Trading Strategies and Market Analysis

All right. I'm going to tell you guys, I've been doing this almost 20 years,

and I don't get it right every single day.

Okay? You know what the secret is to my trading?

I simply wait until everything lines up.

What profile are we in? Are we in a trending condition?

Are we in a consolidation area? I use that as my

building blocks, and then by using the market profiling to

give me the

in-initial clue as to where we may be trading, then I start looking at

actual individual market structure concepts on the three timeframes

that I use for

whatever type of trading I'm doing at the time.

Because I am dynamic, I move from one timeframe or

profile of trading to another. One week I may be simply a day trader.

In other weeks, I'll be a short-term trader.

One trader's bias may be bullish, okay, and they're looking for buys,

and that may exist inside the realm of another trader's sell bias.

They both can be correct and make money.

It's about being profitable. There is no black and white.

It's very important you understand that.

As a trader,

you must enter the gray

and be comfortable with the less than perfect visibility.

I'm still trading on the probabilities. There's no perfect scenario, okay?

Don't expect 100%. It's not going to happen.

Find your timeframe as a trader. Determine the market structure given for

that timeframe. Trade within that respective market structure and

perform your targeting on the highest and mid-level

timeframes. It's about consistently harvesting profits

out of the

marketplace, keeping risk low and your action

level low. Keep your trading controlled.

That way, you're going to control your emotions,

your expectations will be kept

realistic, and you're going to live comfortably in

the gray.