Islam_Ambassada
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Why I Don’t Just Trade Any Setup: My Strategy & Trading Rules
Lately, I’ve received a lot of questions from people about BNB and SOL, and others are wondering why I’m not trading the recent “noise” in BTC.
Let me share the truth with you — so pay close attention.
1. I Only Trade Clear Setups
Every chart I trade is backed by a solid setup. I always know exactly where to buy, provided the market aligns with my strategy. I also know where that setup becomes invalid.
Some setups are strictly for higher timeframes, while others work on both higher and lower timeframes. I avoid weak or unconvincing setups, especially those that suggest a possible sell. As a spot trader, I’m not interested in chasing every move — I only look for strong buy opportunities.
2. I Look for High-Probability Trades
I focus on 80%+ probability setups — those that are clear and convincing. If I see a buy opportunity but can’t determine a solid take-profit zone or where the setup could be violated, I consider it too risky to trade.
3. No Stop Losses – My Risk Management Is Different
As a spot trader, I don’t use stop losses. Instead, I rely on DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) as my main risk management tool. But even more importantly, I avoid traps by selecting only the best setups. That alone minimizes my exposure to unnecessary losses.
4. Not Every Bullish Coin Deserves My Attention
You might see 70 coins looking bullish, but only 10 may provide a clear direction — the rest will just do what they want before moving up. I focus on the ones that are giving clean, understandable movements. They’re safer and more reliable to trade.
5. Trading Is Not Gambling – It’s a Halal Discipline
I don’t gamble with my money — because gambling is haram. That’s why I’m very cautious about speculation. I never post just any coin on my page. I make sure I have at least 80% conviction in a setup before sharing or entering a trade.
Example 😊
$BTC
On the bitcoin chart 📈 i am bearish overall until market violate the resistance area 😊❤️ pointed in an arrow
Why am I not trading noise any more ?
1.Because I have traded the zone within 75$k-90$k more than thrice on my page 😊 and all my followers made some good profit ❤️
This is enough for me not to trade it any more because base on my sentiments it is noise 🤝 not clear trades.
2. On the bigger picture I am bearish so I prefer not trading it as a spot trader 😊 my risk management (DCA) cant cover me up in case of major dip
3. I do not trade against the trend 3 times base on my rules.
4. Until my rules is violated I don’t speculate on my rules 🤝…
Okay what about $ETH
I shared a trade on $ETH because From my perspective I see an opportunity 🤝 and it looks more clearer to me than btc 🤝 for that reason bitcoin might make more noise up but I will still prefer my best setup on $ethereum 🤝
This look simplified for anyone to understand my rules
If you appreciate this style of trading — disciplined, intentional, and halal — then please like, comment, and follow for more updates. I’m here to help you grow in this space the right way.
Let me share the truth with you — so pay close attention.
1. I Only Trade Clear Setups
Every chart I trade is backed by a solid setup. I always know exactly where to buy, provided the market aligns with my strategy. I also know where that setup becomes invalid.
Some setups are strictly for higher timeframes, while others work on both higher and lower timeframes. I avoid weak or unconvincing setups, especially those that suggest a possible sell. As a spot trader, I’m not interested in chasing every move — I only look for strong buy opportunities.
2. I Look for High-Probability Trades
I focus on 80%+ probability setups — those that are clear and convincing. If I see a buy opportunity but can’t determine a solid take-profit zone or where the setup could be violated, I consider it too risky to trade.
3. No Stop Losses – My Risk Management Is Different
As a spot trader, I don’t use stop losses. Instead, I rely on DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) as my main risk management tool. But even more importantly, I avoid traps by selecting only the best setups. That alone minimizes my exposure to unnecessary losses.
4. Not Every Bullish Coin Deserves My Attention
You might see 70 coins looking bullish, but only 10 may provide a clear direction — the rest will just do what they want before moving up. I focus on the ones that are giving clean, understandable movements. They’re safer and more reliable to trade.
5. Trading Is Not Gambling – It’s a Halal Discipline
I don’t gamble with my money — because gambling is haram. That’s why I’m very cautious about speculation. I never post just any coin on my page. I make sure I have at least 80% conviction in a setup before sharing or entering a trade.
Example 😊
$BTC
On the bitcoin chart 📈 i am bearish overall until market violate the resistance area 😊❤️ pointed in an arrow
Why am I not trading noise any more ?
1.Because I have traded the zone within 75$k-90$k more than thrice on my page 😊 and all my followers made some good profit ❤️
This is enough for me not to trade it any more because base on my sentiments it is noise 🤝 not clear trades.
2. On the bigger picture I am bearish so I prefer not trading it as a spot trader 😊 my risk management (DCA) cant cover me up in case of major dip
3. I do not trade against the trend 3 times base on my rules.
4. Until my rules is violated I don’t speculate on my rules 🤝…
Okay what about $ETH
I shared a trade on $ETH because From my perspective I see an opportunity 🤝 and it looks more clearer to me than btc 🤝 for that reason bitcoin might make more noise up but I will still prefer my best setup on $ethereum 🤝
This look simplified for anyone to understand my rules
If you appreciate this style of trading — disciplined, intentional, and halal — then please like, comment, and follow for more updates. I’m here to help you grow in this space the right way.
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