One thing I regret today is that I didn't listen to myself to hold the trade to where exactly i knew is going to go-which would give me 1:7 RRR-but I was rather following my fear "what if is going to pullback on me" but hey at the end of the day i folowed my trading plan 3% a day max so I'm grateful 🙂🥰

Exactly how i predicted but i got stoped out at a breakeven-because i wanted to secure my money after i saw that strong pullback back to my entry-bcs i was expecting for price not to pullback so deep on me-but yeah sometimes price does something off but all what matters right now in my perspective is the prediction

Currently up 280 pips

Alright, so, what I really want to get across today to all of you traders in the community is this idea that—look, every single day, I see so many traders just chasing patterns. They open their charts, and they try to force a pattern to fit, even when it’s not really there. And the truth is, that’s not going to work all the time. What we really need to focus on—what you need to focus on—is understanding the price action itself. So, once you get how the price moves, that’s when you can actually figure out which strategy fits the current market. And this is so important, because these patterns—like, yeah, fair value gaps, breakout zones—they do work, but they don’t work every single day. And I think a lot of people are forcing themselves to see patterns because they don’t fully get the price action behind it. Now, don’t get me wrong—I’m not saying these patterns are useless. They work, but only if you’re trading them in a solid, structured way. You have to trade what you see, not just what you think you know. And when you do that—when you adapt to the market—you start to understand how price moves, and you stop forcing the market into a pattern that just isn’t there. And this is really where a lot of people lose money. I know, because I went through it. I used to trade breakouts all the time, every day, and I was just trying to make money from it. But I wasn’t paying attention to the price action, and so I was failing. And it was only when I realized my breakout strategy really worked best in a strong trend that I started to get it. So, when we’re in a sideways market, that strategy just doesn’t work as well. That’s when I switch to something like support and resistance or supply and demand. So, I had to understand price action first—really get it—before I knew when to apply my strategy. And that’s why so many traders out there struggle—because they fall for these ‘gurus’ who sell them these overnight success dreams. But, you know, those millions they claim to make—it’s not from trading. It’s from you, the people, paying them to listen to lies. And that’s the real problem in this whole industry—these naive traders, they don’t realize that these simple strategies they’re being sold aren’t really profitable. And that’s how these gurus make their millions—by taking your money, by selling you these empty promises.”

Took 2 losses today — both sell positions got faked out. But instead of forcing it, I stayed patient and watched the price action closely. Once the market clearly shifted direction and broke the previous lower high , I knew we were likely setting up for a strong bullish move. Took the execution with confidence and ended the day +8K. It did come with some risk, not gonna lie — but in this case, it paid off. The key is adapting, not staying stuck on one bias.