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KOG - OILQuick look at Oil. There is a pivot here in the golden zone around the 70.5 level which we can dip into. Above that level, we would be looking for higher oil with the potential target level on the chart. Note, oil is due a huge pull back, so rejection from one of these resistance levels can give us that pull back in order to get better pricing to long. We've added the red boxes from the indicator to help you navigate the move. Please do support us by hitting the like button, leaving a comment, and giving us a follow. We’ve been doing this for a long time now providing traders with in-depth free analysis on Gold, so your likes and comments are very much appreciated. As always, trade safe. KOG
TVC:USOIL
by KnightsofGold
16
THE KOG REPORTTHE KOG REPORT: In last week’s KOG Report we said we would be ideally be looking for the market to open, give us a high into that red box region 3455-60 and then give the reaction we wanted for the short trade. We didn’t quite hit that level falling just shy, but the move did present itself and as you can see all the bearish below red box targets were completed as well as KOG’s bias of the week targets which was bearish below 3465. We then posted the FOMC KOG Report in which we suggested looking for price to continue the move as long as the bias level stood, which it did and we got another move downside, but again, falling just shy of the level we wanted to then attempt that swing long. So, what can we expect in the week ahead? As we suggested on Friday, it would be a good idea for traders to be sitting neutral on the markets with minimum to zero exposure anticipating gaps and glitches across the markets on open. This news was expected so those who played discipline should be cash in account, which is also a position in the markets. We have key levels now 3350-55 support with extension 3340 which will need to break downside for us to go lower, while support there should take us up towards the 3385-90 level initially, which is the level to look for a potential RIP for the scalp short. This will give us the flip, red box activation 3380-75 which if held should allow us to complete the move to break through the 3400 level with red box target 3445 and above that 3451. This is based on there being a completely aggressive move from the open upside. On the flip, break below key level here 3335 and 3320 is the first level to consider which will continue the path we wanted from last week. Ideally, not for this news and potential for this to spike upside, we would have stuck with the plan from last week. Difference now, we need more buyers higher up and a potential test on that high again. Key Levels: Red box defence 3375-80, needs to be broken Red box defence 3350, needs to be broken KOG’s bias of the week: Bullish above 3340 with targets above 3375, 3390, 3395 and above that 3410 Bearish on break of 3340 with targets below 3330, 3320, 3310, 3306 and below that 3298 RED BOX TARGETS: Break above 3375 for 3378, 3390, 3395, 3406, 3410 and 3419 in extension of the move Break below 3365 for 3355, 3350, 3340, 3336, 3330 and 3323 in extension of the move Please do support us by hitting the like button, leaving a comment, and giving us a follow. We’ve been doing this for a long time now providing traders with in-depth free analysis on Gold, so your likes and comments are very much appreciated. As always, trade safe. KOG
FX:XAUUSD
by KnightsofGold
41
Your Trading System Isn't the Problem. Your Discipline Is.📘 Your Trading System Isn't the Problem. Your Discipline Is. Hard truth: Your endless search for a new system is a smokescreen. The best system in the world can't save you from poor discipline. Here's why discipline matters more than your strategy: You quit your system after a few losses, never allowing it to prove its value. You deviate from your rules when emotions run high—wrecking consistency. You're focused on shiny objects instead of sharpening the knife you already have. 🎯 The solution? Commit to discipline. Track your adherence rigorously. Measure your success by consistency, not immediate outcomes. TrendGo’s power isn’t just in clear signals—it's in enabling disciplined action. 🔍 Stop blaming your tools. Own your discipline.
Education
by TrendGo_Official
The Fundamental Truths About a Trending MarketBefore you can trade successfully, you must first understand what defines a market trend. 🔼 What is an Uptrend? An uptrend is characterised by a series of Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL). This signals that buyers are in control and price is climbing steadily. 🔽 What is a Downtrend? A downtrend is identified by a series of Lower Lows (LL) and Lower Highs (LH). This indicates that sellers are dominant and price is consistently falling. 📌 Important Facts About a Trending Market Trends don’t change easily. Once a trend is established, it tends to persist. A trend reversal takes time and effort. It doesn't happen abruptly — the market needs a strong reason to change direction. There are always warning signs. Before a trend changes, there’s usually a pattern or shift in behaviour that acts as a clue. The bigger the trend, the longer it takes to reverse. A well-established trend will require more time and evidence before it breaks. 🎯 Keys to Trading Any Market Successfully Identify the market condition. Is the market trending upwards, downwards, or moving sideways (consolidating)? Study price behaviour at key levels. Understand how price reacts at significant highs and lows. Learn the anatomy of price waves. Recognise wave structure — how price expands and contracts in trends. Align your trades with the market condition. Your entry and exit strategies should fit the current phase of the market. 🔚 Summary Mastering trends is one of the most important skills in trading. When you understand what defines an uptrend or downtrend, recognise when a trend may be ending, and align your strategy with the market condition, you set yourself up for consistent success. Patience, observation, and timing are key — because the market always leaves clues, but only for those who are prepared to see them.
Education
by Charts247TradingAcademy
USDJPY: Will This CRT FVG Hold After the PWL Sweep?Price action on USDJPY reflects a clean execution of Candle Range Theory (CRT). Following a sweep of the Previous Week’s Low (PWL), price reacted from a higher timeframe demand zone, grabbing sell-side liquidity before printing a bullish Break of Structure (BOS). This BOS confirmed a shift in market intent and set the stage for a retracement into a clearly defined Fair Value Gap (FVG). I refined the entry on the 4H chart, waiting for price to return to the FVG zone, with risk placed just below the sweep wick. The target is mapped to the next logical supply above a cluster of equal highs and prior inefficiency. This setup reflects a high-conviction CRT play, built from top-down analysis and confluences rooted in market structure, liquidity, and imbalance logic.
