I KNEW it.
JD Vance is headed to Pakistan for no reason; Iran just rejected the second round of US peace talks.
Their reasons:
"Excessive demands. Unrealistic expectations. Constant shifts in stance. Repeated contradictions. And a naval blockade they consider a breach of the ceasefire."
Trump announced the meeting two hours before Iran cancelled it.
The US Navy seized an Iranian ship this morning.
Wednesday is in 48 hours.
"If they don't sign, the whole country gets blown up."
He said that.
@PSi_trades Wow, impressive! You trade 1 account and the trade is copied by the rest? How did you come up with your trading style (entry, exit). You use D, 4H and 15 min for bias. Then you execute on 2 min?
Took one short today as well but then 2 longs.
It's better to align with the daily candle.
You trade approx. the same session like me.
Honestly it is better to wait out until London open for direction bias. Two hours before London open, late Asia becomes choppy, every day I get chopped up into drawdowns in this price action. Pullbacks often last no more than 2-3 2min candles and reverse sharply.
With your tight stop loss placing, better wait for opportunity that aligns with:
DAILY
4HR
15 mins
I trade small around 3-6 micros
3 trade ideas today - tiny scalps +$300 x 28 accounts (only 4 funded)
I place SL much wider. Trade ideas pretty similar although I scale in and out, I dont use ICT and do take negative RR trades often.
Profitable (6 months).
@BooTrader Scroll down my page and there might be one or two that maybe helpful.. Im a very simple trader who likes clean charts.
30 years of trading has taught me that price action and levels is all that matters. I will post new stuff from time to time
In link below is simple handy #MT5#indicator.
It draws previous Highs and Lows based on User set Time Frame and Look back.
It also plots lines pips above/below Highs which are user set.
This is D1, LB 1, Pips 25
#Free#FX#Forexdrive.google.com/file/d/1SRfj13…
the most predictable move in $SPY 0DTE trading isn't the biggest move.
it's the first one.
here's what i mean:
every time $SPY approaches a whole dollar level — $665, $670, $675 — there's an initial reaction.
a pause.
a push back.
a $0.30–$0.50 impulse move.
that happens constantly throughout a session.
and it's the most readable move on the chart.
because it's not about predicting direction.
it's about reading what price does the moment it touches a level.
that $0.30–$0.50 move = +15–20% on your 0DTE.
in 1–5 minutes.
now — does SPY move $1, $2, $3 in a day? absolutely.
but i don't know at minute 2 if i'm at the start of a $3 flush or a $0.50 dead cat.
nobody does.
what i DO know:
the first impulse off a level is fast, clean, and happens all the time.
after that first move?
it could extend. it could reverse. it could chop for 20 minutes.
and every minute i sit waiting to find out...
theta is bleeding my premium.
so i take what's predictable.
i leave what isn't.
first reaction. in and out. 1–5 minutes.
that's the only part of the move i can reliably call.
so that's the only part i trade.
rules:
• first impulse off level = entry signal
• capture it fast. don't wait for confirmation of the bigger move.
• theta makes the extension a losing bet the longer you hold.
try that.
i want to be honest with you.
i have 200 followers. i'm not a guru. i'm not financially free. i'm a 32-year-old with two full-time marketing jobs who started taking trading seriously one month ago.
but here's what happened in that month.
i made a decision: no more setup hopping. no more watching 10 different tickers. no more indicators i don't fully understand.
just $SPY. just 0DTE options. just one 90-minute window every morning. and just psychological levels — the whole dollar strikes where price tends to react because that's where everyone's orders cluster.
no EMA. no VWAP. no RSI. nothing. just price.
i ran that for a full month. ~100 trades.
17 wins. 3 losses. +$4,064 on a $3,000 account.
my worst day was -$1,860 and i genuinely thought about quitting. i didn't. i came back the next day, stuck to the rules, and finished the month green.
i wrote every single thing i learned into a playbook — the levels i watch, how i size trades, when i add, when i walk away, the psychology stuff that almost killed my account, and two full trade examples with charts.
i'm giving it away free because i'm 200 followers deep and i just want to share what's working while it's fresh.
if you're still jumping between setups, this isn't for you yet.
if you've found something that works but can't stay consistent — i think this helps.
comment "0dte" and i'll DM it to you.
this is my most revamped version*
Your trading journal should tell you THIS instantly:
→ If you overtrade
→ When you break your rules
→ Where you actually lose money
→ When you perform best
Because what gets measured gets fixed.
Comment “Journal” and I’ll send the template.
I was an unprofitable trader for 5 years trying to aim for minimum 1:3 risk-to-reward trades. Switched to negative RR (0.3 to 0.5R trades) and I’ve done $27k in payout this month when I’ve only been trading this system for 5 months. Negative RR is the move unlike what most gurus preach on here.