🌔 VZU TRADING SYSTEM 🌖

khanhviet1804 wrote: Thu May 07, 2026 12:23 am "Sir UJTRADER and VZU, I am following the strategy you instructed me to follow. I will try my best to achieve the goals set and look forward to receiving further feedback from you soon."

ujtrader wrote: Tue May 12, 2026 6:07 pm Nice trades, buddy! You’re on the right track. I can see that you are patiently waiting for liquidity sweeps before entering your trades, which is an excellent approach. Keep following this discipline.

I would also recommend learning about CISD(change in state of delivery), as it can provide you with an additional edge and further improve your trading decisions.


Good luck!!

khanhviet1804 wrote: Tue May 12, 2026 8:12 pm Thank you so much, Ujtrader! I will try my best to improve my trading skills to become as professional as you. This is the trade I'm currently running today.

jp303 wrote: Tue May 12, 2026 11:33 pm I thought PR was like a cheat code but is it possible that visually it looks good but the logic behind it isn't based on buy or sell orders?

ujtrader wrote: Tue May 12, 2026 10:27 pm This setup might work, but the trade was taken against the overall trend. At the time you entered, there was no bullish CHoCH yet, so the market had not shown any clear sign of a reversal. so a bit risky to buy without a choch. also if you see h1 chart indicators are still bearish

khanhviet1804 wrote: Wed May 13, 2026 8:57 pm Hi ujtrader, what does the CHOCH signal on the M5 timeframe mean? Thank you.

ujtrader wrote: Thu May 14, 2026 1:20 am watch this video

ujtrader wrote: Sun May 03, 2026 5:12 am I follow a session-based scalping plan, trading gold during London and New York. I identify the higher timeframe trend, mark liquidity, order blocks, and FVG, then wait for confirmation (CHoCH/BOS) on lower timeframes before entering. Entries are taken on retests or with indicator alignment, using a structured timeframe approach (e.g., Daily/H1/M5). I target 1:3 RR, take partials at 1:1, and move SL to breakeven. I also avoid trading in range-bound markets, as trend-following strategies perform best in trending conditions.

Daily = trend
H1 = signal
M5 = entry


For example, if the daily indicators are bullish, you wait for H1 to also turn bullish. Once both align, move to M5 and wait for a retracement (at least to the golden zone). When M5 indicators turn bullish again, that’s your entry. Target 1:3 RR, take partial at 1:1, and move SL to breakeven

Tips: Avoid FOMO and accept stop losses. Protecting your capital is what ensures long-term success. Don’t trade based on emotions only take trades when all your rules are fully aligned. Some days you may not take any trades, and that’s completely fine. Better opportunities will come, especially if your capital is preserved.

Never let a losing trade go beyond your initial stop loss. Many traders make the mistake of moving their stop loss when price goes against them, allowing losses to grow beyond 5% of account and add another trade in the same direction with a hope that price will come in thier favour this is an account killer.

Also, this dollar cost averaging is more suitable for spot trading. In leveraged trading, cost averaging can be very risky and often leads to account loss.

Good luck.

jp303 wrote: Fri May 15, 2026 8:27 pm Whats the golden zone? Is it a Fib level?