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THIS ONE SECRET WILL SAVE YOUR ACCOUNT THOUSANDS. I breakdown: • How to identify a trend change BEFORE most traders. • How to know when the market is likely to start selling. • When to stop buying and let the market come to you. • Why doing less often...

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MaxAmutt2 months ago

Many thanks for this brilliant piece of teaching

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Justin Banks2 months ago

Thanks for watching!!

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Ryan Wild2 months ago

I’ve seen you posting about pullback. But didn’t listen. I’m taking a step back and watching for a little. Keep trying to “catch the dip” but the dip keeps dipping

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Justin Banks2 months ago

This video should help! Will show you a trend change. Higher timeframes are your friend! I believe in you!

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Ryan Wild2 months ago

Appreciate it! I’m 43 and very behind. A lot to learn, and continue to learn

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Al2 months ago

You’re awesome bro 👊

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Justin Banks2 months ago

Appreciate you!!!

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pavnerdninja1 month ago

How do you differentiate trend change vs normal pull back with lower highs with downward trend line/ wedge for upward move? is it lower low after lower high confirms trend change?

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DILLMAN2 months ago

Love it!!!

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Aileen Hayes 🍁2 months ago

@grok please explain 8/21 cross

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Terry Blassingame1 month ago

Great Teaching!

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LDS Rogue2 months ago

Cool

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Rinran2 months ago

@grok 总结视频内容

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BTC2 months ago

how do you know that its not consolidating before a break higher ? or instead its going lower ? also when it does consolidate and the cross over are happening for fun, what do you do ?

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David Corsair2 months ago

🙏

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Weston2 months ago

This breakdown sounds super useful, definitely looking for more of these.

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STOC Master2 months ago

Well done! 💯

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Halal Chart Lab2 months ago

"Doing less" is the one that pays for the other three. But it's not patience. It's structural: entry price decided before the breakout stop placed before the entry if neither gets hit, there is literally nothing to do Traders don't overtrade because they lack discipline. They overtrade because nothing was decided in advance.

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Khaled Fintech Expert2 months ago

Exactly. I stopped overcomplicating entries. I wait for structure to shift and let the market come to me. Situational awareness beats prediction every time.

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