Long
by J4mesWick
Is This the Optimal Entry After a PDL Sweep and FVG Retest?A clean structural development on CHFJPY (1H TF) After sweeping the Previous Day’s Low (PDL), price created a bullish Break of Structure (BOS) to the upside , shifting short-term sentiment. This BOS was followed by a precise retest into a Fair Value Gap (FVG), suggesting possible continuation as liquidity shifts from weak hands to strong. 🧠 Educational Notes : CRT Sweep Logic: Market often sweeps the previous day's high or low before making its true move. In this case, a clean PDL sweep was followed by a strong bullish reaction. Break of Structure (BOS): Confirmed bullish intent after the sweep, validating a shift in order flow. FVG Retest: Institutional pricing inefficiency filled — a classic SMC continuation behavior. Entry Thesis: Based on reaction from FVG + BOS confirmation, with invalidation below the swept low and TP near the previous swing high. This setup is not financial advice, but a clear visual case study for traders applying SMC + CRT logic.
Long
by J4mesWick
When and How to Use Weekly Time Frame in Gold Forex Trading Ignoring weekly time frame chart analysis could cost you big losses in Forex, Gold trading! Discover 3 specific cases when weekly time frame beats daily time frame analysis. Learn the situations when weekly timeframe exposes what daily charts can’t, how to analyze it properly and when to check it. 1. Long-term historic levels When the market trades in a strong bullish or bearish trend and goes beyond recent historic levels, quite often the daily time frame will not be sufficient for the identification of significant supports and resistances. The proven way to identify the next meaningful levels will be to analyze a weekly time frame. Examine a price action on EURAUD forex pair on a daily time frame chart. The market is trading in a strong bullish trend and just updated the high. Checking the historic price action, we don't see any historic resistance on the left. Switching to a weekly time frame chart, we can easily recognize a historic resistance that the price respected 5 years ago. That's a perfect example when weekly t.f revealed a historic price action that a daily didn't. 2. Trend-lines Weekly time frame analysis is important not only for a search of historic levels. It can help you find significant vertical structures - the trend lines. We can easily find several meaningful historic resistances on EURUSD pair on a daily time frame. Though, there are a lot of historic structures there, let's check if there are some hidden structures on a weekly. Weekly time frame reveals 2 important trend lines, one being a vertical support and another being a vertical resistance. With a daily time frame analysis, these trend lines would be missed . 3. More accurate breakout confirmations Some false support and resistance breakouts that you see on a daily could be easily avoided with a weekly time frame analysis. Quite regularly, a daily time frame support or resistance is in fact a weekly structure. And for its breakout, a weekly candle close will provide more accurate confirmation. From a daily time frame perspective, we see a confirmed breakout - a daily candle close above a solid resistance zone. It provides a strong bullish signal on AUDUSD forex pair. However, the violation turned out to be false and dropped. Such a false breakout , could be easily avoided, checking a weekly time frame chart. The underlined resistance is in fact a weekly structure. The price did not manage to close above, and perfectly respected that, starting to fall after its test. Such a deeper analysis would completely change our bias from strong bullish (based solely on a daily) to strongly bearish (based on a daily AND weekly) Remember This Do not ignore and always check a weekly time frame. It shows a unique perspective on the market and reveals a lot of hidden elements that you would not notice. No matter whether you are a scalper, day trader or swing trader, remember that weekly time frame structures are very impactful and accumulate large trading volumes. ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️ I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:XAUUSDEducation
by VasilyTrader
1
Understanding Market StructureIn this video, I break down market structure in a simple and easy-to-digest way, helping you understand how to identify whether the market is in an uptrend or downtrend. Recognizing market direction is a key skill for any trader, it allows you to trade in alignment with price action and make more confident, higher-probability decisions. ✅ If you're new to trading or want to sharpen your edge, this video will give you the insights needed to read market trends more clearly. 📈 Hope you find value in this breakdown! 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to support the channel and stay tuned for more educational content.
TVC:DJIEducation
by GonzooTrading
Positive Psychology in TradingTrading isn’t just about numbers, charts, or quick decisions. It’s an intense emotional experience, a constant mental challenge, and often a major source of stress. That’s why more traders are turning to positive psychology—a modern psychological approach that explores what makes people thrive, even under pressure and uncertainty. What is Positive Psychology? Founded by Martin Seligman, positive psychology focuses on positive emotions, strengths, and the conditions that lead to a fulfilling life. Unlike traditional approaches that look at “what’s wrong,” it asks: What’s going right? and How can we build on it? The PERMA model (Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, Achievement) serves as a powerful framework—even in the world of trading. ________________________________________ How Does It Apply to Trading? 1. Positive Emotions – Calm Before the Click Trading isn’t about euphoria or panic—it’s about equilibrium. Cultivating positive emotions like gratitude or realistic optimism helps you: • Reduce impulsivity • Build emotional resilience • Make clearer decisions under pressure Try this: At the end of each trading day, write down 3 things that went well and why. This trains your brain to see progress, not just mistakes. ________________________________________ 2. Engagement (Flow) – Get in the Zone Flow is that state of complete absorption in what you're doing. In trading, it means: • Deep focus without mental fatigue • Quick yet thoughtful decisions • A fulfilling experience, win or lose How to reach it? Schedule short, focused trading sessions with no distractions and a clear plan. ________________________________________ 3. Positive Relationships – You’re Not Alone Trading can be solitary—and at times, frustrating. A positive community of fellow traders can: • Reduce isolation • Offer constructive feedback • Boost your motivation Pro tip: Join a trading group that values learning and support, not just fast wins. ________________________________________ 4. Meaning – Why Do You Trade? Without a deeper why, trading becomes a stressful gamble. When you have a clear sense of purpose (financial freedom, personal growth, discipline), it’s easier to: • Stay consistent during drawdowns • Stick to your plan • Avoid burnout ________________________________________ 5. Achievement – Celebrate the Process, Not Just the Profits Positive psychology emphasizes progress over perfection. In trading, this might mean: • A full week of disciplined trades = success • Following your strategy = a win • Avoiding overtrading = growth ________________________________________ Final Thoughts Positive psychology isn’t about “happy thoughts” or ignoring risk. It’s about building a resilient, balanced, and healthy mindset—a crucial asset for any long-term trader. If you want to become a high-performing trader, don’t focus only on strategies and charts. Learn to master your emotions, develop your inner strengths, and trade with purpose.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
