We’re watching two key resistance zones for a potential short.
If the first level holds and gives a signal, we’ll short from there.
If that level breaks, we may switch to a short-term buy up to the next level.
Once price reaches the second resistance, we’ll be ready for another sell opportunity.
No predictions — just following the flow.
If the first level holds and gives a signal, we’ll short from there.
If that level breaks, we may switch to a short-term buy up to the next level.
Once price reaches the second resistance, we’ll be ready for another sell opportunity.
No predictions — just following the flow.
Trade active
📉 On USDCHF, after hitting our key level, price dropped sharply — just as expected.Let me say it again:
I don’t have access to any insider news or economic data before it’s released.
✅ All I use is a simple, effective technical approach:
Go with the market — don’t fight it.
If you resist the market,
you’ll lose time — and eventually your capital.
But if you flow with it,
🎯 the same market that crushes others, can become a source of profit for you.
Trade closed: target reached
Usdchf | We opened this trade 6 days ago, and right now we’re at Reward 7. Since I use partial exits, I’ve already locked in 4% profit.If we remove the weekend, that's 4 trading days — 1% per day without stress, noise, or overtrading.
That’s the power of swing trading:
No burnout, no screen addiction, no emotional drain.
Sometimes I even forget I have a trade open!
Trading should give you freedom, not take it away.
We became traders to enjoy life, not to be prisoners of the chart.
Don’t get fooled by social media hype — stay focused, stay smart.
💬 What’s your style? Swing or scalp?
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