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SMC trader Gold, BTC, Forex. I share analysis, setups and real trade results. Been in the markets a few years, still learning, still winning more than losing 😅 feel free to ask me anything
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Yes its true that most pple earn a living from their mentees fees and that's because they don't actually make their living in the market. The fx space has divisions, a lot of the so called big traders do forex business not trading. Making money with trading ain't easy, most times as a swing trader I do have to open positions for days before profit 📈 its a hard earned money.
That said two thing is sure in the market and time do tell:
Pay the market to learn.
Pay to learn from someone who is already multiple times ahead of where u want to be. Its a basic thing "if you want to go fast, go alone but if far go with others"
Valid setup bro, but don't just enter blindly as price may even retest upto the previous high. I would wait to see rejections at this levels first before anything
Yes I agree to you bro. Not every moment in USD pairs is primarily dollar related but the USD domainates more in every pairs even Cryptos & Btc.
If the USD is strong expect Bitcoin to fall and other pairs but it wasn't like this before 2020's I mean the crypto market is not always dollar dominated until after 2020's that we started seeing smart money's moved into crypto.
Oh okay. There are a lot of resources that can help you on all you need to get started
On the other hand a coach or mentor helps to shorten the curve.
When I just started trading i use to pray that forces controlling the market should obey me that the market should go in my direction 😤 and those times when in a losing position I use to pray too 🙏 that was my beginners journey 😆
When u say "bad" it can be diff meaning. The market will either be going up (uptrend), going down (downtrend), or sideways (ranging).
Traders make money either ways bro. So what do u mean by "market been bad"?
Gold hits multi month low, Ecb & Fed July 21-25 just dropped, 3 week recap + what to watch this week, subscribe for ECB and Fed updates 🔔
Gold hits multi month low, Ecb & Fed July 21-25 just dropped, 3 week recap + what to watch this week, subscribe for ECB and Fed updates 🔔
Few years ago when I just started trading I use to trade at any hour of the time until I started paying for fees, even though I still do now because of my trading style (swing)
I don't clearly understand what you mean by the best time to enter a trade. But if you're asking best times to trade then its the European and New York session. And if you're asking best time to execute trades then the answer would be when price has obeyed your trading setups and confluences. What do you look for in a trade before you execute the buy or sell button?
Gold hits multi month low, Ecb & Fed July 21-25 just dropped, 3 week recap + what to watch this week, subscribe for ECB and Fed updates 🔔
Gold hits multi month low, Ecb & Fed July 21-25 just dropped, 3 week recap + what to watch subscribe for ECB and Fed updates 🔔
weekly recap and next week outlook just dropped 📊
gold, BTC and EURUSD recap plus next week's key levels
big focus on NFP week, June 5th affects all three markets
gold — 4580 resistance vs 4466 support
bitcoin — 77500-78000 critical resistance zone
EURUSD — 1.1590 support, 1.1660 resistance
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what's your bias going into NFP week? drop below 👇
fundamentals as a filter is underrated. not even for predicting direction, just for knowing when NOT to trade. high impact news on gold last week made some setups look clean technically but the move was chaotic. avoiding that saves a lot of pain
giving trades space and taking TP on time sound like opposites but they're actually the same problem, no plan before entry. if you know your TP and your invalidation zone before you enter, the decision is already made. you're just managing not guessing
on your question, 0.05 lot on a 5k account is actually conservative which is good. depends on your stop loss distance though. if you're putting a 200 pip stop on gold that's still $100 at risk which is 2% manageable. if your stop is tighter you're risking less. lot size alone doesn't tell the full picture, stop placement does
week had its moments 📊 gold was the cleanest one for me, structure was clear and it delivered
but real talk, what Kemi said hits different. trading with money u can't afford to lose doesn't just hurt ur account, it rewires how u make decisions. fear starts running d trade instead of your analysis. you close early, you move stops, you revenge trade. the money pressure is usually the invisible problem nobody talks about