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Mahanagar Gas Ltd (MGL) | Gann Square of 9 – 45° Reaction | 28 JThis idea shares a historical intraday case study on Mahanagar Gas Ltd (MGL), demonstrating how Gann Square of 9 price-degree mapping helps identify logical reaction zones. On 28 July 2022, MGL opened with a downward bias and established its 0° reference based on the Gann Square of 9 framework. 📊 Gann Degree Structure 0° reference: 756 45° level: 742 90° level: 729 Price declined from the 0° base and completed the 45° move well within the intraday time window. ⏱️ Time–Price Observation According to Gann’s intraday principles: When the 45° level is achieved before 2:30 PM, it often acts as a reaction or reversal zone In this session, price respected the 45° level near 742 and showed a clear reaction, confirming the relevance of degree-based market structure. 📐 Key Insight Rather than breaking directly toward the 90° level, price reacted at the 45° degree boundary, illustrating how Gann degrees act as natural support/resistance zones instead of random price levels. 🧠 Conclusion This example highlights how: Converting price into degrees Combining time and price rules Following predefined geometric levels can help traders analyze markets with structure, clarity, and discipline. Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or a trade recommendation.
NSE:MGLEducation
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 – 45° Reaction Zone | 12 Apr 2022This idea highlights a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd, demonstrating how Gann Square of 9 price-degree mapping helps identify logical reaction zones. On 12 April 2022, Axis Bank showed a textbook example of degree-based price behavior using Gann’s geometric framework. 📈 Price–Degree Structure 0° reference: ₹777.80 45° projection: ₹791.81 90° projection: ₹805.94 Price advanced from the 0° base and completed the 45° distance well within the intraday time window. ⏱️ Gann Time Principle As per Gann’s intraday methodology: When 45° is reached before 2:30 PM, it often acts as a reaction or resistance zone In this session, price touched the 45° level and showed a clear reaction, validating the relevance of degree-based price geometry. 📐 Key Observation Although price later moved toward the 90° level, it remained confined between the 45°–90° range, illustrating how Gann degrees often act as natural market boundaries rather than arbitrary levels. 🧠 Conclusion This case demonstrates how converting price into degrees using the Gann Square of 9 allows traders to: Anticipate logical reaction zones Avoid emotional decision-making Understand structure instead of chasing momentum Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute any investment advice or trade recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 – No Trade Day Case StudyThis idea shares a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd, demonstrating how Gann Square of 9 degree + time rules help traders identify sessions with no valid trading opportunity. On 11 April 2022, Axis Bank presented two separate Gann reference structures, yet neither fulfilled the conditions required for a high-probability trade. 📈 Upside Structure 0° reference: ₹786.05 Projected 45° level: ₹800.13 Price moved upward from the 0° base but failed to reach the 45° level within the intraday time window, resulting in no valid sell-side setup. 📉 Downside Structure 0° reference: ₹794.25 Projected 45° level: ₹780 Later in the session, price declined from the new 0° base, but once again did not complete the 45° downside move, eliminating any valid buy-side opportunity. ⏱️ Gann Time Rules Applied As per Gann’s intraday principles, a tradable setup generally forms when: 45° is reached before 2:30 PM, or 90° is reached before 2:45 PM Neither condition was met during this session. 🧠 Conclusion April 11, 2022 stands out as a clear “No Trade Day”. This chart reinforces a core Gann principle: Capital protection begins with patience. Not every session offers opportunity — and recognizing that is a skill. Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute any trading advice or recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 – No-Trade Case Study This idea presents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd, highlighting how Gann Square of 9 degree rules help traders identify non-tradable sessions with clarity. On 8 April 2022, Axis Bank initiated an upward move from the 0° reference near ₹789. Using Gann Square of 9 calculations, the next key projection was the 45° level near ₹803. Throughout the session, price failed to complete the 45° movement within the intraday time window, and no meaningful interaction occurred at the projected degree level. As per Gann’s methodology, when price does not reach the expected degree within time, the session is classified as a no-trade day. 