Learn the patterns and practice finding patterns on the charts
You have to wait gor the breakout and retest then you enter on a reversal candle pattern ( bullish engulf )
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You have to wait gor the breakout and retest then you enter on a reversal candle pattern ( bullish engulf )
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🚨If you're a beginner, Stick to
1. Basic price structure
2. Basic chart patterns.
3. Basic Candlestick reading.
4. Lines (S/R, trendlines)
5. EMA Supports.
6. Basic Volume study
7. Divergences (No need to memorise)
8. Cut losses.
Practice the above. A lot.
This is enough.
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1. Basic price structure
2. Basic chart patterns.
3. Basic Candlestick reading.
4. Lines (S/R, trendlines)
5. EMA Supports.
6. Basic Volume study
7. Divergences (No need to memorise)
8. Cut losses.
Practice the above. A lot.
This is enough.
@Learn2Trade
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We all come to the market from different backgrounds
Carrying the psychological influence of our upbringing and past experiences
However, professional traders learn that applying the same mindset we use in daily life to trading often leads to significant losses
How?
•
Your mindset plays a massive role in your trading
The way you deal with gain, risk, fear, and greed determines your long-term success or failure.
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of trading, but if you don’t master your emotions, the market will master you.
•
Emotional traders, who feel happy when they win and crushed when they lose.
Struggle to grow their trading account (equity) because they let their emotions drive their actions.
To succeed, you must keep your emotions in check and rely on your intellect.
•
If you allow the market to dictate how you feel after a win or a loss
You will consistently lose money.
To truly win in the market, you need to step back and keep your emotions in check.
Trading should be an intellectual process because the market doesn't care about your emotion.
•
The traders who succeed know themselves
They act calmly and responsibly, not based on the heat of the moment.
Trading isn't about feeling, it’s about rational thinking.
Master your emotions, master the market.
@Learn2Trade
Carrying the psychological influence of our upbringing and past experiences
However, professional traders learn that applying the same mindset we use in daily life to trading often leads to significant losses
How?
•
Your mindset plays a massive role in your trading
The way you deal with gain, risk, fear, and greed determines your long-term success or failure.
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of trading, but if you don’t master your emotions, the market will master you.
•
Emotional traders, who feel happy when they win and crushed when they lose.
Struggle to grow their trading account (equity) because they let their emotions drive their actions.
To succeed, you must keep your emotions in check and rely on your intellect.
•
If you allow the market to dictate how you feel after a win or a loss
You will consistently lose money.
To truly win in the market, you need to step back and keep your emotions in check.
Trading should be an intellectual process because the market doesn't care about your emotion.
•
The traders who succeed know themselves
They act calmly and responsibly, not based on the heat of the moment.
Trading isn't about feeling, it’s about rational thinking.
Master your emotions, master the market.
@Learn2Trade