It seems there are those still trying to prove I am wrong, both in PMâs and here. Geeez.
About the short trade at the top today. I do not ever try to pick tops and bottoms. I do, however, fade into strong areas of S/R. This is nothing new; I have stated this time and time again for the past year or so. Pay attention!

And for the record, I messed that trade up. I was correct in my analysis, but allowed myself to get shaken out by being distracted with ET. No excuses, I did what I did.
About S/R. People are not listening; I have posted in great detail how S/R areas are formed and why it is important to understand the psychology of the players when price approaches these areas. I am not trying to hoodwink anyone, but merely sharing how I trade. If you donât like it or agree, move on.
I have said many times in various postings that it takes three things to succeed, in the following order of importance:
1. Psychology; yours and the markets.
2. Proper money management, including being well funded and strict risk control.
3. A proven forward tested strategy.
It seems there are those still in doubt about anyone being able to read a bar chart in real time. A 10K CVB ES chart is not that fast. Once a person masters the rules, seeing the setups in real time is not all that difficult. But I can assure you no one is going to master trading in this manner after a half ass effort over a course of a few days, especially with a non-believing mindset. If you donât believe price continuously oscillates between two prior swing points, then Iâll direct you two blocks down to the CCI club where they donât need any stinkinâ price. Having said that, I miss many trades, I have many losses. But itâs the end of the day results day in and day out that matters to me. Some of you should spend more time dealing why you are losing than trying to prove a workable method as being nothing more than zen voodoo.
I turn this discussion back over to your regular scheduled program.
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