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EURUSD bull next week first couple days of the week
EURUSD I bought in a bear market I really hope I'm not cooked honestly my trade might close. The markets seem very mixed today with the news, More at the end of the day. I'm just curious who's bullish and who's bearish and what's your reasoning? I was reading on a post and a lot of people seem to think that the market will gap down or Gap up so it's kind of like mixed right now. so I'm just curious what other people are thinking. I think mostly the market is bearish as of now, but that could obviously change with the results on Sunday. so I'm really curious as to what your thoughts are and where people are at right now. I rode that massive up trend the other day so at least that's helping my portfolio. I just did additional research and it seems like there i's there's a lot of bull cases and there's a lot of bear cases so I don't know. it'll be interesting to see how the market plays out Sunday
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XAUUSD Before trading, understand resistance and support levels properly. Support is the level where the price stops falling and starts going up, while resistance is the level where the price stops rising and starts going down. If the price breaks below support, it may fall further, and if it breaks above resistance, it may go higher. Understanding these levels will help you make better trading decisions and avoid losses. Trade wisely 
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EURUSD probability big down gap again on monday😅, but i forgot to sell full margin this week before the market close
EURUSD Bad US news and the pair still drops, trying to adapt to this new market environment
Many of you will skip this but it’s a recommended read and to implement over the weekend. For today we will focus on one word.
resilience
noun - the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.
Trading is a game of ups and downs. Quite literally. Losses are inevitable, but what defines a great trader is their ability to bounce back, learn, and keep moving forward. Resilience means staying focused after a bad trade, adapting to market shifts, and maintaining confidence in your strategy even when things don’t go your way. It happens. But how you handle this is even more important. There are days, even weeks of bad trades, poor market conditions and results. It happens. It will continue happening. It’s up to a trader to deal with it.
Ask yourself this. In the past 365 days (1 year of trading) or however long it may be. Have you experienced a bad week? Loss after loss. No matter how much the trade made sense, there was technicals backing it even fundamentals. We seen that with gold a lot this month. So you probably have experienced this. Anger, pissed off, feeling lost, ready to give up, blaming everyone. The easiest solution? Giving up. Right? True. It is easier to give up than to be resilient. Sad truth. But one thing we can guarantee is, don’t give up, in the long-term it’s going to be worth it. Giving up won’t fix the issues you are facing. Facing the issues will fix them. Plain simple. Trading isn’t about always being right, it’s about being able to recover when you’re wrong. Every trader, no matter how skilled, faces losses, setbacks, and periods of doubt. What separates those who succeed from those who quit is again.. resilience.
You might ask now; How does a trader bounce back? What can I do?
1. Embracing Losses as Lessons
Losses aren’t failures. They’re feedback. Resilient traders don’t dwell on their mistakes or let emotions take over. Instead, they analyse what went wrong, adjust their strategy, and move forward with focus.
2. Managing Emotional Swings
Markets are unpredictable, and so are emotions. Fear, greed, frustration.. whatever it may be. Resilient traders acknowledge these feelings but don’t let them dictate decisions. They stick to their trading plan, knowing that emotional trading leads to costly mistakes.
3. Adapting to Market Conditions
No strategy works forever. Resilience means being flexible enough to adapt when market conditions shift. Traders who survive long-term are those who evolve, refine their approach, and stay ahead of the curve.
4. Staying in the Game
Success in trading is about longevity. Resilient traders understand that one bad day or a week doesn’t define them, and one big win doesn’t mean they have mastered the market. They focus on consistency, continuous learning, and disciplined execution. Day in and day out.
You can find a detailed mindset post here as well: Idea:Traders Mindset
This week is done, next trading week is coming. Take this weekend to pre-plan and prepare. We will post more analysis on
DXY pairs such as; XAUUSD 
USDJPY EURUSD and we might do a 
US30 analysis. Stay tuned!
Thank you for your amazing support and don’t give up!
FxPocket
resilience
noun - the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.
Trading is a game of ups and downs. Quite literally. Losses are inevitable, but what defines a great trader is their ability to bounce back, learn, and keep moving forward. Resilience means staying focused after a bad trade, adapting to market shifts, and maintaining confidence in your strategy even when things don’t go your way. It happens. But how you handle this is even more important. There are days, even weeks of bad trades, poor market conditions and results. It happens. It will continue happening. It’s up to a trader to deal with it.
Ask yourself this. In the past 365 days (1 year of trading) or however long it may be. Have you experienced a bad week? Loss after loss. No matter how much the trade made sense, there was technicals backing it even fundamentals. We seen that with gold a lot this month. So you probably have experienced this. Anger, pissed off, feeling lost, ready to give up, blaming everyone. The easiest solution? Giving up. Right? True. It is easier to give up than to be resilient. Sad truth. But one thing we can guarantee is, don’t give up, in the long-term it’s going to be worth it. Giving up won’t fix the issues you are facing. Facing the issues will fix them. Plain simple. Trading isn’t about always being right, it’s about being able to recover when you’re wrong. Every trader, no matter how skilled, faces losses, setbacks, and periods of doubt. What separates those who succeed from those who quit is again.. resilience.
You might ask now; How does a trader bounce back? What can I do?
1. Embracing Losses as Lessons
Losses aren’t failures. They’re feedback. Resilient traders don’t dwell on their mistakes or let emotions take over. Instead, they analyse what went wrong, adjust their strategy, and move forward with focus.
2. Managing Emotional Swings
Markets are unpredictable, and so are emotions. Fear, greed, frustration.. whatever it may be. Resilient traders acknowledge these feelings but don’t let them dictate decisions. They stick to their trading plan, knowing that emotional trading leads to costly mistakes.
3. Adapting to Market Conditions
No strategy works forever. Resilience means being flexible enough to adapt when market conditions shift. Traders who survive long-term are those who evolve, refine their approach, and stay ahead of the curve.
4. Staying in the Game
Success in trading is about longevity. Resilient traders understand that one bad day or a week doesn’t define them, and one big win doesn’t mean they have mastered the market. They focus on consistency, continuous learning, and disciplined execution. Day in and day out.
You can find a detailed mindset post here as well: Idea:Traders Mindset
This week is done, next trading week is coming. Take this weekend to pre-plan and prepare. We will post more analysis on
DXY pairs such as; XAUUSD USDJPY EURUSD and we might do a US30 analysis. Stay tuned!Thank you for your amazing support and don’t give up!
FxPocket
EURUSD if this stays short into the closing hour, high probability of down gap on Monday
EURUSD DXY I highly encourage you to tune into Dr. David Paul and Tom Houggard this weekend if you're looking to step away from the charts this weekend. Personally, I refrain from chart analysis during weekends, opting instead to delve into trading literature or attend seminars. Additionally, if there's a trading conference hosted by a reputable organization in your city and you have the budget, I recommend attending.Here’s an excellent video that introduces the two of the five individuals I’ve studied extensively to reshape my thinking (Tom Houggard & Dr. David Paul):
youtube.com/watch?v=g_1jWwYzib8
Below is this weeks analysis posted this past Monday, and the week unfolded just as anticipated—if only every week could be this seamless!
tradingview.com/symbols/TVC-DXY/minds/?mind=AVpQlQsdQ6G7g8ia3wRoHw
Wishing you all the best for the upcoming week! Will have analysis on Sunday or Monday for those interested when I resume trading, maybe!
