Morning!
Goooood morning.
I know I’m not the only one who takes a loss and wants to instant come back in Asia sessions and get it back.
Last night, I didn’t do that.
I would have won, my idea played out.
But I’m going to stick to my discipline of where I know my money is.
See you on stream!
September payouts rolling in—$1,800 from Lucid Flex accounts + $2,500 Vanquish payout (first from this options prop firm).
In this breakdown, I'm sharing the ONE thing I wish I understood better when I started trading VWAP: location matters more than the setup itself.
Using Tuesday and Wednesday trade comparisons across NQ, ES, and YM, I show why a Double Break trade at previous Value Area Low has completely different probability than one way underneath it. This is the critical edge that separates winners from losses.
NQ short following London bias.
Rejecting the previous day's low.
Loss took away this morning profits and some since i was low size during the last trade.
This morning (London), I switched to NQ, it was a lot clearer than ES.
So I took a short after the Double Break oportunity.
I liked the DB setup, but ES didn’t give one to the downside.
That ended up being my only trade during the London session.
Just dropped a new YouTube video on how I am taking out consistent payouts and my mindset that can help you don the same.
The #1 skill that separates profitable traders from the rest?
Knowing when NOT to trade.
In this video, I break down the exact discipline mindset that's going to level up your day trading consistency. We're talking about the "just because I can doesn't mean I should" mentality that literally saved my trading account in August when everyone else was blowing up.
Today's long on NQ over NY VWAP. Another wait through a painful drawdown but worked out.
ES short, Double Break setup.
1 trade into the afternoon and I’m done.
Not my greatest day... I’m letting emotions kick in too often.
I’m ending the session earlier and enjoying the weekend.
See you all Monday.
mYM
1 more trade for the day and Done.
Long for a small win into the Overnight VWAP
Against the over all bias but the market was so overextended it needed a pullback.