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Trading Confidence: Simple Strategy, Big Wins! #shorts

B L A C K W A T C H

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[0:00]It's easy to be confident and it's easy I think the biggest thing for me is this is very easy to say why something went wrong.
[0:00]And if you lose on a trade that completely makes sense again, it makes a lot of sense.It's easy to review these kind of things, which is important.
[0:00]But you know, you got all these people trading I don't know fair value gap something or others and you just have what seems to be random.
[0:00]But I haven't I don't get the impression it's because I understand the particular liquidity concept for that trade idea.
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[0:00]lot of people they one they they're over complicated. But it's all about confidence, belief systems and con like what works for them. This is simple. It's easy to be confident and it's easy I think the biggest thing for me is this is very easy to say why something went wrong. Like how you've got losing trades, you can very quickly spot what the issue is. That even wasn't part of the plan or look how poor the five minute looks. Um and then when you do win, it completely makes sense. Like you know exactly why the trade won. And if you lose on a trade that completely makes sense again, it makes a lot of sense.It's easy to review these kind of things, which is important. But you know, you got all these people trading I don't know fair value gap something or others and you just have what seems to be random. This is why I came from came away from liquidity. It's like, yes, trades are working. But I haven't I don't get the impression it's because I understand the particular liquidity concept for that trade idea. I don't think it has anything to do with that. I think liquidity is random, but what comes after is important. And that's where this model kind of stems from is it's just forget the liquidity part because we're trying to like look at something before it even happens. We're too much anticipation rather than just reacting to what the market's giving us. And then from there is all about, well, how can we get the most out of it? Like I don't want to have a huge stop loss, I don't want to do one to ones. I don't want to you know, three hours for a one to one to fail.

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