2
Candlestick Patterns + Trend and Momentum: A Perfect CombinationCandlestick patterns provide valuable insights into price action, showing potential reversals, continuations, or market indecision. However, to significantly improve their effectiveness, combining candlestick analysis with trend and momentum indicators is essential. Here’s how you can use these combinations to trade with more confidence and accuracy. 1. Why Candlestick Patterns Matter Candlestick patterns visually represent traders’ psychology through price movements, including four key prices: Open, Close, High, and Low. Some of the most common and useful patterns include: Doji: Indicates market indecision and potential reversals. Hammer & Hanging Man: Signals possible trend reversals at support or resistance. Engulfing Pattern: Often marks the beginning of a significant reversal. Morning/Evening Star: Combination patterns that strongly suggest a trend reversal. 2. Adding Trend and Momentum Indicators Candlestick patterns alone might lead to false signals or confusion. By pairing them with other technical tools, such as moving averages, RSI (Relative Strength Index), or MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence), you gain crucial context to confirm the reliability of the patterns. Here’s how: Trend Alignment: Using moving averages, such as the 20 or 50-period EMA, helps confirm whether a bullish candlestick pattern appears in an uptrend (strengthening the signal) or countertrend (potentially weaker signal). Momentum Confirmation: Oscillators like the RSI or MACD can confirm the underlying momentum behind a candlestick pattern. For instance, a bullish engulfing pattern becomes more reliable if it coincides with RSI moving upward from oversold territory or MACD showing a bullish crossover. Volume Analysis: Higher volume on the candle that forms the pattern typically confirms increased market interest and strengthens the validity of the signal. 3. Practical Example: Bullish Engulfing + RSI Imagine you spot a bullish engulfing pattern forming at a clear support level after a downtrend: Step 1: Identify the Pattern: Confirm the bullish engulfing visually. Step 2: Check RSI: Ensure RSI is below 30 or rising, signaling oversold conditions and potential bullish momentum. 4. Why This Approach Works Enhanced Accuracy: Combining candlestick signals with trend and momentum indicators increases signal reliability. Improved Risk Management: Clearer signals mean more confident entries and better-defined stop-loss levels. Reduces False Signals: Multiple confirmations reduce the risk of false breakouts or reversals. 5. Final Tips Always look for multiple confirmations (trend, momentum, volume) before making trade decisions based solely on candlestick patterns. Be patient—waiting for full confirmation can help avoid premature trades. Regularly backtest and practice recognizing these combined signals to strengthen your trading strategy.
AMEX:SPYEducation
by TrendGo_Official
How to Regain Your Trading MOJOEvery trader, no matter how experienced, eventually hits a rough patch — a period where trades don’t work out, motivation fades, and confidence slips away. If you feel like you've lost your trading mojo, you're not alone. The key is not to quit but to rebuild it methodically. Here’s how to get your trading energy back on track: 1. Accept That Slumps Are Normal First, realize that losing your mojo is part of the trading journey. Even the best traders experience drawdowns — emotionally and financially. Acknowledging that this phase is temporary immediately removes some of the pressure and guilt. Self-acceptance is your first weapon. 2. Reduce Risk and Slow Down When your confidence is low, lower your position size. Trade smaller. Risk less. You don’t need to stop trading completely — you need to stop damaging yourself further. Think of it as “active recovery,” much like athletes training lightly after an injury. 3. Go Back to Basics Strip your trading plan down to the essentials: - Focus on one setup you trust. - Use clear entry and exit rules. - Avoid complicated strategies or "revenge trading." Simplicity restores clarity, and clarity brings confidence. 4. Reframe Losses Mentally Instead of seeing losses as failures, view them as fees for learning. Ask yourself after each trade: - "Was this trade according to my plan?" - "Did I respect my stop loss?" If yes, you are winning — even if the trade loses money. Consistency in good decision-making rebuilds emotional momentum. 5. Visualize the Trader You Want to Be Take 5 minutes each day to visualize yourself executing perfect trades: - Calmly analyzing. - Patiently waiting. - Executing your plan without emotion. Your brain needs new emotional associations with trading — not fear and anxiety, but calm and focus. 6. Set Tiny Wins Don't chase the big win right away. Set micro-goals like: - "I will follow my stop loss rules today." - "I will not overtrade today." - "I will wait for my setup." Achieving small wins daily rebuilds your trader identity brick by brick. Final Thoughts : Regaining your trading mojo is less about finding a "magic moment" and more about stacking good habits and resetting your mind. You don't need a new system, a new market, or a lucky break. You need to reconnect with the disciplined, focused trader within you. Stay patient, stay structured, and remember — your mojo isn’t lost forever. It’s just waiting for you to catch up. 🚀
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
11
Trading Psychology Trap: The Dark Side of Hedging a Bad Trade⚡ Important Clarification Before We Begin In professional trading, real hedging involves sophisticated strategies using derivatives like options, futures, or other financial instruments. Banks, funds, and major institutions hedge to manage portfolio risk, based on calculated models and complex scenarios. This article is not about that. We are talking about the kind of "hedging" retail traders do — opening an opposite position at the broker to "protect" a losing trade. It may feel smart in the moment, but psychologically, it can be a hidden trap that damages your trading discipline. Let’s dive into why emotional hedging rarely works for independent traders. ________________________________________ In trading, there’s a moment of panic that every trader has faced: "My short position is in the red… maybe I’ll just open a long to balance it out." It feels logical. You’re hedging. Protecting yourself. But in reality, you might be stepping into one of the most deceptive psychological traps in trading. Let’s unpack why emotional hedging is rarely a good idea—and how it quietly sabotages your progress. ________________________________________ 🧠 1. Emotional Relief ≠ Strategic Thinking Hedging often arises not from a solid strategy, but from emotional discomfort. You don’t hedge because you’ve analyzed the market. You hedge because you can’t stand the pain of a losing position. This is not trading. This is emotional anesthesia. You’re trying to feel better—not trade better. ________________________________________ 🎭 2. The Illusion of Control Opening a hedge feels like taking back control. In reality, you’re multiplying complexity without clarity. You now have: • Two opposing positions • No clear