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B T C : ($80 000 Buy Stop)Bitcoin will be (Buying) soon enough as it has been dropping for some time busy resting it's (Lows) therefore it is best to expect a (Buy) and stay on the right (Direction) of the (Long Term Trend) It is not recommended to (Sell) Bitcoin as most of the time it's (Demand) is high which leads to the (Price Increaseing) and it respects (Structural Prices) a lot, remember to take (Profits) when you see them as this can be a (Scalp Trade) however can turn into a (Swing Trade) due to (Long Term Price) ⬇️Tips⬇️ • Trade simple • Respect Price • Take Profit • Review
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by KennyYenKen
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B T C : (Perfect Profit No Drawdown)Bitcoin has risen again to the ($80 000) price and hit a nice spike up move to the (Upside) direction causing pressure that helpd our (Buy Stop @ $80 000) trade hit (Take Profit) with little to no (Drawdown) all it took was some patience and studying the (Price) movements , it has now even exceeded our expected prices, we shall keep following the (Long Term Trend) and keep capitalizing on opportunities like this using (Buy Stops) and (Buy Limits) ⬇️ The Trade Before Take Profit ⬇️ Now we have hit our (Take Profit) and proves that the analysis were (Correct) and on (Point) , it is important to keep trading simple and straightforward for the (Best) results ⬇️ Tips ⬇️ • Sick to one set up ✓ • Understand price ✓ • Make the correct necessary effort ✓ • Remain patient ✓ • Don't listen to the outside noise ✓ • Have a systematic approach ✓ • Eliminate doubt ✓
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by KennyYenKen
E U R J P Y : (Daily Buy 185K High)Eurjpy has been dropping and stuck in a (Range) like pattern therefore when we check the (Daily) time frame we could potentially push up to the (High) of (185 200) for the day and this is because we need to be (Bullish) as it gave us a chance to (Buy Low) from the price of (184 800) this could be a nice trade to enter and hold till the levels of (185 000) as we are filling in the (Price Gap) of the market and can expect to see (3 White Soldiers) on the (1H) and (4H) ⬇️Tips ⬇️ • Keep trading simple ✓ • Stick to your plan ✓ • Journal ✓ • Close profit when necessary ✓
Long
by KennyYenKen
2
B T C : ($80 000 Buy Limit 2 in One)Bitcoin has tanked down and reached the ($79 000) levels missing our ($80 000 Buy Stop) by a few inches which helped us not get triggered into the (Position) and get dragged down hitting (Stop Loss) now since it's drop, it has begun showing signs of (Bullishness) within it's (Long Term Trend) therefore we can enter our (Buy Positions) safely and expect the (Trend) to hold well as we have cleared (Lows) and are now headed to the (Highs) of ($80 000) and above, this is a (2 in One) style trade that will help back up the (Risk to Reward) should (Stop Loss) ever be hit or reached, it helps secure some (Profits) rather than just a (Loss) this is a (Back Up) style trading method that I use often and will share it with the (Tradingview) community ⬇️ See Previous Trade Below ⬇️ ⬇️ Tips ⬇️ • Stick to your trading plan ✓ • Respect price ✓ • Respect the setup let it run ✓ • Take partial profit ✓ • Trial stop ✓ • Review your results ✓
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by KennyYenKen
3
G O L D : (Buy Limit Triggered)Gold has triggered our (Buy Limit) and now we are in a (Buy Position) this is due to us waiting for a temporary (Dip) or (Price Drop) so we can continue buying (Xauusd) , It is important to take (Partial Profits) and secure some (PiPs) in while trading as this can help in providing the (Best Results) On the (1H Time Frame) we can expect to see some (Bullish Candlesticks) increasing (Price) as the next (3-8) candles will be a (Bullish Move) or (Pattern) towards the (Upside)
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by KennyYenKen
17
The Silent Killer in Trading: BoredomIntroduction: The Problem Most Traders Never Notice A lot of traders think their biggest problem is strategy. They keep changing indicators, testing new systems, buying courses, or searching for “ the perfect setup .” But many times, the real damage is not coming from the strategy at all. It comes from what traders do when nothing is happening. Trading is boring far more often than people expect. Social media makes trading look fast and exciting. Screens are full of charts, profits, and constant action. But real trading usually involves waiting. Sometimes the market gives clean opportunities. Sometimes it gives absolutely nothing for hours. That is where problems start. Most traders are not comfortable sitting still. After staring at charts for too long, they begin feeling the urge to do something. Even when there is no setup, the brain starts trying to create one. That is how boredom slowly turns into bad trading. 1. Why Boredom Is So Dangerous in Trading? ♦️ The Need to Feel Involved When someone spends hours in front of charts, they naturally want to feel productive. The problem is that trading does not reward effort the way normal jobs do. In most jobs, being active usually leads to results. In trading, too much activity often leads to losses. This feels unnatural for beginners. After waiting for a long time, traders start thinking: “This setup looks close enough.” “Maybe the market is about to move.” “I do not want to sit here all day and take nothing.” The trade is no longer based on quality. It is based on the need to feel involved. That small shift in mindset changes everything. ♦️Boredom Creates Fake Opportunities Slow markets are dangerous because they force traders to stare at noise. When volatility is low, price moves become small and random. There is usually no clear direction. But after watching charts for hours, the brain starts treating meaningless movement as an opportunity. A trader begins drawing extra trendlines, switching to lower timeframes, and searching for reasons to enter. In reality, the setup often does not exist. The trader just became tired of waiting. 2. How Boredom Leads to Overtrading ♦️ One Bad Trade Turns Into Many Most boredom trades do not look serious in the beginning. A trader enters one random position out of impatience. Sometimes that trade even wins. That is where the real danger starts. Now the brain connects impulsive behavior with reward. The trader starts believing: “Maybe I do not need to wait for perfect setups.” Slowly, standards drop. A setup that once looked weak now feels acceptable. Risk management becomes flexible. Patience disappears. This is how overtrading begins — not from greed, but from mental exhaustion and lack of discipline. ♦️ Trading Becomes a Source of Entertainment Many traders do not realize they have become emotionally attached to the activity itself. The market gives constant stimulation: > moving candles > profits and losses > excitement > tension > dopamine Without noticing it, trading starts feeling more like entertainment than decision-making. That is why some traders feel uncomfortable when they are not in a position. Silence feels empty. Waiting feels frustrating. But the market does not reward excitement. It rewards patience. 