You don’t jump on randomly. You don’t get off at every stop.
You stay on until one of two things happens: 1. You reach your final destination (take profit) 2. The train changes route and won’t get you there (invalidated setup)
Beginner traders do the opposite: • They jump on every train • They panic and get off early (even when it’s going the right way) • They refuse to get off at the destination and roundtrip
It is so simple though: • Pick the train → Trade setup • Confirm direction → Trend • Choose destination → Identify take profit levels • Reassess if route changes → Trend shift, early close • Get off at the final destination → Take profit
Recognise yourself?
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Taking a trade is like riding a train.
You don’t jump on randomly.
You don’t get off at every stop.
You stay on until one of two things happens:
1. You reach your final destination (take profit)
2. The train changes route and won’t get you there (invalidated setup)
Beginner traders do the opposite:
• They jump on every train
• They panic and get off early (even when it’s going the right way)
• They refuse to get off at the destination and roundtrip
It is so simple though:
• Pick the train → Trade setup
• Confirm direction → Trend
• Choose destination → Identify take profit levels
• Reassess if route changes → Trend shift, early close
• Get off at the final destination → Take profit
Recognise yourself?