TXR

The checklist stays manual by design. I want to keep it discretionary, even though Claude can already read a chart and run through it for me. The scoring is automated, built across multiple conditions and tiers: instrument, session, news context, confluence count, and historical performance in similar setups.

@txr_trading @barnc0re @BatCountry45 Incredible work. How automated is the checklist? I've been meaning to dive into the Tradingview MCP

@barnc0re @BatCountry45 Separate app. This is the edge score calculator tab, part of a full trading journal covering everything I need.

@txr_trading @BatCountry45 Super cool. Is it an indicator within Tradingview or a separate app you coded?

That library is something I've built myself. There is no shortcut, but here is where I would start: • Use X advanced search with targeted keywords to surface his older posts. • Use Grok to pull summaries on specific subjects or topics directly from his profile. • Dive into the sub-communities and accounts who have studied him, and are now sharing education around his frameworks. Initially, it will feel overwhelming, but the puzzle eventually starts to take shape.

@txr_trading @Moneytaur_ Where do you have that library with the concepts of MT i dont find them anywhere any tips on how to study him?

There is a certain point in your learning journey where you stop looking for shortcuts and start respecting the process for what it actually is: slow, deliberate, and brutal. For me, that shift happened almost two years ago when I came across @Moneytaur_ on X. His track record stood out, but what made easy the decision to commit was not the content itself. It was the type of people he was attracting and retaining. A smaller community at the time, but grounded, serious, and clearly there for the right reasons. So I've decided to put in the work. Since then I have dedicated myself to studying his insights, putting in hundreds of hours across technical analysis, mindset, and the broader frameworks he shares around decoding the game of life. A commitment to actually understanding this game rather than just participating in it. The results are difficult to quantify, because they go beyond the charts. Professionally, personally, financially. Opportunities that once felt out of reach start presenting themselves, not by luck, but because you are simply moving in the right direction long enough for it to matter. If you are early in your journey, find one source worth trusting and go deep before going wide. Then, build your own structure and system around what you learned. At a time when I was looking for a way to build real knowledge, your content and community gave me somewhere honest to start. I am grateful for everything you have put out over the years @Moneytaur_.

While I'm not sure about how serious you are about this claim, and as someone who domestically dominated the space competitively for 8 years straight, winning internationally aswell, I'd push back on the 1%. Top 1% in a game's matchmaking system and top 1% in the actual competitive landscape are very different things. I'd be honestly shocked if you even managed to achieve the first. A propfirm trader withdrawing $7-10k a month is technically in the 1% of the prop firm space. We agree that does not come close to what 1% actually means in financial markets scope. Correct me if I'm wrong. Coaching is a genuine technical accelerator, but 3 weeks does not give you near enough time to build the working memory that separates elite players from good ones. I am a former professional and I still need weeks just to return to a decent baseline after time away. That said, the message holds. Most players plateau the moment progression requires actual work rather than more hours.

I spent 3 weeks playing competitive video games this year. The type of games I haven't played in 15-20 years. I spent $400 on coaching. I reached top 1% in the game. I played with people who have been grinding for 4 years, saying they are can't believe how good I got in 3 weeks, as I surpassed their highest achievement in the game. I told them what I did, they said they can't afford $400 in coaching.. but they can afford to get nowhere playing a game for 4 years? Maybe they should get a job instead and hire a coach.

@jvmtrader_ I use @TraderDune's Key Liquidity Sweep concept, as I understand it. Advanced search his profile for all the available accurate explanations.

@txr_trading liquidity sweep is touching the HOB ?

@Albert_618 Well deserved. When I first found your profile, the chihuahua wasn't very convincing. No flashy branding, no hype. After one year of watching you closely, I can say it's hard to grasp the level you're operating at. "Decoding Albert" is already a thing. Congratulations🥂

Time to Rest When the day ends I will go offline until Sunday Asia open. I will check my Stock positions once, thats it. I deserve the rest and it's time to plan the next Steps. --- Big goals are coming closer. And I gonna reach them. Thats not a probability it's a certainty. Did you count the RR I pulled this month? 3 figures. It's timestamped. You can argue only partials reached that. I don't care. Not to forget I told people we gonna see ATH's and longed the sh*t out of US Stock bottoms. Big love to those who committed <3

@BatCountry45 It was personally 'coded' by me, based on months of trading history and data on this edge. It is not publicly available at this moment.

@txr_trading How do you get that checklist?

@mnr_bond Back to sleep until May.

@txr_trading Flexing two days in a row, huh

@Danishgazi08 Obsidian and a personally coded dashboard/platform.

@txr_trading What platform do you use for journal ?

@mnr_bond Thank you Bond, I appreciate you. I’ll admit, it arguably lacks transparency since I only post my winning ideas. I currently see this account as more of a vision board of what actually worked. Maybe I’ll start writing publicly when I have something truly valuable to contribute.

@txr_trading TXR, you're my favorite trader on the internet. No comments, no discussions, just calm charts and execution month after month

@aipomyy I focus primarily on MTF/HTF levels, but I consider my current style closer to intraday trading than swing trading. Most of my trades last from a couple of hours to a few days. Forex tends to move slower between HTF liquidity levels, while indices move faster.

@txr_trading Banger choice for playing it wide brother, do you mainly focus on swing trading?