How to trade FOMC day using levels marked in advance, not the Fed’s decision. Why the first 15-30 minutes after 2pm ET is the trap, and what to do instead.
Where to place a stop loss isn’t a percentage or a dollar amount. It’s just beyond the level that justified the trade. Two real trades, one that got clipped.
Round numbers in trading work as support and resistance because of psychology, not math. How to mark them, weigh them, and read the magnet effect.
A single price line is false precision. Learn how to draw supply and demand zones from real candle reversals instead of guessing one exact number.
What a liquidity sweep (stop hunt) is and how to trade it with price action alone. No indicators — just close behavior, two real trades, and the tell.
How to journal your trades when you trade price action: log the level, the touch count, and the outcome — then review failures weekly for a pattern.
Trend lines vs support and resistance, compared with two real trades. One kind of line is a guess. The other is a place price already stopped before.
How to spot a false breakout using price action alone. No indicators — just candle closes, retest behavior, and the one habit that fixes most fakeout losses.
The 90% stat is real, but ‘bad strategy’ isn’t the cause — live decision-making under pressure is. Pre-committed, level-based trading removes that pressure.
How to calculate position size from a fixed dollar risk and stop distance, with three worked examples — the price-action way to size a trade.