directional bias • An unclear exit strategy You’ve replaced one problem (a loss) with two: mental conflict and strategic confusion. ________________________________________ 🎢 3. Emotional Volatility Rises Sharply With two positions open in opposite directions: • You root for both sides at once. • You feel relief when one wins, and stress when the other loses. • Your mind becomes a battleground, not a trading desk. This emotional volatility leads to irrational decisions, fatigue, and trading paralysis. ________________________________________ 🔄 4. You Delay the Inevitable When you hedge a losing position, you don’t fix the mistake. You prolong it. Eventually, you’ll have to: • Close one side • Add to one side • Or exit both at the wrong moment Hedging here is just postponed decision-making—and it gets harder the longer you wait. ________________________________________ 🧪 5. You Build a Dangerous Habit Hedging out of fear creates a reflex: "Every time I’m losing, I’ll hedge." You’re not learning to cut losses or reassess your strategy. You’re learning to panic-protect. And over time, you start to rely on hedging as a crutch—rather than developing real confidence and discipline. ________________________________________ ✅ The Healthier Alternative What should you do instead? • Cut the loss. • Review the trade. • Wait for a fresh setup that aligns with your plan. Accepting a losing trade is hard. But it’s a sign of maturity, not weakness. Hedging may feel clever in the moment, but long-term consistency comes from clarity, not complication. ________________________________________ 🎯 Final Thought Emotional hedging isn’t about strategy. It’s about fear. The best traders don’t hedge to escape a loss. They manage risk before the trade starts —and have the courage to close what’s not working. Don’t fall into the illusion of safety. Master the art of decisive action. That’s where real edge lives. 🚀
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
9
Serios Traders Trade Scenarios, Not Certaintes...If you only post on TradingView, you're lucky — moderation keeps discussions professional. But on other platforms, especially when you say the crypto market will fall, hate often knows no limits. Why? Because most people still confuse trading with cheering for their favorite coins. The truth is simple: 👉 Serious traders don't operate based on certainties. They work with living, flexible scenarios. In today's educational post, I'll show you exactly how that mindset works — using a real trade I opened on Solana (SOL). ________________________________________ The Trading Setup: Here’s the basic setup I’m working with: • First sell: Solana @ 150 SL (stop-loss): 175 TP (take-profit): 100 • Second sell: Solana @ 160 SL: 175 TP: 100 I won’t detail here why I believe the crypto market hasn’t reversed yet — that was already explained in a previous analysis. Today, the focus is how I prepare my mind for different outcomes, not sticking to a fixed idea. ________________________________________ The Main Scenarios: Scenario 1 – The Pessimistic One The first thing I assume when opening any position is that it could fail. In the worst case: Solana fills the second sell at 160 and goes straight to my stop-loss at 175. ✅ This is planned for. No drama, no surprise. ( Explained in detail in yesterday's educational post ) ________________________________________ Scenario 2 – Pessimistic but Manageable Solana fills the second sell at 160, then fluctuates between my entries and around 165. If I judge that it’s accumulation, not distribution, I will close the trade early, taking a small loss or at breakeven. ________________________________________ Scenario 3 – Mini-Optimistic Solana doesn’t even trigger the second sell. It starts to drop, but stalls around 120-125, an important support zone as we all saw lately. ✅ In this case, I secure the profit without waiting stubbornly for the 100 target. Important tactical adjustment: If Solana drops below 145 (a support level I monitor), I plan to remove the second sell and adjust the stop-loss on the initial position. ________________________________________ Scenario 4 – Moderately Optimistic Solana doesn’t fill the second order and drops cleanly to the 100 target. ✅ Full win, perfect scenario for the first trade ________________________________________ Scenario 5 – Optimistic but Flexible Solana fills the second sell at 160, then drops but gets stuck at 120-125(support that we spoken about) instead of reaching 100. ✅ Again, the plan is to close manually at support, taking solid profit instead of being greedy. ________________________________________ Scenario 6 – The Best Scenario Solana fills both sell orders and cleanly hits the 100 target. ✅ Maximum reward. ________________________________________ Why This Matters: Scenarios Keep You Rational. Certainties Make You Fragile. In trading, it's never about being "right" or "wrong." It's about having a clear plan for multiple outcomes. By thinking in terms of scenarios: • You're not emotionally attached to a single result. • You're prepared for losses and quick to secure wins. • You're flexible enough to adapt when new information appears. Meanwhile, traders who operate on certainties? They get blindsided, frustrated, and emotional every time the market doesn’t do exactly what they expected. 👉 Trading scenarios = trading professionally. 👉 Trading certainties = gambling with emotions. Plan your scenarios, manage your risk, and stay calm. That's the trader's way. 🚀
COINBASE:SOLUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
1
Why I Deal With Losses Before They Even Appear📉 Mastering the mindset that most traders avoid There’s a moment that happens in every trader’s journey — not during a win, but during a loss. A frozen moment where your mind screams, “It shouldn’t have gone this way!” You look at the screen, your stop is hit, your equity drops, and your brain starts the negotiation: “What if I held a bit longer?” “Maybe the stop was too tight.” “I need to make this back. Now.” But the problem didn’t start with that loss. It started long before you placed the trade. ________________________________________ 💡 The Biggest Lie in Trading: “I’ll Deal With It When It Happens” Too many traders operate from a place of reactivity. They focus on the chart, the breakout, the “R:R,” the indicator... but they forget the only thing that actually matters: ❗️ What if this trade fails — and how will I handle it? That’s not a pessimistic question. It’s the most professional one you can ask. If you only accept the possibility of a loss after the loss happens, it’s too late. You’ve already sabotaged yourself emotionally — and probably financially, too. So here's the core principle I apply every single day: ________________________________________ 🔒 I Accept the Loss Before I Enter Before I click "Buy" or "Sell," I already know: ✅ What my stop is. ✅ How much that stop means in money. ✅ That I am 100% okay losing that amount. If any of those don’t align, the trade is dead before it begins. This is not negotiable. ________________________________________ 🚫 Don’t Touch the Stop. Touch the Volume. One of the biggest mistakes I see — and I’ve done it too, early on — is this: You find a clean technical setup. Let’s say the proper stop is 120 pips away. You feel it’s too wide. You want to tighten it to 40. Why? Not because the market structure says so — but because your ego can’t handle the potential loss. ❌ That’s not trading. That’s emotional budgeting. Instead, keep the stop where it technically makes sense. Then reduce the volume until the potential loss — in money, not pips — is emotionally tolerable. We trade capital, not distance. ________________________________________ 🧠 This Is the Only Risk Model That Makes Sense Your strategy doesn’t need to win every time. It just needs to keep you in the game long enough to let the edge play out. If your risk is too big for your mental tolerance, it’s not sustainable. And if it’s not sustainable, it’s not professional trading. The goal isn’t to be right. The goal is to survive long enough to be consistent. ________________________________________ 📋 My Framework: How I Deal with Losses Before They Show Up Here’s my mental checklist for every trade: 1. Accept the loss before entering. If I’m not okay losing X, I reduce the volume or skip the trade. 