSD and AUDJPY. Sometimes operating less is more. Patience, discipline and clean execution.
Today was a kind of patience. EURUSD stagnated for more than an hour, but respected my entry and gave me a clean 1:2. Scalping is not always speed, sometimes it is surgical precision.
Did anyone else notice the absurdity of spreading in GBPJPY today? I don�t understand how some still defend certain brokers. It�s no use having a good strategy if your execution is sabotaged by the platform. Change now!
Today I screwed up. I went ahead of confirmation at AUDUSD and ended up eating the setback. -2%. To all of us, but the important thing is not to repeat the same mistake tomorrow. Learn, aim, and improve.
USDCAD and his fake breakup... it looked like a textbook but ended up being a pure trap. I ate a SL, but then I re-entered and recovered with profit. Sometimes the first entry is just a test. You don�t have to marry the immediate result.
Flat but stable day. Two operations in BE, no loss or gain. I stay with the reading: the market does not always give clear opportunities. It is necessary to know when not to operate as well.
Who said that 20 pips are worth nothing? Today I was enough to close +4% with two operations controlled and executed to the millimeter. This is not a matter of quantity, but of quality. Whoever understands that, is already closer to success.
Again the impulses played against me. I went in for impulse at GBPUSD without waiting for confirmation, and guess what... -2% direct. Morale: Never, never get carried away by �what seems� if your plan says otherwise.
Master operation in EURJPY. Double light roof, perfect entry and unsweated target. I love it when everything flows. Yes, it was not luck. It was analysis, experience and follow the system to the letter.
Today was the day to observe more than to operate. I saw three setups that did not comply 100% and decided to stay out of it. Sometimes the best operation is to do nothing. Mentality of professional.
What frustration with CADJPY! Everything indicated entry, but it took me out and then it went straight to the TP. This proves that the market owes nothing to anyone. Either you accept it, or you eat you alive.
GBPUSD gave me the lesson of the day: waiting for the confirmation candle is not whim, it is survival. When I respected it, +2R. When I didn�t respect it days ago, I lost. That�s simple. This is black or white.
Brutal NY Session. Short entry in EURUSD after false break and direct fall. TP at 1:2 without looking back. Every time I confirm that trading in liquidity zones is pure gold.
Today I was a victim of my ego. Double failed entry into AUDUSD for wanting to be right. Result: -4%. Humility and discipline, that's what differentiates a consistent trader from a serial loser.
Week closing with +6%. Not bad for only five well executed operations. No need to overoperate to grow. Risk management and expect the best shots.
Is it me or is the market full of traps this week? It seems that manipulations are on the order of the day. Only those who know how to read beyond the chart survive.
Today I only did one operation: sale at USDCHF. Entry after false breakup and reverse pattern. Target fulfilled and to close the screen. This is how to do stress-free scalping.
The best thing about this system is that it does not need indicators. Pure price action. It teaches you to read the market as a language, not as a technical puzzle.
I made the mistake of entering out of boredom. GBPJPY gave no signal, but I forced the entry. Result: SL and lesson learned. Never operate out of anxiety. That kills accounts.