Aayush Namdev

You saw the setup. You moved the stop. You knew you were doing it. You did it anyway.

@1MINUTETIP Bro, what is profitable edge? 🫠 Aren't we all just pressing buttons?

A profitable edge in undisciplined hands still loses.

@SayLessFX For a lot of ICT traders, it is opposite and now they blame the market is bad.

4 years ago i use to dream of making $100 $10 on a trade looked good enough for me Now $5,000 on a trade feels empty like I’m not doing enough Good old days, may we all win ❤️

@damibillions_ Show me your credit card bill 💀💀

Write something only traders would understand

@CRTwithSaint 🫡🫡

@AayushICT Well said brother

You'll know your edge is improving when you start ignoring average setups.

@fannitrades I was present in those trenches 💀

Why didn't you take your longs? The long setups:

@LeoInvests I can feel you bro, exactly the same trade just got wicked out

market makers are watching me… -1R on $NQ longs only for it to run to my TP 6m later… stopped by a TICK

NQ looked like a textbook today. One direction. Up. The kind of day every ICT account screenshots after the fact and calls obvious. It wicked half my feed out anyway. That is the part nobody in this space wants to say out loud. We talk like we know every tick. Every PD array mapped, every draw on liquidity called before it happens. Total certainty. And then a clean uptrend runs your stop by a few ticks on the way up and continues without you. I got wicked out today too. Right bias. Right direction. Stopped out anyway. Here is what that day actually teaches. It was never about reading the chart better. The chart was right. I was right. The trend did exactly what I thought it would. The problem was I held the stop too tight because being wrong felt worse than being out. So I gave the trade no room, and the move I called left without me. That is not an ICT problem. You cannot study your way out of it with another concept. It is the part of you that needs to be right more than it needs to be in. The market did not beat you today. Your need to be safe did.

The breaker block is the one PD array I actually trust. Not the order block. Not the FVG. The breaker. Here is why. By the time a breaker forms, the damage is already done. The swing low got taken. The turtle soup ran. The liquidity ICT keeps talking about, it has already been swept. The manipulation happened in front of you. So when price breaks structure and shows you that inverse order block on the other side, it is not a prediction anymore. It is a confirmation. The trap already sprung. You are just reading what is left. That is the whole reason it feels different to hold. An order block, an FVG, you sit there sweating, wondering if you are early. The breaker does not do that to you. The work is finished before you click. You can hold the trade without your hand hovering over the close button. That is confidence. Real confidence. Not the kind you fake with position size. One observation though. When a breaker fails, and sometimes it does, that session is done. Dead. The move you were waiting for is not coming. I stopped trying to force something out of those sessions. The breaker failing is the market telling you to close the laptop, not double down. The arrays everyone teaches give you a setup. The breaker gives you a reason to relax. That is the part nobody mentions. Which PD array do you actually trust enough to hold without sweating?

@akimalhotra92 @ZEE5India This is a complete disaster. I think the CEO should resign 😭😭

Fucking disgraceful that @ZEE5India has won the bid to broadcast the World Cup. Absolutely embarrassing third rate stuff. Ads blaring suddenly at 5x the regular volume, 720P video quality in 2026 after advertising as 4K 😂. Didn't expect much anyway but this is shockingly bad

@adityadhakad26 @ZEE5India There is no app for the Mac. Also what the fuck is this?

But where is your app on windows bhaii ?? @ZEE5India How am i supposed to watch on laptop?? If there is no app !! On browser it’s mentioned SD streaming means 480p ?? Truly in Big 2026 !!🤷‍♂️

@ayanc_99 @Hashimm_555 @ZEE5India There is no full HD; also it's just 720p

@Hashimm_555 @ZEE5India no 4k only full hd

90 minutes. One nation dreams. Another goes home. We’re ready. Are you?

@ZEE5India I think the better quality will be available on the free websites or even Doordarshan 😭😭

@ZEE5India Man, the streaming quality is just capped to 720p. What is going on? Is it a glitch or will it be like that for the whole match? I don't feel good.

@anurajkr @ZEE5India How are you receiving 1080p? I am just receiving 720p

@ZEE5India I paid for 4K streaming but am receiving only 1024 resolution, and the quality is not satisfactory. Could you please clarify this issue?

@ZEE5India not happy with the video quality of the FIFA stream, it is just 720p max, not even 1080p, which is very disappointing.

@TraderootHQ My feed is also the same 😭

Is it just my feed or is everyone else just losing today?

@TylerG_Capital That's a nice observation from your side. For me, personally, this is not the case because when I am wrong, it just goes in my favor. For me, it is just sitting with anxiety of that ambiguous trade where it was not a clear loss but also not a win.

Wide stop losses on the $NQ changed everything for me. I know you want to bottom and top tick the $NQ with a 10 point stop. First all you aren’t cool and I guarantee you lose 80% of those trades. Your trades need room to breathe. I always want to put myself in a scenario to protect myself against volatility and especially now with the ATR being so high I’ve widened my stops even more. The $NQ at any point in time during any hour in any session is capable of moving 10 points. You put yourself in a greater position to get hurt. Another form of risk management is knowing what the Nasdaq is capable of during specific times and when I give my trades more room to breathe it can only achieve a certain threshold of movement at certain times of the day. To keep this post shorter. Widen your stops give the trade room let it develop protect your account and your psychology .

Before N.Y. A.M. session