3. The Psychological Trap of “Missing Out.” ♦️ Watching the Market All Day Changes Your Thinking Imagine sitting in front of charts for four straight hours without taking a trade. Then, suddenly, the price makes a strong candle. Immediately, the mind reacts: “What if this is the move?” “What if I miss it?” “I should probably enter before it runs.” At that moment, emotion takes control. The trader is no longer following a plan. He is reacting to fear and frustration built up from waiting too long. This is why screen time matters. The longer traders stare at charts, the harder it becomes to stay objective. ♦️ Example of a Boredom Trade A trader plans to only trade breakouts during the London session. For two hours, nothing clean appears. The market is slow and choppy. Instead of walking away, he keeps watching every candle. Eventually, he notices a small move on the 1-minute chart and convinces himself it could become a breakout. He enters early. Price moves slightly in his favor at first, then reverses and stops him out. After the loss, frustration increases. Now he wants to recover the money. A second impulsive trade follows. By the end of the session, the account is down — not because the strategy failed, but because patience failed. This happens every day in trading. 4. Professional Traders Think Differently ♦️ They Understand That No Trade Is a Position Beginner traders think they always need to be active. Professional traders understand that staying out of the market is sometimes the smartest decision available. * If conditions are unclear, they wait. * If volatility is weak, they wait. * If setups are low quality, they wait. They do not feel emotional pressure to force trades because they know another opportunity will always come later. That mindset protects both capital and mental energy. ♦️ Patience Is Part of the Edge Most people think edge only comes from strategy. But patience itself is an edge. Two traders can use the same setup: +) One trader takes every mediocre variation because he is bored. +) The other waits only for the cleanest opportunities. Over time, the patient trader usually performs far better. The difference is not intelligence. It is emotional control. 5. How to Avoid Boredom Trading ♦️ Spend Less Time Watching Charts One of the easiest ways to reduce emotional trading is to reduce unnecessary screen time. Many traders believe watching charts all day improves performance. Usually, it does the opposite. Constant observation creates emotional attachment to every small move. Instead: * set alerts * define trading hours * step away during slow sessions * focus only on planned setups Trading becomes much easier when every candle is not being watched emotionally. ♦️ Follow Rules, Not Feelings Boredom becomes dangerous when decisions are based on emotion. This is why clear rules matter. A trader should know: > exactly what qualifies as an entry > when not to trade > maximum trades per day > acceptable market conditions Strong rules create structure during emotional moments. Without structure, boredom eventually takes control. ♦️ Learn to Be Comfortable Doing Nothing This is probably the hardest skill in trading. Doing nothing feels unproductive. It feels passive. Sometimes it even feels wrong. But experienced traders know that patience protects accounts. A bad trade can damage confidence, discipline, and capital very quickly. Avoiding unnecessary trades is often more valuable than finding extra setups. Sometimes the best trading decision is simply closing the charts and waiting for another day. Conclusion: Most trading losses do not happen because traders lack knowledge or intelligence. They happen because people struggle to stay patient when the market becomes slow. Boredom quietly lowers discipline and pushes traders into setups they would normally avoid. Over time, the market rewards those who can wait for the right opportunity instead of forcing constant action. We will update further information soon. Stay tuned, stay connected to @BrightRally_Research on the @TradingView platform
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by BrightRally_Research
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MPHASIS LONGHello Everyone, IT sector in all after a good fall has been trying to make a base. Here Mphasis has broken a falling trendline in 1hr timeframe. Hence one can look for a long trade in it. Targeting the previous swing high. Entry- 2120-2110 Target- 2150, 2180, 2200 (For swing trader, if a close above 2200 is given then one can look for higher targets.) SL- 2060-2050. (keep strict sl as global situations is not good) Disclaimer- This is just for educational purpose. JAI SHREE RAM.
NSE:MPHASISLong
by Sanatan_Trader
BSE LONGIn such negative sentiment market, BSE has been showing continues strength. Look at the chart if the trendline is broken and a close above this trendline is given. BSE may show more upside to fill the gap. Hence this can be a double bottom buy with a gap fill trade. Entry- After a close above trendline, look for an entry for at levels 2858 to 2864. SL- 2775. Target- 2950, 2980, 3000. Disclaimer- This is just for educational purpose. Remember only a close above the trendline will validate this trade. Aggressive trader may take an entry here. JAI SHREE RAM
NSE:BSELong
by Sanatan_Trader
Gold Rejects Resistance — Range Lows in FocusGold on the 1H timeframe continues to trade within a corrective range following the sharp downside move earlier in the structure. Price recently tested the nearby resistance zone, aligning with a lower Fair Value Gap (FVG), where sellers stepped in and rejected higher prices. This rejection suggests that upside momentum remains limited while supply zones above continue to cap price movement. As long as price stays below this resistance region, the market may rotate lower toward the range lows and liquidity resting near the 5000 area. A sustained move above the resistance zone would weaken the bearish outlook, but for now downside pressure toward the range bottom remains the primary scenario.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by AlgoTide66
2