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📆 Signal Published ::::::: 13/1/2026

✅ Symbol ::::::: AUDUSD

📈BUY AREA ➡️ 0.6673

💠 Take Profit 1 : 0.6715
💠 Take Profit 2 : 0.6755
💠 Take Profit 3 : 0.6830
💠 Take Profit 4 : 0.6910

✖️Stop Loss ➡️ 0.6613 (60 PIPS)

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Answers to real trading questions

❓ 1. Does it make sense to use one setup on different instruments?

Yes. If the setup is based on market logic (structure, liquidity, momentum), it can be applied to different instruments.
However, execution always differs: volatility, range, and movement characteristics require adaptation of levels, stops, takes, and holding times.

Conclusion: there can be one setup, but execution must be adjusted to the instrument. At the same time, it is important to consider the aggregate risk for a single trading idea: if the same setup is implemented simultaneously on correlated instruments, this is one risk, not separate trades. In such cases, the volume and risk should be distributed between positions, not added together.

❓ 2. Why do periods with negative results occur even with a working strategy?

Because the market is not obliged to pay you every day.
Any working strategy works over the long term, not in a short period of time.

The market is constantly changing phases: trends, flats, transitional states, news, low liquidity. Even a strategy with positive expectations will have a series of stops; days without normal movements; periods when the market goes beyond the usual market structure. This is normal and inevitable. A working strategy differs from a “bad” one not by the absence of minuses, but by the ability to survive them without critical damage to the deposit.

❓ 3. Why are the same levels traded differently on different days?

Because a level is a zone of interest. Every day, the market approaches a level in a different state. Today: there is momentum, there is liquidity, there is interest from major players. Tomorrow: the market is squeezed, volume is weak, movement is driven by inertia.

The level is the same, but the context is different. That is why it is important to look at how the price approaches the level, and not just the fact that it has been reached.

❓ 4. Why do different traders get different results from the same signals?

Because the signal is only part of the trade.
The result is shaped by the details of execution, such as: lot size, risk per trade, market or limit order entry, stop compliance, profit taking, and emotional reaction.

Two people can enter the same trade and come out with different results. One will follow the plan, while the other will move the stop or close the trade early. That is why discipline is considered one of the key factors for stable results in trading.