EURCHF – Pullback & New Setup

Aug 7

In my previous analysis (tagged below), I entered a short position. Price reached Reward 2, then pulled back and took me out at breakeven.
This is where you see the power of partial exit — it protects you from losses and keeps your risk low.
With this approach, I rarely see a 5% drawdown, but of course, nothing is guaranteed in trading.
The market broke my level strongly, and that’s okay. We don’t fight the market — we follow it.
Now I’m waiting for a pullback to the broken level, and I’ve also identified another nearby key zone.
If I get a valid signal at either level, I’ll enter a buy trade.
🧠 Remember: Trade with the market, not against it.
Drop the ego, drop the bias — let price lead.

Aug 29

Trade closed manually

EUR/CHF 💶🇨🇭
After reaching my first level, price gave a signal and I entered. It moved to reward 2 ✅ but then reversed, hit my stop, and broke the level.
As usual, I secured half the position at reward 1, so the trade stayed safe with no loss.
At the second level, no signal appeared, so I didn’t enter. Price sharply broke the level, pulled back, broke again, and reached my first level. On this pullback, I’ll definitely short 📉.
Here’s where the difference between a pro trader and an amateur shows:
Amateurs think the market must react to their levels ❌
But the market has no obligations 🔑
We only follow the market and protect our capital ⚖️.