Right now, price is sitting on a major level.
📌 If a valid buy signal shows up, I’ll enter a long position.
But that’s not all…
🔁 If price reaches the next resistance level, I’ll:
Hold my long position
Open a short position there
This way: ✅ If price reverses → my long trade is closed by trailing stop
✅ And my short trade runs into profit
→ I profit both from below and above
⚠️ If my short trade’s SL hits, no worries —
My long is still open and growing in profit.
📈 But if the resistance breaks and we get a pullback,
➡️ I’ll activate pyramiding and build more position with zero added risk.
📌 If a valid buy signal shows up, I’ll enter a long position.
But that’s not all…
🔁 If price reaches the next resistance level, I’ll:
Hold my long position
Open a short position there
This way: ✅ If price reverses → my long trade is closed by trailing stop
✅ And my short trade runs into profit
→ I profit both from below and above
⚠️ If my short trade’s SL hits, no worries —
My long is still open and growing in profit.
📈 But if the resistance breaks and we get a pullback,
➡️ I’ll activate pyramiding and build more position with zero added risk.
Trade closed: stop reached
Price reached our level and gave a buy signal, we entered, but market had other plans.Instead of continuing upward, price broke through the level.
Now I’m calmly waiting for a pullback to take a short position.
This is trading – stop loss is part of the process, not a failure.
It’s a tool for risk control, not a judgment on your skills.
The key is consistency.
I don’t chase every setup. I trust my system – even if I lose 10 trades in a row.
That’s the difference between a trader and a gambler.
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