Knowing Which Traders Get Forced to Exit Isn't Enough

 

I'm going to let you know which traders will be forced to exit and at what prices before it happens, and then show you real footage of it being traded.

Below, framed in yellow, are the specific group of buyers who'll be forced to exit: 

 

They'll be forced to exit at prices within each red box. 
New buyers who'll enter where shown will add fuel to move prices into the lowest red box. 

 

Daily framework extracts above—which traders exit, what prices.

Live execution footage below. Note the trade locations.

 

What you're seeing is repeatable. If it's repeatable, then it's transferrable. But with one caveat.

Knowing which traders will be forced to exit. 

Knowing the prices where they'll exit. 

Knowing where to enter and exit with high odds. 

Recognising which signature trade from the playbook fits how the market is behaving 'now'

But trading incubation is never covered.

You can get through 20, 50 or more repeats and be competent, but not yet capable of doing it every single time.

This is where most give up.

It's a big reason why even those with the right knowledge, framework and playbook of proven trades never make it. 

And I'm including those in professional trading firms—the quitters, the 'it's not for me' crowd who then immediately try shortcuts via a different approach. Only further delaying their progress because trading is a 'doing' activity that always comes back to repetition.

But for the minority who accept incubation takes time—it's a reminder most won't do it. It's personally motivating because that's what makes them a source of funds to take from, repeatedly. 

All you have to do is complete enough repetitions. However many that is for you—provided of course you're doing it error free—which is what feedback is for. 

 
Adam Fiske