I remember trading just like this back in my college days. Don't forget your R:R on your trades. Leave a runner contract to let your delta stack. Context is key on the chart. The open has a lot of whipsaws too. Use more limit orders too to save $$$
Keep the tight stops for sure. If the way you're trading is working now that's great, but IMO it would help if you access your risk and stop before placing the trade. You have good management tbh. You don't use any indicators?
Hey I’m not trying to get you to change your style but I notice a lot the pull backs and bounces were at resistance levels that were from the previous days. Charting them and waiting for a true break out might help a little. I love your videos man keep to the grind
Thanks Ian! Yes I usually have those resistances charted on trading view on my top screen, but most of the time I’m just too weak to hold through them.
Leo, you are not waiting for the actual breakout. Most of your trades are being taken before you have any confirmation that a breakout is happening. You cannot anticipate and expect to win at a higher rate. Relax, wait for it to clear the higher candle and then hit apply as it were. lol IMHO
I disagree with these comments honestly. I think your tight stop losses are the reason you are profitable and you should continue trading the way you are because it's working.
Thanks! I appreciate all the constructive criticism but I agree that everybody has a unique style that works best for them. Taking profits and cutting losses quickly is just how I feel comfortable trading but it might not work as well for others.
Bro, stop trading massive spreads and low volume. Like stop. Unless you just like the thrill of potentially losing hundreds in one trade in the blink of an eye.
you need way more practice and be patient.. pretty much 90% of your trades are just emotionally triggered, you try to buy the breakout and got stopped out....dont overtrade..........u r not gonna last that long ...
I remember trading just like this back in my college days. Don't forget your R:R on your trades. Leave a runner contract to let your delta stack. Context is key on the chart. The open has a lot of whipsaws too. Use more limit orders too to save $$$
Keep the tight stops for sure. If the way you're trading is working now that's great, but IMO it would help if you access your risk and stop before placing the trade. You have good management tbh. You don't use any indicators?
Thanks! No indicators, just level 2 and volume, and I try to keep an eye on /ES and /NQ
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Hey I’m not trying to get you to change your style but I notice a lot the pull backs and bounces were at resistance levels that were from the previous days. Charting them and waiting for a true break out might help a little. I love your videos man keep to the grind
Thanks Ian! Yes I usually have those resistances charted on trading view on my top screen, but most of the time I’m just too weak to hold through them.
@@leotrades6960 😂 honestly I hear you. My heart rate shoots through the roof sometimes
Love your progress, you'll make it to 25k soon
Thanks Bart! I hope so!
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Leo, you are not waiting for the actual breakout. Most of your trades are being taken before you have any confirmation that a breakout is happening. You cannot anticipate and expect to win at a higher rate. Relax, wait for it to clear the higher candle and then hit apply as it were. lol IMHO
maybe but that's no fun lol
I disagree with these comments honestly. I think your tight stop losses are the reason you are profitable and you should continue trading the way you are because it's working.
Thanks! I appreciate all the constructive criticism but I agree that everybody has a unique style that works best for them. Taking profits and cutting losses quickly is just how I feel comfortable trading but it might not work as well for others.
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Bro, stop trading massive spreads and low volume. Like stop. Unless you just like the thrill of potentially losing hundreds in one trade in the blink of an eye.
you need way more practice and be patient.. pretty much 90% of your trades are just emotionally triggered, you try to buy the breakout and got stopped out....dont overtrade..........u r not gonna last that long ...
I appreciate the feedback!