Follow Economic Calendars – Be aware of scheduled news releases before trading.
Trade With a Plan – Every trade should have a planned entry, stop-loss, and target before execution.
Respect Key Levels – Major support and resistance often influence price behavior.
Watch Round Numbers – Prices ending in .000 or .500 often attract market attention.
Build Confidence Gradually – Increase position size only after consistent success.
Identify Market Phases – Markets trend, range, and consolidate. Adjust your strategy accordingly.
Stick to One Trading Style – Don't switch between scalping and swing trading without a clear plan
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Session Overlap Strategy – Trade when London and New York sessions overlap. This period usually has the highest liquidity.
Weekend Gap Strategy – Watch for price gaps after the weekend. Some gaps are partially or fully filled.
Friday Close Strategy – Be cautious before the market closes on Friday. Weekend news can create gaps.
Friday Close Strategy – Be cautious before the market closes on Friday. Weekend news can create gaps
Monday Range Strategy – Monday often establishes the week's initial range. Later breakouts can be significant.
Weekly Candle Bias – Analyze the previous week's candle to estimate the current week's direction.
Monthly Bias Strategy – Use the monthly chart to identify the long-term trend before trading lower timeframes.
Opening Candle Strategy – The first candle of a major session often gives clues about market direction.
Trend Strength Analysis – Measure whether a trend is strong or weak before entering.
Deep Pullback Strategy – Wait for price to retrace to a major support or resistance before entering
