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What it takes to become profitable
Someone told me One pair One market session (or Kill zone) One strategy or concept Is what I need to become a consistent profitable trader, what y’all thought about that ?
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New comment Aug 7
🚨Please help: Timing to place a trade issue
When @Tadarrius Adams say trade in session that means trade from 8am to 5pm EST (if I trade New York session) or just 8am to 12pm EST ?
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New comment Jul 13
0 likes • Jul 13
@Christian Meindl ok thank you so much 😊
Classroom section empty ?
Am I the only one who can’t see anything on the Classroom section ? @Trade by Sci
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New comment Jul 4
@Jonathan Dunmeyer thank you I wish you the same, the only way to make @Tadarrius Adams proud of us is to become profitable and successful in trading. Let’s make it happen
0 likes • Jul 4
@Jonathan Dunmeyer let’s fucking Go 🔥🔥🔥
Swing Highs and Swing Lows in ICC
1. Indication (I): - Swing High: When the price breaks above a resistance level, this movement creates a new swing high. This swing high marks the peak of the initial breakout where liquidity from breakout traders is captured. - Swing Low: Conversely, when the price breaks below a support level, it creates a new swing low. This swing low marks the trough of the initial breakout where liquidity from breakout traders is captured. 2. Correction (C): - After the price forms a swing high, it often corrects by moving downwards, grabbing liquidity from the opposite direction (below the initial breakout level). This downward movement could form a new swing low, which is lower than the initial swing high. - Similarly, after the price forms a swing low, it may correct by moving upwards, grabbing liquidity from the opposite direction (above the initial breakout level). This upward movement could form a new swing high, which is higher than the initial swing low. 3. Continuation (C): - After the correction phase, the price resumes its movement in the direction of the initial breakout. For example, if the initial indication created a swing high, after correction (price grabbing liquidity downwards), the continuation phase would see the price moving upwards again. This movement can surpass the initial swing high, creating a new higher swing high. - Similarly, if the initial indication created a swing low, after correction (price grabbing liquidity upwards), the continuation phase would see the price moving downwards again. This movement can surpass the initial swing low, creating a new lower swing low. ### Example: Let's break down an example scenario using the ICC strategy: 1. Indication Phase: - Price breaks above a resistance level at $100, creating a swing high at $105. 2. Correction Phase: - Price then corrects and moves down to $95, forming a swing low as it grabs liquidity from below the initial breakout level. 3. Continuation Phase: - After capturing liquidity, the price moves back up past the $100 resistance level and continues to rise. This move can create a new swing high, say at $110.
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New comment Jun 29
1 like • Jun 26
This way of see the market movement makes me understand the market structure
scalping US30
duration of the trade 7min, Glory be to GOD
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