Disliked{quote} Happy Friday, traders While the "buy the dip" scenario didn’t materialize as anticipated, the sell limit triggered exactly as planned, and the trade is now running with disciplined risk parameters. I’m fully prepared for the stop loss to hit—that’s not failure; it’s strategic exposure. Risk management isn’t optional; it’s the foundation of longevity in this game. The lesson? Trading isn’t about predicting every move; it’s about executing a process. Markets punish rigidity and reward adaptability. This week’s liquidity-driven moves—especially...Ignored
I’m closing this trade.
Yes, it was well planned, but I need to respect the current price action. The supply zone I was relying on for rejection has been broken. In my playbook, this changes everything.
The broken supply zone is now an empty zone signals no more sellers willing to push a rejection.
Per my rules: “Broken supply = no-man’s land—no reason to hold a rejection bias.”
“Respect zones until they’re breached; then adapt.”
An empty zone is easy to penetrate, and holding a sell here would be based on hope, not strategy.
If the price drops afterward, I’m okay with it. My process is about probabilities, not perfection. Sticking to my rules is more important than chasing what could have been.
HAPPY TRADING
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