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I did change that Border Lings (TMA) to Starc bands, maybe better now, just have to find right settings and take signals with trend.
Not bad signals.

bilbao wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 1:15 am Neural VSA Trade Assistant

best mt4 volume indicator available just so you know

Deez wrote: Thu May 16, 2019 6:21 pm Good combination

not bAd

Chickenspicy wrote: Sun May 21, 2023 5:20 pm Anticipating the form of fractaks may be good

Maybe the same fractal dots
Gu34 was repaint also

is repaint but was made from tankk come to find out

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tankk "study indicator settings test it well"
not mtf

I asked ChatGPT about the top 50 rules a trader can list. Here is the result below.

Here are 50 rules that may be important for traders:

1. Manage risk. Use proper position sizing and stop loss rules.
2. Set up a specific trading plan and stick to it.
3.Control your emotions and avoid making decisions based on impulses.
4. Be patient and take your time to enter/exit trades.
5. Develop and apply a trading strategy according to your own style and preferences.
6. Remember that trading strategies can show periods of bad performance at times.
7. Use technical analysis and/or fundamental analysis to make trading decisions.
8. Use stop loss and take profit orders to limit losses and secure profits.
9. React quickly to changing market conditions and adjust your strategy as necessary.
10. Be flexible and open to learning and growing as a trader.
11. Closely monitor your trades and keep a trading journal.
12. Don't invest more than you are willing to lose.
13. Don't rely on premonitions and grandiose predictions; rely on facts and analysis.
14. Accept losses as a natural part of trading and don't view them as personal failures.
15. Act on probabilities, not hopes.
16. Follow the principles of a healthy lifestyle and take care of your physical and mental health.
17. Don't try to make up for your losses by taking even greater risks.
18. Make financial trading education an important part of your strategy.
19. Be aware of the impact of market information and macroeconomic events on the prices of financial instruments.
20. Consider seasonality and market trends in your trading decisions.
21. Respect your own limits and do not trade when you are tired or disabled.
22. Be attentive to variables that may affect the credibility of available market data.
23. Choose the right type of trading account based on your needs and skills.
24. Take care of adequate financial resources and a cash reserve for unforeseen expenses.
25. Avoid the IT effect and rely on individual analysis and decisions.
26. Participate in the trader community to exchange experiences and gain knowledge.
27. Don't give up after one failure; stick to your long term strategy.
28. Don't be afraid to change your opinion or strategy if market conditions suggest it.
29. Focus on long-term results, not short-term gains.
30. Be disciplined and remember your own rules.
31. Don't compare yourself to other traders; focus on your own progress and goals.
32. Be realistic and avoid overconfidence.
33. Analyze your performance regularly to identify strengths and weaknesses.
34. Use tools and indicators that you understand and learn well.
35. Avoid trading based on rumors and unverified information.
36. Be flexible and ready to adapt to changing market conditions.
37. Think about your investment goals and define your time horizon.
38. Don't expect profits to grow indefinitely; assume that they will oscillate.
39. Be responsible and ethical in your market activities.
40. Don't treat trading like a game; approach it professionally.
41. Avoid "jumping" between strategies too often; give time for evaluation and implementation.
42. Take a break if you are in an emotional state where it is difficult to make rational decisions.
43. Maintain healthy relationships with other traders who support your goals.
44. Be prepared to take losses; do not seek no loss.
45. Monitor market trends and be flexible in adapting to them.
46. Don't predict the direction of the market; react to its changes.
47. Avoid over-trading; choose only high-performance settings and occasions.
48. Be aware of the different trading styles and find the one that fits your personality.
49. The market is always real; whatever your beliefs, make your final decisions based on market data.
50. Always take individual responsibility for your trading decisions and their consequences.
Remember that each trader may have their own rules that are important to them. It is important to adapt them to your trading style and celebrate a healthy discipline and approach to trading.