1. Identify liquidity zones â do you mark them manually or use indicators 2. Wait for retest entries â do you enter on first touch or confirmation candle 3. Manage risk per trade â fixed % or based on setup conviction 4. Scale in positions â do you ladder entries or go allâin at one price 5. Exit before weekend â do you hold positions over lowâliquidity periods 6. Correlation check â do you avoid trading pairs that move together 7. Use multiâtimeframe analysis â which two TFs give you the clearest bias 8. News fade strategy â do you trade against the initial spike or ride momentum 9. Protect open profits â do you move SL to BE or partial close 10. Review losing trades â do you focus on technicals or psychology first
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President Donald Trump announced on October 10 that the United States will impose an additional 100% tariff on Chinese imports starting November 1, bringing total tariffs to approximately 130% on top of the existing 30% duties already in place. âą The tariff announcement came in direct response to Chinaâs expanded export restrictions on rare earth minerals announced Thursday, which now cover 12 of 17 rare earth elements critical for manufacturing semiconductors, electric vehicles, and defense systems. âą Wall Street plummeted in response, with the Dow Jones falling 878 points (1.9%), the S&P 500 dropping 2.7%, and the Nasdaq declining 3.6% in the worst trading day since April. âą Trump threatened to cancel his planned meeting with Chinese President at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in South Korea later this month, calling Chinaâs actions âextraordinarily aggressiveâ and a âmoral disgrace.â âą The escalation threatens to derail the fragile trade truce between the worldâs two largest economies that has been in effect since earlier this year, when tariffs on Chinese goods had peaked at 145% before both sides agreed to reduce some duties.