Want to highlight the mistake I made on $QQQ this morning 📝
I had a downside bias due to a higher TF resistance zone so I decided to trade against my EMA trend system.
I tried to short the rejection of my resistance zone before the EMA trend confirmed the move.
I did this not once but twice!
Typically when I short a zone like this I wait for the 13/48 EMA cross like we saw this afternoon.
I flipped long on the break of my zone to recover the loss but it was still a frustrating move on my part.
1 confirmation for the short ❌
Multiple confirmations for the long ✅
Not my best work.
Super aggressive attempt to start the day on $META - had the potential to flip green & really provide some juice. Scale out protects me to see out another opportunity.
$AMZN turns the day green.
Cut the shitters, ride the winners.
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When I made my first $100k/month daytrading I started looking at trading differently.
I realized why 90% of traders don’t make it in this game.
Here’s a few things I learned: 👇
(1/12 )
Most traders think edge means strategy.
It doesn’t.
In many conversations with experienced traders, a different pattern shows up. Strategy isn’t the main issue behavior is.
A lot of traders keep searching for better setups.
Better entries.
Higher win rates.
But experienced traders look at it differently.
They assume the model already works.
The real question is execution.
Can the same rules be followed on a good day?
On a bad day?
When nothing is happening?
That’s where edge actually shows up.
Because a strategy without consistency just produces random results.
And random results aren’t an edge.
The focus shifts from what to trade to how it’s traded.
That’s what changes everything.
If you had to define your edge today is it your strategy, or your behavior?
I have never claimed to be the best.
But I have created one of the best possible ways to read price action.
And I’ll gladly keep showing you how I do this every single day.
In any market.
Week after week. Month after month. Year after year.
$SPY $QQQ $IWM
@Team2Trading I could not find the reason why when it pull back the first and hold for the range and has solid green candle off the 13 ema you did not enter instead you enter later
Kicked off the week strong trading some $IWM calls 💪
• Above the Previous Day High ✅
• Bullish 13/48/200 EMA trend ✅
• Bull Flagging price structure ✅
When these 3 boxes are checked the entire team knows what to do 💥🚀