What happens 80% of the time when you analyze the M1 timeframe
Greater chance of false signals: Due to the increased noise, there is a greater chance of false signals or fake BOS, which can lead to losses for traders.
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This is how I trade👇
Simple with no complexity
Structure, Liquidity and Entry 🤷♂️
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To start with, most times when price sweeps LIQUIDITY, it tends to rally up or down immediately, so it taps into the GAP (IPA/FVG) instead of the order block.
Now what is IPA/FVG?
A short 🧵
Pay close attention to learn from this 🗣️
Ever wondered why your CHOCH, QM, or whatever you call it doesn't hold at times?
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(IN A BEARISH TREND)
Once price does this, it creates a range with both strong lows and highs at the same time .the aim is to move to take out internal liquidity👇
so if we can't catch the buy before it gets to the premium supply provided it aligns with HTF oderflow then the buy is no more valid and it turns to external liquidity to be grabbed in the sell continuation
This is how the buy would have been valid since it hasn't moved into premium before retracing.
How do you get rid of the FEAR of trading loss/losses?
First, you need to understand that (result is random ) that is: no trade is guaranteed and the outcome of every executed trade is random.
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Secondly, whatever system it is you trade, you should know that every highs and lows are liquidity, so that shouldn't cloud your judgment of executions,
Execute your trades, if it fits your plan, you'll only learn and build experience from the losses.
Thirdly, as long as you're not over risking/gambling your funds.
In other words, risking what you can afford to lose, and also following your risk plan.