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Tradewriter

@Tradewrite

Aug 1

If someone claims to have a 75%+ win rate,

Chances are it’s either bs or they’re risking $100 to make $20

But there’s a legit way to push your win rate past 75%+ and still keep a high R/R

Here’s how to become ridiculously profitable - the real way:
🧵

I logged hundreds of trades before admitting that my win rate was consistently bad.

Some hit, most didn’t, and I had no idea why.

I blamed the market, the timing, price action, etc.

I kept tweaking entries & forcing “meh” trades

But my win rate got worse…

Then I discovered something called directional confluence

When every timeframe says the same thing, your odds go vertical.

This is how it works:

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Tradewriter

@Tradewrite

Jul 29

The fastest way to blow an account is fading a trend that isn’t done.

I used to beg for reversals… and get steamrolled

Then I realized the REAL money is in traps & continuation

Here’s how to trade the right side of every move and watch your account go vertical:
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Back then, I’d see a massive run and assume it was “overextended”

I’d short the top… and watch price rip higher

Or I’d long a “breakout” and get dumped on

But I was just reacting emotionally & trying to be right.

Here’s what I do now:

If the market is trending, trade that way until it says otherwise.

And if it *is* reversing, the signal must be undeniable.

That’s where LCE comes in:

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Tradewriter

@Tradewrite

Jul 26

A good trader asks: "is this bullish or bearish"

A great trader asks: "which direction is already off the table"

Once I mastered ruling out the wrong move, trading became laughably easy

Here's how to trade ES so profitably, you'll run out of ways to spend it:
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If you’ve been trading for any period of time,

You know that trying to predict the market is impossible

Traders who try to predict the market’s next move usually end deep red

It’s not about prediction.
It’s about elimination.

Any chart holds hundreds of possibilities.

The odds of getting these moves right consistently is near zero (hence the 95% trader fail rate)

That’s why great traders don’t predict...

They reduce.

Cut it down to 2 possible moves, then eliminate 1.

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Tradewriter

@Tradewrite

Jul 25

You're not losing money because you're wrong.

You're losing money because you're rushing trades.

The market pays the patient, and punishes everyone else (you)

Here's how to use confirmation to always enter at the perfect time:
🧵

I wasn’t a bad trader, but I had bad timing.

I’d mark a level, predict a move,

And enter before the market was ready

Then I’d go red, get frustrated & flush my PnL down the drain

Then I realized, trading isn’t about being right

It’s about being right at the right time.

Catch the "meat of the move" without obsessing over tops/bottoms

The part that actually grows your account

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Tradewriter

@Tradewrite

Jul 24

This setup has paid me $1-3k more times than I can count.

No noise, no second-guessing

Just a clean chart & 10 minutes of screen time

Here’s exactly how it works:
🧵

I used to spend HOURS looking for setups

I’d love to say I was being “disciplined” but I just had no idea what I was doing

By the time the setup came, I either fumbled it or ruined it with overtrading

Eventually I realized something brutally simple:

If I wanted to make money long-term, I actually needed to make it EASIER and “grind” less

A predictable & clean process.

That’s when I built the LCE (level, confirmation, execution) model.

Let’s break down a real trade:

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Tradewriter

@Tradewrite

Jul 21

I used to panic at 1R.

Should I hold? Should I take profit?

I’d always go with my “gut feeling” - and usually regret it.

Now I have a simple rule that tells me exactly what to do.

Here’s how I decide when to partial vs hold full size:
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Early in my trading, I either:

Took profit too early and missed the full run
OR
Held the whole way through… and gave it all back

The problem wasn’t the trade.
It was the uncertainty after entry.

I thought profit-taking was all mindset

“Trust the process.”
“Let winners run.”

But the truth is, you need structure after the entry just as much as before

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