Rektless
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Serious message for everyone who is struggling with trading at the moment!
I am going to tell you a little bit about my journey and maybe you can take some lessons from this.
I started trading together with my brother @kadir_xau during March 2020.
We were like sponges. We learned so many strategies in no time.
The community we were in (MLM) couldn‘t believe that we could even trade. Most of them just cared about selling the product.
We were dedicated to the charts.
Everyday 16 hours! Live chart time + Backtesting.
We learned two strategies back then,
Elliot wave & Heikin Ashi Candles.
We mastered it, but the winrate was way too low. Like 20%. (Maybe less)
You had to really hold trades so it was no where profitable. Only hindsight stuff.
After that we just focused on Price Action. We digested every single candle.
We just experienced how the candles formed and gained so much from that.
(Members in the Live Session witnessed our accuracy on M1 Timeframe for months.)
After 2 years @kadir_xau came up with our holy grail:
the Manipulation Candle.
It took us soo much time to perfect the edge to a point where a whole playbook & strategy evolved from that.
We already knew liquidity and imbalances (FVG) back then and we added the Manipulation Candle to that. And it worked wonders.
After years of executing on the same exact setup with small nuances we felt like we found the holy grail to trading Gold.
Strategy ✅
Then Risk & Trade management became the second step.
We backtested all of our trades and journaled everything.
And we saw that 1:2RR has the highest Winrate + Reward combined.
Yes sometimes the trades go for much more than that, but the probability was not high enough to hold every single trade to 10R.
We adapted the strategy from M1 entries to M5 & M15 entries.
This way the winrate got close to 85% with 2RR.
+ Mental Capital wasn‘t drained
Because if the stop loss gets hit the whole idea is invalid.
You won‘t see our trades hitting SL and going in that direction again.
Max Losing Streak until today is 4.
Risk & Trade Management ✅
Only remaining aspect was the psychology.
The mastery of trading psychology comed through confidence in the edge you have.
We have data of 1.000s of trades.
And we know what Winrate and RR we will average a month.
So the outcome of 1 single trade doesn‘t mean anything.
Yes the probability is very high, but that doesn‘t mean you can overrisk on every single trade, because we also have the data on the max losing streak (4).
This way you are forced to manage your risk and also not marry your trade idea.
So the mental aspect of trading became strong through the data-backed proven strategy.
Psychology ✅
Take this however you want.
Make the weekends count.
Don‘t be a fool.
Trading is a blessing, but a nightmare until you find profitability.
Comment "EBOOK" to receive my 36-page strategy e-book for FREE! 👇
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Opened a small spreadbet account to try out some different ideas, caught this on GU, not a bad net gain in a week, thank you 618ers @Albert_618 @kssb__ @Trader_Vantage @materagian
Much love ___G___