2. Set the stop based on structure, not comfort. If the setup needs a 150-pip stop, so be it. It’s not about feelings. 3. Adjust volume to match my comfort zone. I never trade “big” just because a setup looks “great.” Ego has no place here. 4. View trades as part of a series. I expect losses. I expect drawdowns. One trade means nothing. 5. Be willing to exit early if the story changes. If price invalidates the idea before the stop is hit (or the target), I’m gone. ________________________________________ 🧘‍♂️ If You Can’t Sleep With the Trade, You’re Doing It Wrong Peace of mind is underrated. If a trade is making you anxious — not because it’s near SL, but because it’s threatening your sense of control — something is off. And that something is usually your risk size. Professional trading isn’t built on adrenaline. It’s built on calm decisions, repeated for years. ________________________________________ 🏁 Final Thoughts: Profit is Optional. Loss Management is Mandatory. If you want to become consistent, start every trade with a simple, brutally honest question: “Can I lose this money and still feel calm, focused, and in control?” If the answer is no, you’re not ready for the trade — no matter how good the chart looks. Profit is a possibility. Loss is a certainty. Master the certainty. The rest will follow. 🚀 Keep learning, keep growing. Best of luck! Mihai Iacob
PEPPERSTONE:XAUUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
24
No Setup, No Trade: Staying Sane in Gold’s MadnessToday, Gold hit $3500. And while that may not sound like a shock on its own, what is unprecedented is the fact that in the past 10 days, Gold has climbed 5,000 pips. That's not a normal rally. That’s a vertical explosion. And yes — it is looking “overextended”, but so it dit at 3300... But then it went up another 2000 pips. Will it drop? Probably — and hard. When? No one knows. Will it rise another 2000 pips before that? Again, no one knows. This is where most traders lose themselves — not because they don’t have tools, but because they pretend to know what’s unknowable. ________________________________________ 🎯 The Strongest Skill: Admit When You Don’t Know Every trader wants clarity. But real professionals know when they’ve entered the fog. The market is not obligated to give you structure just because you want to trade. And the worst trades often happen when: • You think it's overbought (but it keeps going) • You think it’s due for a correction (but it doesn't care) • You think it can't go higher (but it does) This isn’t analysis — it’s wishful thinking. ________________________________________ 🧠 Do You Actually Have Edge? Ask Yourself: 1. Do I see a structured setup, or just a reaction to “how far it’s gone”? 2. Can I define my entry, stop, and exit in advance? 3. Am I trading because I have a plan — or because it feels like a top (or simply have nothing better to do)? If you can’t answer these — you don’t have edge. You’re just guessing with conviction. ________________________________________ ✅ The Only Thing That Matters: A Valid Trade If you’re going to trade this madness, make sure your trade is: • Planned (with defined risk) • Repeatable (not emotional) • Based on structure or volatility patterns Otherwise, it’s just ego vs. market. And the market always wins that fight. ________________________________________ 🧘‍♂️ Final Thought: When Things Get Wild, Stay Sane There’s no shame in stepping aside when things make no sense. In fact, that’s where the real skill begins. “Knowing when you don’t know isn’t weakness — it’s your strongest edge.” So take a breath. Zoom out. And wait for the moment when you actually know what you're doing — not just think you do. ________________________________________ And remember: No setup, no trade. No clarity, no risk. No ego, no drama. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analyses and educational articles.
TRADENATION:XAUUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
16
Dealing with Stress in Trading: The Silent Killer of PerformanceTrading is hard. But not just technically or economically — emotionally, it's one of the most demanding things you can do. Charts, indicators, news, setups — they’re all part of the job. But behind every click, there’s a person reacting to fear, frustration, regret, and pressure. And that’s where stress creeps in. In this article, we’ll explore: • Why trading stress hits harder than most think • How it manifests (and sabotages) your decisions • Practical ways to reduce and manage stress • The mindset shift that changes everything ________________________________________ 🔥 Why Trading Is Uniquely Stressful Most jobs reward consistency. Trading, ironically, punishes it at times. You can do everything “right” and still lose money. You can follow your plan, manage risk, and still watch a red candle wipe your equity. The problem? Our brains aren’t built for that kind of randomness. We crave cause-effect logic — but markets aren't and most of all don’t care. This disconnect creates cognitive dissonance . The result? Stress builds up. ________________________________________ 🧠 How Stress Sabotages Traders (Without Them Realizing) Stress doesn’t always show up as panic. More often, it shows up as: • Overtrading (trying to ‘fix’ bad trades emotionally) • Freezing (not taking good setups out of fear) • Revenge trading (turning a bad trade into a disaster) • Inconsistency (changing strategy mid-week, mid-trade, mid-breath) • Physical symptoms (fatigue, headaches, insomnia — yes, it's real) Left unchecked, stress creates a loop: Stress → bad trades → more stress → worse decisions. ________________________________________ 🛠️ Practical Techniques to Manage Trading Stress Here’s what actually helps — not the Instagram-fluff, but what real traders use: 1. Create Pre-Defined Trade Plans Stress loves uncertainty. But when you enter a trade with exact entries, stops, and targets, you leave less room for panic-based decisions. ✅ Pro tip: Write your trade plan down. Don’t trade from memory. ________________________________________ 2. Use the 3-Strike Rule If you take 3 consecutive losses or bad trades — stop for the day, or if you are a swing trader, stop for the week, come back on Monday. It’s not about revenge. It’s about protecting mental capital. “When in doubt, protect your focus. You can’t trade well without it.” ________________________________________ 3. Build a Trading Routine (Like a Ritual) Start each session the same way. Same coffee, same chart review, same breathing. Why? It anchors your brain. Predictability in your environment reduces the emotional chaos inside your head. ________________________________________ 4. Step Away from the Screen (Yes, Physically) After a tough trade, move. Walk. Stretch. Get outside. Go to gym, ride your bike(these I do most often). Reset your nervous system. Trading is mental, but stress