For beginners: The basics to follow my signals
This is a simple guide to understand how a trading setup works.
In the chart picture, you will clearly see: Entry point, target (TP), stop loss (SL), and risk/reward ratio (RR).
The trade opens at the indicated entry.
It closes if it reaches the target (TP) or if it hits the stop loss (SL).
Important:
If I do not publish a new update, follow the original setup.
If there is a change (such as cancelling the trade or taking partial profits), I will notify you in a new post.
If the price moves in favor of the trade, it is advisable to move the stop loss to the profit zone to secure gains.
When the price reaches the profit zone of +1R, consider taking some profits and letting the rest run.
Re-entries:
The market sometimes gives second chances. If the price returns to the entry:
The first re-entry is valid.
The second can also be good.
The third is already risky.
The fourth or fifth is high risk and I do not recommend it.
Key tips:
Do not use leverage unless it is money you are willing to lose.
Use only a portion of your capital in each trade, not your entire portfolio.
If you decide to follow my signals, you should know that I operate with a swing trader style, which means trades can last from hours, days, or even weeks.
The most important rule: Do not get attached to an idea. In the market, adapting is worth more than being right.
If the plan changes, it is not betrayal... it is survival.