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This Wall Street trader said one thing controls the entire S&P.
Not price action. Not order flow. Not the Fed.
One indicator that 90% of retail traders don't even have on their screen.
Here's why he won't trade without it ↓
Dylan trades at a real Wall Street prop firm. Real desk. Real capital.
He's been using this same edge for years.
"If you stripped this away from me, I would have a hard time analyzing the S&P."
That's a Wall Street trader saying he can't do his job without one tool.
Here's what it does:
It shows you where institutions are actually positioned.
Not where they say they are.
Where their money is.
When it moves, the S&P follows.
It's directly tied to the algorithms.
90% of S&P futures volume is algos.
And those algos trigger buy and sell programs based on this one indicator.
Back in February, Dylan saw it hit a key support level on a Thursday.
The S&P had just failed at all-time highs.
And it had sold off four out of the last five Fridays.
He went long with a 15-cent stop.
6 to 1 R. The S&P dropped for weeks after.
He didn't predict the top. He just read what the market was already showing him.
Simple setup. No clutter. Just context most traders never look at.
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We broke down his whole strategy and compiled real trade examples.
If you want it in your DMs, just reply "ME" 👇
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Stop Being an “Almost” Trader
If you’ve been trading 2-3 years and still feel “almost”… this is for you.
You’re not new.
You know charts.
You’ve studied loads.
But you’re still repeating the same mistakes.
This is what I call the “Almost” Trader.
Nearly there.
So close.
But you just can’t break through.
The Almost Trader knows they shouldn’t overtrade…
But they do.
They shouldn’t move stops…
But they still do it.
They shouldn’t switch strategy…
But they do it again.
And at some point you start thinking…
“Why do I keep ending up back at the same place?”
Here’s what keeps you stuck there:
❌ Discretionary rules.
❌ Too many decisions.
❌ Too much screen time.
You burn out.
And the cycle repeats.
So it feels like this:
Close… but never stable.
Profitable some weeks… then back to breakeven.
Confident in backtesting… unsure live.
Always “almost”.
If you want out of that stage, you don’t need more effort.
You need to:
✅ Simplify
✅ Mechanicalise
✅ Slow it down
When it’s mechanical:
✅ No second-guessing
✅ No interfering
✅ No constant tweaking
Trading fits into your life instead of consuming it.
So maybe it’s not discipline.
Maybe it’s the way you’re trading.
If you’re done being the “Almost” Trader,
Comment ''VIDEO''
And I’ll show you exactly what to change.
- Alan
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Talked to a trader who's made almost $1,000,000 in the last 24 months...
Over $400,000 last year alone.
Asked him what his A+ setup is.
The one he's locked in on every single day.
"When I see it, I know exactly how it plays out."
12 years of trading.
Every strategy, indicator, and system you can imagine.
And he keeps coming back to one setup.
One area on the chart where he makes his money.
He calls it "The Battle Zone."
The place where most traders panic.
Where emotions run highest.
Where the money actually changes hands.
But knowing when to trade is only half of it.
He also created something called the "No Trade Zone."
The area on the chart where he refuses to trade.
Doesn't matter how bored he is.
Doesn't matter if everyone else is trading.
If price is stuck there by noon... he walks away.
No trade. No forcing. No exceptions.
That discipline alone separates him from 90% of traders.
While they're overtrading and bleeding out...
He's waiting.
And when his setup finally shows up?
He's coming up off his seat.
"Oh here we go. This is exactly what I need to see."
Simple?
Yes.
Easy?
Not even close.
But $400K this year says it works.
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Who wants his complete playbook/strategy + real trade examples?
We'll send it to your DMs — just reply "ME" 👇
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@RayoMayoFayo weekend pa, gotta love it. nice supply between the 618 & 705, maybe higher tf wyckoff here

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$BTC
I don’t usually include crypto in my content since my main focus is building a TradFi Community. But BTC this week was too clean from a structural perspective not to mention.
72K was the key level for a bottom. Instead, BTC sliced straight through 72K, flipping it from long to short.
On the 4D> level, a valid LTF distribution formed within that higher timeframe area. I entered on confirmation and secured 25% TP at the distribution range lows and first demand.
It’s also important to note that crypto bottoms rarely form from a single aggressive wick. A real bottom requires range formation and time. Until accumulation is clearly established, fading strength makes more sense than trying to pre-call a reversal...
Now, a short continuation level has formed, which opens the door for a corrective push before potential bearish continuation. When on the LTF a BOS to the upside was created, double hidden levels were created, which allowed for a quick scalp long targeting the short level... not a shift in bias, just taking a scalp within the bearish structure!
Now a distribution is taking shape while arriving to the bearish continuation level, an opportunity to add on my short position... Let's see what's next!
I don't usually trade on the weekends, but an opportunity was there. Might as well take it!👁️

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@RayoMayoFayo I was just gonna ask if u were watching this. There is 4 day & weekly double hiddens above for model 1 👀
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$USDCAD has a distributive PA in confluence with $EURUSD accumulation... IYKYK

Rayman@RayoMayoFayo
$EURUSD MTF accumulative PA Might long EURUSD on the BOS! Long to short...
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Back in 2018, I was glued to the 1-minute chart.
I’d sit there watching candles tick, waiting for something to move.
Setup looks decent I’d jump in.
Didn’t even think. Just reacted.
And then, a few seconds later…
Signal changes.
Candle flips.
And I’m sat there like:
“What the f*ck did I just do?”
This is what day trading does to you.
It had me in a constant state of pressure.
No planning. No patience. Just reacting
and convincing myself it was strategy.
What made it worse?
I was using a subjective system.
So half the time I didn’t even know what I was reacting to.
Just vibes and stress.
You start forcing trades.
Second-guessing everything.
Telling yourself to “be more disciplined”…
But when the pace is that fast, there’s no space to even think straight.
What changed everything for me was switching to swing trading.
Daily chart.
Slower pace.
Signals don’t rush you.
You’ve actually got time to stop, assess, wait and make decisions you trust.
So if you keep losing trades because you're panicking...
My advice? You should probably stop day trading.
And start playing a game you can actually win.
So if now feels like the right time to change things…
I’ve put together a guide that breaks down exactly how I trade now.
It’s called the Ultimate Swing Guide and it’s everything I wish I had when I was stuck in the day trading loop.
You’ll get a quick win from it straight away and a much clearer idea of how to slow it down and trade with edge!
👉 Comment “SWING” and I'll send it over
- Alan

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