is physical too. You’re not a robot. Don't act like one. ________________________________________ 5. Track Your Emotional State (Not Just P&L) Keep a trading journal where you note how you felt before/after trades. You’ll find patterns like: • “I lose when I’m bored and looking for action” • “My best trades happen when I feel calm and centered” Awareness = control. ________________________________________ 🧭 The Mindset Shift: From Outcome to Process This might be the most important thing I’ll ever tell you: Detach from results. Fall in love with process. Your goal isn’t to win every trade. Your goal is to execute your plan with discipline. Every time you do that — even on a losing trade — you’re winning the real game. That’s how stress stops being the master and becomes the servant. ________________________________________ 🧘 Final Thought: Stress Will Never Go Away — and That’s Okay You’ll always feel something. But the goal isn’t to be emotionless — it’s to be aware and in control. Trading is like martial arts: the best fighters aren’t calm because they feel nothing. They’re calm because they’ve trained their response. So train yours. ________________________________________ 💬 Remember, consistency in mindset creates consistency in results.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
14
Mastering Market Trends: Your Guide to Clearer Trading DecisionsTrends shape every decision you make in the markets, even if you’re unaware of it. Understanding how to identify and adapt to these market phases is your foundational skill - one that separates successful traders from the rest. Today, let’s simplify and clarify the three essential types of market trends. By mastering this, you’ll approach trading decisions with more confidence and clarity. ⸻ 📈 1. Uptrend – Riding the Bull • What is it? An uptrend is like climbing stairs upward. Each step (low) is higher than the previous one, and every leap (high) sets a new peak. • What drives it? Buyers dominate, optimism rules, and demand pushes prices upward. • Trading tip: Identify support levels and look for retracements as potential entry points. Be cautious about chasing prices that have moved too far without a pullback. ⸻ 📉 2. Downtrend – Navigating the Bearish Territory • What is it? Visualize going down a staircase. Each step down (low) surpasses the previous one, and every upward bounce (high) falls short of the prior peak. • What drives it? Sellers control the market, bearish sentiment takes over, and supply outweighs demand. • Trading tip: Look for resistance areas to identify potential short entries or wait patiently for signs of a reversal if you’re bullish. ⸻ ➡️ 3. Sideways Market – The Calm Before the Storm • What is it? Imagine a tug-of-war with evenly matched teams. The price moves back and forth in a narrow range without breaking decisively higher or lower. • What drives it? Uncertainty, indecision, or equilibrium between buyers and sellers. • Trading tip: Stay patient! Either look to trade range extremes (buying support and selling resistance) or wait for clear breakout signals to catch the next big move. ⸻ 🔍 Pro Tip for Trend Analysis: • Multi-timeframe analysis is key: Always check higher timeframes (weekly, daily, or hourly) to confirm the primary trend. Don’t let short-term noise mislead your trading decisions. ⸻ 🚀 Why It Matters: Aligning your strategies with the correct market trend significantly improves your odds. It’s like sailing with the wind at your back instead of battling against it. Now, tell us in the comments: Which trend type do you find most challenging to trade? Trade smarter. Trade clearer.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by TrendGo_Official
Tariffs Didn’t Cause the Correction — It Was Coming Anyway🚩 Intro: Markets Correct — They Don’t Need Permission Every time the market drops hard, the headlines rush in to explain it. This time, it was President Trump’s dramatic tariff announcement on April 2nd. The media called it a shock. I didn’t. I’ve been calling for S&P 500 to drop to 5,200, and NASDAQ-100 to 17,500, since early January. Not because I predicted tariffs. But because the charts told the story. The market didn’t fall because of politics — it fell because it had to. ________________________________________ 🔥 The Spark: Trump’s “Liberation Day” Tariffs On April 2, 2025, Trump rolled out an aggressive trade agenda: • 10% blanket tariff on all imports • Up to 54% tariffs on Chinese goods • 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts • With limited exemptions for USMCA-aligned countries Markets reacted instantly: • S&P 500 dropped 4.8% — worst day since 2020 • NASDAQ-100 plunged over 6% • Tech mega caps lost 5–14% in a day Sounds like cause and effect, right? Wrong. ________________________________________ 🧠 The Real Cause: A Market That Was Ready to Fall Let’s talk technicals: • S&P 500 had printed a textbook double top at the 6100–6150 zone • NASDAQ-100 had formed a rising wedge, with volume divergence and momentum fading • RSI divergence was in place since February • MACD had crossed bearish and also deverging • Breadth was weakening while indices were still pushing highs • Sentiment was euphoric, volatility crushed — a classic setup You didn’t need to guess the news. The structure was screaming reversal. SP500 CHART: NASDAQ CHART: ________________________________________ 🧩 Why Tariffs Made a Convenient Narrative Markets love clean stories. And Trump’s tariffs offered everything: • Emotional trigger • Economic fear factor • Political drama • Global implications But smart traders know better: markets correct based on positioning, not politics. As soon as the wedge broke on NAS100 and SPX broke the double top's neck line the path was clear — risk off. ________________________________________ 📉 I Was Calling This Since Q1 The targets were public: SPX = 5,200. NAS100 = 17,500. And the logic was simple: • Overextension in AI-led tech • Complacent VIX environment • Crowded long positioning • Bearish divergences and fading momentum Double Top and Rising Wedge on SPX and Nas100 We didn’t need a reason to drop. The market had been levitating without support. All we needed was a trigger — and we got one. ________________________________________ 🧭 Lesson: Trade the Structure, Not the Story Here’s what I hope you take away: ✅ Setups come first. News comes later. ✅ If it wasn’t tariffs, it would’ve been CPI, earnings, Fed minutes, or a bird on a wire ✅ Don’t chase headlines. Anticipate setups. The best trades aren’t reactive. They’re built on structure, sentiment, and timing — not waiting for CNBC to tell them what’s happening. ________________________________________ 🔚 Conclusion: It Was Never About Tariffs Tariffs were the match. But the market was already soaked in gasoline. This correction was technical, predictable, and clean. 📝 Post Scriptum — The Setup Shapes the Narrative Let me be clear: I’m not a Trump fan. Hoho — not by far. But I’ll swear this on any chart: If the setup had been the opposite — double bottom, falling wedge, positive divergences, and improving momentum — these exact same tariffs would’ve been interpreted as “bold leadership,” “pro-growth protectionism,” or “markets pricing in a stronger America.” That’s how it works. Price action leads. Narrative follows. When structure is bullish, traders celebrate even bad news. When structure is bearish, even good news becomes a reason to sell. So no — it wasn’t about Trump. It never is. It’s about where the market wants to go. The rest is storytelling. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analyses and educational articles.
