Alhamor07

First time I opened Trading view
$BTC $ETH

Opportunity to enter a buy on $MUB
Entry 1040
Stop Loss 1009
First Target 1070
Second Target 1118
With consideration for risk management
⚠️ The trade is not full advice, but reflects a personal viewpoint

I’ve worked a lot on developing strategies, and I have a complete library of indicators. Over time, I realized one thing: follow momentum after a liquidity sweep and manage risk at 1:3. This is literally the best approach. You don’t need to learn more; you need to master what you’ve learned first. If you want an indicator made for your strategy, get in touch with me—I can help you.
$AMZNB $BTC $XAUT

It’s strange how most crypto traders completely ignore stocks as if they don’t exist, even though they’re backed by real companies and tangible cash flows, while chasing worthless coins with no value—just “gambling candles” moving on hype. The reason is simple: most people here aren’t looking for systematic, statistical trading based on risk management and positive expected value (+EV); they’re looking for a quick lucky win and a random double-up. Always remember: entering a coin with no fundamentals just because the candle is green, without waiting for a liquidity sweep or a bounce from a clear point of interest (POI), isn’t courage or trading… it’s just buying a lottery ticket that will inevitably wipe out your account.

$NVDAB $AAPLB $MSFTB

A trader’s success is not measured by the number of winning trades, but by the quality of profit relative to the size of the loss.
$BTC $ETH $SOL

Have you ever heard of a coin-toss game that guarantees you a profit? 🪙📊
Imagine I ask you to toss a coin 100 times under the same fixed rules:
If it lands on "heads": you win $2
If it lands on "tails": you lose $1
Statistically, the probability of heads is 50%, which means that after 100 tosses, you’ll most likely get 50 "heads" and 50 "tails":
Your winnings: 50 × 2 = $100
Your losses: 50 × 1 = $50
Net: +$50 guaranteed profit!
And the best part? Even if you’re unlucky and win only 34 out of 100 tosses, you’ll break even and won’t lose a single cent.
🎯 What does this have to do with trading on a chart?
This is what’s mathematically known as positive expected value (+EV), and it’s the fundamental principle behind a trading system based on a Risk:Reward ratio of 1:2:
A losing trade isn’t a failure; it’s simply a "tails" result on one of the tosses.
You don’t need a 90% win rate to become a profitable trader; you just need to stick to your Stop Loss as a protective shield and let the law of large numbers work in your favor.
Stop searching for the holy grail, and start putting mathematics to work for you! 🛡️
💬 An honest question for you to consider:
What fixed Risk:Reward ratio do you use in your strategy? (1:2, 1:3, or do you leave the trade open and see what happens?) 👇
BTCSOL
#BinanceSquare #SmartMoneyConcepts #RiskManagement #CryptoTrading $BTC
$ETH $SOL

Liquidity hunt at $USARB
🎯📊
The price is currently testing the bottom around $13.08 after a sustained downward move.
💡 Entry strategy (Smart Money Concepts):
We’re watching for a liquidity grab below the current low.
Entry confirmation: A candle must clearly close above the $14 area after the liquidity grab, to avoid falling into a false-breakout trap.
⚠️ Golden rule:
Setting a Stop Loss and sticking to it is more important than the “entry point” itself! Entering without an exit plan is just gambling, and your capital is your only shield in the market. 🛡️
💬 Share your thoughts:
Do you expect the price to simply sweep liquidity and bounce from here, or will we see further declines? Leave your analysis in the comments! 👇
#BinanceSquare #SmartMoneyConcepts #CryptoTrading #priceaction

Are you a trader, or just a gambler waiting for luck?
I’ll tell you what the platforms don’t want you to hear...
The truth is, for most people, the chart is nothing more than a black roulette table. The only difference lies in your mindset:
The gambler: Chases excitement and quick profits, enters trades with high leverage and no plan, and when they lose, revenge trading drives them to take even bigger risks until their account is wiped out.
The professional trader: Operates with the same mindset as a casino (the one with the probability edge); sticks to strict risk management and accepts Stop Loss as part of the cost of playing, so they can stay alive in the market.
💡 The market punishes emotion more than ignorance. If you trade to feel the “thrill,” you’re in a casino. But if you calmly stick to your plan, you’re building your future.
#TradingPsychology #BinanceSquareFamily
$BTC $SOL $ETH

🚨 Buy Trade $BTC

(1h) 🚨
🟢 Buy (Long)
📥 Entry: $83,903
🎯 TP: $84,957
🛑 SL: $83,409
Enter after the last high is broken and price returns to the red box—not at the current price if the current low has not been broken.

🔍 Entry rationale and technical analysis:
Liquidity Sweep: A sharp, rapid drop triggered stop-loss orders below previous lows, forming a strong lower wick before the rebound.
Indicator confirmation (Stochastic RSI): The indicator is in oversold territory (below 20), suggesting that sellers are weakening and a bullish crossover may be approaching.
Outlook: A retest of the support zone (pink box) to form a higher low, followed by a move toward the stated target.
⚠️ Warning: Trading involves risk, and this analysis is not direct financial advice.

Entry at the current price: $BTC
Target: 86700$
Stop loss: 85300$

Entry into SOL
If liquidity is withdrawn $SOL
Entry 19.80
Stop 18.80
Target 22.50

I am waiting

I disagree. Stop loss and risk management are like water in the desert. You must use them to live as long as possible.

From my point of view, this is a manipulation by the whales to flood the market and buy at a lower level, then push the price up. This is their trick to make profits from our losses.

From my point of view, the whales play to flood the market and buy at a lower level, then push the price up. This is their trick.

I expect it to bounce back.

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