Thanks for sharing this. Be interested to see how it tallies with my understanding of order flow and if I can add some bits to my understand. Everyday is a learning day

Onto some liquid drum and bass now.

This fundamentally comes down to your time availability and ability to trade with speed and nimbleness.

Thing is the regulators can sometimes be more of a pain than needed. For example I assume many of you have heard about the Veracity debacle? Thousands of dollars locked from customers at the behest of the FSCA. If they are anything like the FCA in the UK, that money could be locked up years as they ...

No better here in the UK to be honest and the BoE is doing less to raise interest rates. Add to that our government is a circus at the moment. 95 Unleaded is £1.94 a litre in the southeast and in excess of £2 in London. Diesel more so. So approximately $9 per gallon

I think it is so important to have side hustles when learning to trade and even after you are able to make money from it. Reliance on a single income stream is something that hasn't sat well with me throughout my working life. I take part in matched betting and offshoot value betting from that where...

I view price as fractal and that it moves the same on all time frames, just at different speeds. With that in mind I always just look for areas of liquidity I feel the markets will reach for and assess current price position in the range to that point. As such it wouldn't represent a "harder tr...

I'm finding listening to various forms of ambient noise or nature noises works well for me at the moment. I've found a preference for lapping waves rather than crashing waves. Like this one for example:

Events the other day can't have helped at all!

I think it is certainly useful to be aware of major news events as these are often drivers of price into technical levels.