TRADENATION:US30Education
by Mihai_Iacob
48
What Is Momentum – And Why It’s Not Just a Trend IndicatorMost traders follow price — candles, trendlines, support/resistance. But there’s another layer that often tells the story before the price moves: momentum. ⸻ 🔍 In this post, you’ll learn: • What momentum really measures • Why it’s not the same as price direction • How momentum can signal a shift before the chart confirms it • Why combining momentum with structure improves timing ⸻ 📈 Momentum ≠ Direction Price can be rising while momentum is fading. That’s often a clue of an upcoming slowdown or reversal — long before the price turns. Similarly, price can be flat, while momentum builds in one direction. That’s tension… and tension leads to moves. ⸻ 🔥 Why Momentum Matters: • It reveals intensity, not just direction • It can act as a leading indicator — not lagging • Momentum divergences often hint at hidden accumulation or distribution • Tracking it helps you avoid late entries or false breakouts ⸻ 🔧 Takeaway for traders: If you’re only watching price, you’re only seeing half the picture. Momentum shows what’s driving the move, and when that drive starts weakening. ⸻ 💬 What’s your favorite momentum indicator? RSI, %R, CCI, or something else?
Education
by TrendGo_Official
2
Starting over in trading- A short guideThe internet has made it easier than ever to learn trading for free. You have access to blogs, videos, books, podcasts, and more. Yet, most traders still fail. Why? Because there’s too much information. It’s overwhelming, confusing, and filled with conflicting advice. So, if I had to start over from scratch, here’s exactly how I’d do it—step by step. ________________________________________ Step 1: Master Risk Management No matter what type of trader you become—day trader, swing trader, options trader, quantitative trader, etc.—risk management is the foundation of long-term success. It’s also one of the easiest things to master, and once you do, it will pay off for the rest of your trading career. Risk Management Essentials: ✅ Never risk more than 1-2% of your account per trade. ✅ Always use stop losses to protect your capital. ✅ Focus on risk-to-reward ratios (aim for at least 1:2 or better). ✅ Manage position sizing properly to avoid blowing up your account. Once you understand how to protect your capital, it’s time to expose yourself to the trading world. ________________________________________ Step 2: Learn & Explore Different Trading Styles When you're just starting, you don’t know what you don’t know. Your goal at this stage is to explore different trading strategies, tools, and methods. What to Learn: 🔹 Candlestick patterns & price action 🔹 Indicators (moving averages, RSI , MACD , etc.) 🔹 Chart patterns (head & shoulders, triangles, etc.) 🔹 Market structures (support/resistance, trends, ranges) 🔹 Different trading styles (day trading, swing trading, scalping, momentum trading, etc.) Mindset for This Phase: 🚀 Keep an open mind—don’t judge strategies too early. 🚀 Focus on learning rather than making money right away. 🚀 Accept that not everything will work for you—and that’s okay. At this stage, your goal is not to become an expert in everything but to discover what resonates with you. ________________________________________ Step 3: Pick ONE Strategy & Go Deep After exploring different strategies, you need to commit to ONE. This eliminates information overload and allows you to focus on mastering a single trading method. How to Choose a Strategy: 🔹 Does it fit your personality? (e.g., If you hate fast decision-making, avoid scalping.) 🔹 Does it match your lifestyle? (e.g., If you have a full-time job, swing trading might be better than day trading.) 🔹 Can you understand the logic behind it? (A good strategy should be simple, not overly complicated.) Example: Mean Reversion Strategy in Stocks • Identify stocks in an uptrend 📈 • Wait for a pullback (price moves lower) • Enter when the stock shows signs of resuming the trend • Sell on the next rally By focusing on one strategy, you eliminate confusion and make faster progress. ________________________________________ Step 4: Create & Refine Your Trading Plan Now that you have a strategy, it’s time to turn it into a structured trading plan. Your trading plan should include: ✅ Market Conditions – When will you trade? Trending or ranging markets? ✅ Entry Rules – What signals will you use to enter a trade? ✅ Exit Rules – When will you take profits or cut losses? ✅ Risk Management – How much will you risk per trade? 💡 Example Trading Plan (Momentum Trading): • Market: Trade only in strong uptrends. • Entry: Buy when the price breaks above a key resistance level. • Exit: Take profit at 2x risk, cut losses at a 1x risk. • Risk Management: Risk only 1% of the account per trade. A clear, structured plan removes emotion from trading and keeps you disciplined. ________________________________________ Step 5: Test Your Strategy (Before Risking Real Money) You never know if a strategy works until you test it. How to Test a Trading Strategy: 🔹 Backtesting – Analyze past data to see if the strategy has worked historically. 🔹 Forward Testing (Paper Trading) – Trade in a demo account without real money. What You’ll Learn from Testing: ✔️ Does the strategy make money over time? ✔️ How often does it win vs. lose? ✔️ How big are the drawdowns? ✔️ Does it match your risk tolerance? If the strategy performs well in testing, you now have a solid foundation to trade with real money. If it doesn’t work, tweak and improve it—this is part of the process. ________________________________________ Final Thoughts: The Key to Long-Term Success Starting over isn’t about finding the “perfect” system —it’s about following a structured approach. Here’s the Path to Trading Success: 1️⃣ Master Risk Management – Protect your capital first. 2️⃣ Learn & Explore – Understand different strategies & tools. 3️⃣ Pick ONE Strategy – Focus on a proven method. 4️⃣ Create a Trading Plan – Define your rules clearly. 5️⃣ Test & Improve – Validate your strategy before going live. 🔥 Bonus Tip: Trading success is 80% psychology and 20% strategy. Stay patient, disciplined, and treat trading like a business—not a get-rich-quick scheme.
