Not a bad day, barely touched NJ before

A trader spends years creating an edge, they’re finally profitable after failing for so long, After trading the edge consistently with positive results, they then decide to gatekeep that edge behind a course/pay-wall. Is the trader in the wrong?

When I first start trading, I was taught that certain markets behave in certain ways and as such, they should be tested and traded individually in different ways. And although this absolutely is rooted truth, my perspective has been changed in recent times. Markets absolutely

Indicators get a bad rep. I’ve built indicators that semi automate my strategy. They do exactly what I’d do when analysing, cutting my work load down significantly whilst eliminating human error. Within seconds of looking at a chart I know what direction I’m trading in, how

MT5 is superior to every trading platform, change my mind.

Anyone trading the 1m chart should be ashamed of themselves, And if you’re trading the seconds charts you may as well get that burger flipping practice in early.

This new 2% daily profit limit rule being introduced by firms is terrible. Good luck escaping drawdown if you are trading 1:2+R. They could just as easily introduce a max risk rule, but that wouldn’t give them money from losing traders😉.

The faster a zone gets tagged, the higher likelihood of success. Time = change. Why? Orders get removed over time, this is a certainty. Not just because of the changing minds of the original players, but also due to those players simply becoming inactive after their trading

EU got drilled today, called live. Skorge > Everything

The trading grind is one of the hardest grinds a modern human can do. Normal grinding whether it be physical labour, or office work tends to bring in immediate cash flow. You might not have any future prospects but at least you’re getting rewarded for your effort. The trading

Got asked yesterday if I have any easier strategies I can teach. 1. My strategy is not difficult after it’s learnt, neither is anyone’s. No one would trade forever if it remained difficult. 2. Any strategy thats too basic will fail in a complex market, simple. 3. There is no

EU setup from a few days back, would you have taken this?

Any progress is progress no matter how small. There is a study showing that if you spend just 16 minutes a day for a year, you will be better 95% of anyone in that skill. I find that even spending 15m on something you don’t want to do, your brain gets into the zone and you end

Building an algo to beat the algo. Over 2000 lines of code, locates zones formed after multiple criteria met. Localised liquidity sweeps, significant liquidity sweeps. Within certain trading times and above average volume.

Celebrating any winning trade is celebrating mediocrity. Businesses don’t celebrate individual sales. You are just projecting that it doesn’t happen often. The 𝗢𝗡𝗟𝗬 cause for celebration is at the end of the year if you have consistently profited from your strategy.

Long taken on the Yen last night. GBPJPY May 24th. Got taken out early on a long from earlier in the day, decided to jump back in after the market swept significant liquidity before producing a Skorge zone. Don’t usually take trades so late in the day, but I do make exceptions

Footprint on Tradingview is some matrix level sh*t. Refinement has never been better.

Gold long from Yesterday

Every trader is in their own lane. Some may have faster or slower lanes to profits, But your strategy will always get you to your destination in the end if you stick to it.