ATS Liquidity on chartSamoth wrote: Tue Oct 15, 2024 1:11 am The same stupid mistake over and over again.![]()
I have to stop setting tight stop losses![]()

ATS Liquidity on chartSamoth wrote: Tue Oct 15, 2024 1:11 am The same stupid mistake over and over again.![]()
I have to stop setting tight stop losses![]()
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: People never plan for failure. They simply fail in planning for success!Today, I’ve learned from you the importance of accepting losses without feeling the need to immediately recover them.victortrend wrote: Tue Oct 15, 2024 2:25 am That's right, it's key. The two entries I have shared today are the only ones I have made today. I didn't want revenge. I didn't want to recover. Nothing happens. They are accepted and I will wait for a new optimal SETUP. I am convinced that the good entries will be more and better. So I am not worried.![]()
HiSamoth wrote: Tue Oct 15, 2024 4:37 am I often don't have time because I'm in the office from 9 to 5 and don't get home until 7 o'clock.
I am therefore a big fan of alarms that are sent to my cell phone.
I have built a setfile for ATS assistant for those who are on the M1 chart. It gives you alerts when a liquidity line is hit (in the direction of the trend from the H1 chart) or you have a retracement from the higher time frame, so perfect to look for a 2nd dot setup after you get the alert.
You don't have to have a second H1 on, you can just run the assistant on a second chart in the background if you like
Here is an example of how the two kinds of alerts work:
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What I like about a sell entry in this set-up:
Hello, Samoth.Samoth wrote: Tue Oct 15, 2024 4:37 am I often don't have time because I'm in the office from 9 to 5 and don't get home until 7 o'clock.
I am therefore a big fan of alarms that are sent to my cell phone.
I have built a setfile for ATS assistant for those who are on the M1 chart. It gives you alerts when a liquidity line is hit (in the direction of the trend from the H1 chart) or you have a retracement from the higher time frame, so perfect to look for a 2nd dot setup after you get the alert.
You don't have to have a second H1 on, you can just run the assistant on a second chart in the background if you like
Here is an example of how the two kinds of alerts work:
Screenshot 2024-10-14 193039.png
billinhit wrote: Wed Aug 14, 2024 6:03 pm Hi Budhi1976!
It is strange!
I will check it!
Thanks Budhi,
Billinhit,
You can also do this with Muir Math lines where the square is drawn at the 7/8-8/8 area and sometimes at +1/8 or +2/8. This area has been often tried to be explained by Exard before and almost all of his indicators are based on it. I hope our professor will clarify this because the translation does not help me like the Wyckoff theory, but I think Muir Math is simpler.Samoth wrote: Thu Oct 10, 2024 11:28 pm I was in the same situation. My missing piece was the higher time frame and also liquidity. Try to add a second smaller chart with a higher time frame and test it for a few weeks. With the weekly/monthly open lines ray + FVG's I can for example often pinpoint the exact position of a sema that won't repaint.
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