What do you guys think? I have some trouble taking the entries though, seems like I miss them all the time, maybe because Im not quite used to scalping, need to work on that more 
If you are making a stop, it will probably either be a trend reversal or horizontal. For this reason, I think the best option is to observe after the stop. This is my first time trying US100. Let's see how the developments will turn out in the US100. 
- #2,451
- Mar 27, 2026 8:42am Mar 27, 2026 8:42am
- Joined Oct 2014 | Status: Cooking | 1,483 Posts
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink
- #2,452
- Mar 27, 2026 9:19am Mar 27, 2026 9:19am
{quote} You 1000% needed to buy there not sell. It's all bullish structure lol Price broke the high and created a higher low
I'll need to start drinking more coffee..
- #2,453
- Mar 27, 2026 9:41am Mar 27, 2026 9:41am
Lets get 1 million likes on this one xD Make sure to turn on auto trading for it to work {file}
it has news list and vertical lines.. so you dont get catched by news so easely
- #2,455
- Mar 27, 2026 11:22am Mar 27, 2026 11:22am
- Joined Oct 2014 | Status: Cooking | 1,483 Posts
Good entry? {image}
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink
- #2,456
- Mar 28, 2026 4:11am Mar 28, 2026 4:11am
Good morning,
I’ve been a bit quieter here lately because I’ve been backtesting a few more things for myself, such as the 15-second chart, VWAP and CVD.
I’ve already started to see some early progress.
The first entry is from Wednesday on Gold. First in M1, the London Low was respected, and then price dropped below the VWAP and used it as resistance as well. In my new tradingplan, I only want to capture the move between two liquidity zones. In this case, the Asia Low was the next logical target.
If you then look at the 15-second chart (next picture), you can clearly see the EMA flip and our entry model, which is basically the same on every timeframe — even on the seconds charts.
Some people would say it’s more dangerous on such tiny timeframes, but I actually find that it gives me cleaner entries. That said, I’m also very disciplined.
Then on Friday, I found a setup on the US30, and it worked immediately. The M1 chart had fallen below the EMA200 and below the lower VWAP band.
My next target was then the next lower band. Again, I only wanted to take part of the move (a piece of the cake) — and once again, on the 15-second chart, we got the EMA flip and our clean entry model. I know I could hold the trades for longer, but for now I’m happy with a 2:1 target. Holding all the way to the next liquidity zone will come later.
I’m really starting to understand the market better. Big thanks to xkwisit, and I can honestly recommend that everyone takes some time to learn about VWAP. I happened to have two days off, so I spent a lot of time focusing on it.
This week (together with a few other losses and wins) I managed to put 5R in the bag
Wishing everyone a great weekend
I’ve been a bit quieter here lately because I’ve been backtesting a few more things for myself, such as the 15-second chart, VWAP and CVD.
I’ve already started to see some early progress.
The first entry is from Wednesday on Gold. First in M1, the London Low was respected, and then price dropped below the VWAP and used it as resistance as well. In my new tradingplan, I only want to capture the move between two liquidity zones. In this case, the Asia Low was the next logical target.
If you then look at the 15-second chart (next picture), you can clearly see the EMA flip and our entry model, which is basically the same on every timeframe — even on the seconds charts.
Some people would say it’s more dangerous on such tiny timeframes, but I actually find that it gives me cleaner entries. That said, I’m also very disciplined.
Then on Friday, I found a setup on the US30, and it worked immediately. The M1 chart had fallen below the EMA200 and below the lower VWAP band.
My next target was then the next lower band. Again, I only wanted to take part of the move (a piece of the cake) — and once again, on the 15-second chart, we got the EMA flip and our clean entry model. I know I could hold the trades for longer, but for now I’m happy with a 2:1 target. Holding all the way to the next liquidity zone will come later.
I’m really starting to understand the market better. Big thanks to xkwisit, and I can honestly recommend that everyone takes some time to learn about VWAP. I happened to have two days off, so I spent a lot of time focusing on it.
This week (together with a few other losses and wins) I managed to put 5R in the bag
Wishing everyone a great weekend
