Thread by @I_Am_The_ICT

One of the most frustrating things I see as a Mentor and mentoring others in Price Action... contrarians.

I am the poster boy for going against the grain... I have done it all my life. So I understand it, I really do...

I seen my Uncle fade me and my analysis and fail.

I seen students who paid me to learn how I see these markets, fade me and my analysis and fail.

My oldest Son is a contrarian... and failed in crypto.

My other Son has shown himself to be the same.

I have to let pain teach.

"Let me try it on my own... I have to try."

Once.
Twice.
Thrice...

Needless and creates doubts... fear and performance anxiety.

I wish I was more effective in conveying the fact that you do not need to do the dumb stuff to learn it is dumb.

If I take the time to outline a market and point to specific levels above the market, what sense does it make to Short?

What is going through the mind of the contrarian at that moment?

How frustrating for them to see my levels reached and being contrarian was a failure?

Troll or hater, want to say they faded me successfully... I get that, that goes without saying and it is hard to find those, how unfortunate for them.

However, for my students and children... I struggle to understand how this makes sense.

Perhaps it is "Simba Syndrome".

"Simba Syndrome" is kind of like Lion King... where young Simba wants to show everyone he is the next King of the pride... the heir to the throne.

Instead of listening to sound logic & experience he ventures into trouble by doing the opposite.

Listen to Mufasa & learn please...

If you fade my experience you don't want the results the market presents you...