I don’t believe in monthly and weekly analysis to determine the trade’s destination.
Why?
Because you’re analyzing liquidity that exists today,
but who told you that the same liquidity will still be there after a week or a month?
Liquidity gets withdrawn.
Liquidity moves.
And new liquidity appears in closer and stronger places.
So what matters to me isn’t where the analyst expects the price to be after a month.
I focus on:
15 minutes — 30 minutes — 4 hours.
I read the liquidity in front of me right now, identify the stronger direction, enter my move, and take my profit within two to three days.
For me, trading isn’t a competition:
Who can predict the market after a month?
Trading is:
Who reads the current liquidity better and exits before the equation changes?
Why?
Because you’re analyzing liquidity that exists today,
but who told you that the same liquidity will still be there after a week or a month?
Liquidity gets withdrawn.
Liquidity moves.
And new liquidity appears in closer and stronger places.
So what matters to me isn’t where the analyst expects the price to be after a month.
I focus on:
15 minutes — 30 minutes — 4 hours.
I read the liquidity in front of me right now, identify the stronger direction, enter my move, and take my profit within two to three days.
For me, trading isn’t a competition:
Who can predict the market after a month?
Trading is:
Who reads the current liquidity better and exits before the equation changes?