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Step 4: Set your rules for the week BEFORE emotions kick in. Decide now: • Max loss per day • Max trades per day • Which setups you’ll ONLY take The trader who plans when calm makes better decisions than the trader who reacts when stressed. Prepare the week.💪

Step 3: Know what’s on the calendar. Check this every Sunday: 📅 Earnings reports 📊 CPI, FOMC, jobs data 🌍 Global macro events Volatility isn’t random — it has a schedule. Trade around the news, not into it blindly.

Most new traders lose money before the week even starts. Not because they can’t trade — because they never prepared. Sunday is where the real work happens. Here’s how I set myself up for a good week 🧵

@ohiain Fantastic set up, looks great

$BE is my top long focus heading into EOW. on the weekly timeframe, it’s currently holding right at a former resistance pivot that flipped to support after the ATH breakout. We’ve now seen 5+ weeks of basing action following the expansion move, and instead of giving back gains, price has stayed constructive. It tested the 50 EMA, and buyers stepped in aggressively at that pivot... exactly what I want to see in this current environment. What stands out to me most is that this is the first tight range forming after that expansion leg. Tight action and healthy digestion after a strong move usually signal absorption, not distribution. If this continues to compress here at support, the probability of another expansion leg (potentially into new ATHs) increases. the relative strength is also hard to ignore. While $SPY and $QQQ have been tanking and struggling to reclaim structure, $BE has stayed firm and is getting extremely tight on the daily, which is leadership behavior. I've noticed strong stocks don’t care about short-term index noise, they hold pivots and build pressure. If I participate, the risk is very clear, and I’d be risking this weekly b/o pivot. the invalidation is defined the structure is constructive ...and the math makes sense. When levels are obvious and price respects them, that’s where I’m most comfortable pressing. Stock selection is everything, and right now $BE is acting like one of the strongest names in the market.

Most retail traders are the liquidity. Learn to read the hunt, and you flip to the other side of the trade. Follow for more market structure breakdowns. Save this thread — you’ll want it next time you get stopped out.

The #1 mistake traders make: Entering THE MOMENT price breaks the level. That’s how you become the liquidity. Wait for the sweep AND the rejection. Confirmation is everything. Patience is the edge.

Most traders get HUNTED by the market every single day. They don’t even know it’s happening. Here’s what liquidity sweeps are — and how to trade WITH the sharks: 🧵

Here’s the truth nobody wants to hear: A loss is just data. It only becomes personal when your identity is tied to being right. Detach from the outcome. Stick to the process. The traders who make it long term aren’t the smartest — they’re the most disciplined.

I also set hard rules. Max 2 losses in a day = done. No exceptions. No “one more try.” Rules aren’t restrictions. They’re protection from the worst version of yourself that shows up when you’re frustrated and emotional. Build the fence BEFORE you need it.

The #1 thing that kept me unprofitable for 3 years wasn’t my strategy. It wasn’t the market. It wasn’t bad luck. It was taking losses personally. Let me explain what that actually cost me 🧵

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@nicholas_b_is You don’t like them??

@InvestmentsGd another ema cowboy

My eyes are on $AAPL tomorrow AAPL Daily sold off the 10, 20, 50 EMA & Daily FVG Depending on how the market opens, looking for an $AAPL PML break & Retest will be my anticipated entry. AAPL short intraday setup.