Education
by Mihai_Iacob
THE KOG REPORT THE KOG REPORT: In last week’s KOG Report we said we would anticipate a potential curveball and that being that price may just support on the open at the immediate support level and give the move upside into the 3010 and above that 3020 region which was achieved. We then updated traders with the FOMC report suggesting a further move upside into the 3050-55 region which is where we suggested the potential short will come from. After the push up into the level and then some accumulation, Friday gave us the volume we needed to break away from the range and complete the move downside to end the week. Again, nearly all of our bias level targets were completed, the bias level worked well, Excalibur performed well and the red box indi’s worked a dream, even in the choppy market conditions. So, what can we expect in the week ahead? We have an issue with gold at the moment, although it’s broken the immediate range, it’s still above 3000 with a larger range low around the 2990 and below that 2970-75 region. That potential swing point below is an area of interest for us this week and leading up towards the end of the month. For that reason, if we can support at the first red box below, and continue the move that started on Friday up into those 3025, 3030 and above that 3035-7 price points we’ll want to monitor this careful for a reversal to form. If we can get it, an opportunity to add or take the short may be available to traders, this time in attempt to break below the 3000 level into those lower support level mentioned and shown on the chart, which also correspond with the red boxes. As many of you have seen over the last year or so, we’ve been sharing these indicator boxes on the 4H for the wider community for free, as they are extremely powerful in identifying turning points and entry and exit points for traders. So let’s keep an eye on them this week for the break and closes, RIP’s and rejections. We’re mostly looking for this one move to complete, however, there has to be a flip! This week, the flip is breaking above that 3035-37 level which will also be this week’s bias level. If we do breach, we’ll be looking at this to then continue higher, breaking 3050 and then resuming the move into the active Excalibur targets above which ideally, we don't want to see happen yet! So, we know we want higher, what we do want though is better entry levels for the longs, until then, if we can capture these short trades we’ll of course gratefully take them. KOG’s bias for the week: Bearish below 3040 with targets below 3010, 3006, 2997, 2985 and below that 2978 Bullish on break of 3040 with targets above 3050, 3055, 3063 and above that 3067 RED BOXES: Break above 3037 for 3040, 3047, 3050, 3055, 3063 and 3066 in extension of the move Break below 3010 for 3006, 3000, 2997, 2990 and 2985 in extension of the move This should give you an idea of your levels, please use them! Please do support us by hitting the like button, leaving a comment, and giving us a follow. We’ve been doing this for a long time now providing traders with in-depth free analysis on Gold, so your likes and comments are very much appreciated. As always, trade safe. KOG
FX:XAUUSD
by KnightsofGold
17
Possible vs. Probable in Trading — Most Traders Ignore ThisOne of the biggest mistakes traders make — especially beginners — is confusing what is possible with what is probable. This confusion leads to poor decisions, unnecessary risks, and eventually, losses that could have been easily avoided. Possible and Probable Are NOT the Same Thing Let's make this very clear: • Possible means it can happen. • Probable means it is likely to happen, based on evidence and context. In life, many things are possible — but that doesn’t mean we should live our lives preparing for each possible (and often extreme) event. To give you a real-life example: it’s possible that something falls from the roof top of a builing and hits you while shopping and die. Sadly, this actually happened in Romania about a month ago. But as rare and tragic as it is, it’s not probable. And it definitely doesn’t mean that we should stop going outside, right? Trading Is a Game of Probabilities, Not Possibilities When trading, we are not betting on what is possible. If we did, we would enter trades every time we imagine a price could go higher or lower — and that would be a disaster. Instead, we are betting on what is probable — based on: • Technical analysis • Price action • Market context • Volume • Sentiment ⚠️ Yes, it is always possible for price to go in either direction. But our edge comes from identifying what is more likely to happen based on the data we have. Why This Difference Is Crucial for Your Trading Success ✅ Focusing on probabilities means: • You enter only high-probability setups. • You manage risk properly because you accept that nothing is 100% sure. • You avoid chasing trades just because "it’s possible" something happens. ❌ Focusing on possibilities leads to: • Overtrading • Emotional decisions • Hoping instead of following a plan • Blowing up accounts Conclusion: Trade Like a Professional — Trade Probabilities Remember: "Anything is possible, but not everything is probable." If you want to survive and thrive in the markets, focus on probabilities — not on fantasies of what could happen. You are not trading "maybe this happens", you are trading "this is likely to happen, and I’m managing my risk if it doesn’t". Make this shift in mindset, and you’ll already be ahead of most traders out there.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Mihai_Iacob
3
3 Best Entry Points For Swing Trading (Forex, Gold) What is the best entry point for swing trading? You will learn 3 safest places/zones to buy or sell the market from, best swing trading time frame, and the most accurate swing trading setups. Best Entry 1 Swing Trading After a Confirmed Trend Reversal It can be a bearish trend violation and a start of a new bullish trend. Look at a price action on WTI Crude Oil on a daily. The market violated a bearish trend and started to trade in a new bullish trend, confirming the reversal. In such a case, your best entry will be the closest daily support. Alternatively, it can be a bullish trend violation and an initiation of a new bearish trend. USDCAD was in an uptrend, steadily growing within a parallel channel. Its violation confirmed the change of sentiment and start of a downtrend. In this situation, your safest entries will be from the closest daily resistance. Best Entry 2 Swing Trading with the Trend After Pullback In a bullish trend, you should wait for a completion of a bullish movement, wait for a pullback swing buy the market after it completes. AUDCAD is in a rising trend. A pullback tends to complete on a key support. That will be your zone for buying. Otherwise, in a bearish trend, you should let the price: finish a bearish impulse start a correctional movement sell the market after the correction ends. USDCHF was in downturn and updated the low. A local bullish movement started then. It usually completes after a test of a key resistance. That will be the area where you should look for swing selling. Best Entry 3 Swing Trading After Key Level Breakout Bearish violation of a key daily support is a perfect signal to sell. It is an important sign of strength of the sellers and a strong indication that the price will continue falling. NZDUSD broke and closed below a key daily support cluster. After a breakout, it turns into a potentially strong resistance. For us, the best entry is a retest of a broken structure. Bullish breakout of a key daily resistance is a reliable signal to buy. After a violation of a horizontal resistance, it became a support on USDCHF Forex pair on a daily. Your perfect entry for swing buying is its retest . The entry zones that we discussed will provide the safest trading opportunities. Learn to combine that with your trading strategy, it will help you to dramatically increase the profitability of your swing trading. ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️ I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:XAUUSDEducation
by VasilyTrader
2