📐 Observed Gann Levels 0° → ₹789 45° → ₹803 🧠 Key Learning Gann theory is not only about finding trades — it is equally about avoiding low-probability conditions. This chart demonstrates: Respect for degree boundaries Absence of forced entries Importance of patience and structure Sometimes, no trade is the best trade. Disclaimer: This chart is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes. It does not represent any trading recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 – 45° Reversal Case Study | 4 Apr 2This idea documents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd, demonstrating how Gann Square of 9 degree levels act as precise resistance zones. On 4 April 2022, Axis Bank initiated an upward move from the 0° reference near ₹767. Using the Gann Square of 9 calculation, the 45° projection was identified near ₹781. Price advanced steadily and formed a high at ₹780.55, coming within 0.5 points of the calculated 45° level. This reaction fell well within the acceptable tolerance range and resulted in a clear intraday rejection from the 45° degree zone. 📐 Key Gann Levels Observed 0° → ₹767 45° → ₹781 🧠 Concept Highlight According to Gann’s price-degree structure, when price approaches a 45° level within the intraday time window, it often behaves as a temporary resistance or reversal zone. This example shows: Respect for angular resistance Precision of degree-based levels How small deviations can still validate Gann structure Disclaimer: This chart is shared for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute a buy or sell recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 – 45° Reversal Case Study | 4 Apr 2This idea documents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd, demonstrating how Gann Square of 9 degree levels act as precise resistance zones. On 4 April 2022, Axis Bank initiated an upward move from the 0° reference near ₹767. Using the Gann Square of 9 calculation, the 45° projection was identified near ₹781. Price advanced steadily and formed a high at ₹780.55, coming within 0.5 points of the calculated 45° level. This reaction fell well within the acceptable tolerance range and resulted in a clear intraday rejection from the 45° degree zone. 📐 Key Gann Levels Observed 0° → ₹767 45° → ₹781 🧠 Concept Highlight According to Gann’s price-degree structure, when price approaches a 45° level within the intraday time window, it often behaves as a temporary resistance or reversal zone. This example shows: Respect for angular resistance Precision of degree-based levels How small deviations can still validate Gann structure Disclaimer: This chart is shared for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute a buy or sell recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Major Gann Levels – Neutral Day Case Study | 31 Mar This idea presents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd, highlighting how Gann degree levels help traders identify when to stay out of the market. On 31 March 2022, Axis Bank respected Gann geometry on both the upside and downside, but no valid degree completion occurred, resulting in a neutral, no-trade session. 🔹 Downside Analysis Initial 0° reference was marked near ₹760.95 Price moved lower but failed to reach 45° at ₹751 As per Gann Totaliser rules, no long trade was allowed 🔹 Upside Analysis After rebounding near ₹751.30, this low became the new 0° Upside 45° was calculated near ₹765 Price did not touch the 45° level Hence, no short trade was triggered 📐 Major Gann Degree Levels Used Upside Degrees 0° → 751 45° → 765 90° → 779 135° → 793 180° → 807 Downside Degrees 0° → 761 45° → 747 90° → 734 135° → 720 180° → 707 🧠 Key Learning Gann’s method is not about constant trading. When price does not complete a degree within time, the correct decision is no trade. This session clearly demonstrates: Respect for angular boundaries Market neutrality Discipline over prediction Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and chart-analysis purposes only. It is not a buy or sell recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Numbers – No Trade Day Case Study | 29 Mar 2022This idea shares an intraday historical case study on Axis Bank Ltd, demonstrating how Gann Numbers and price geometry help traders decide when NOT to trade. On 29 March 2022, Axis Bank opened near the 0° reference level at ₹741.50. Using Gann Number calculations, the following degree-based levels were projected for the session: 0° = ₹741 45° = ₹727 90° = ₹714 135° = ₹701 180° = ₹688 During the session, price moved lower from the 0° zone but failed to reach the 45° level within the valid time window. As per Gann Circle rules, no angular completion meant no valid trade setup. This resulted in a NO-TRADE DAY, which is an equally important outcome in rule-based trading. 📌 Gann Rule Highlighted Trade consideration only when: 45° is reached before 14:30 or 90° is reached before 14:45 If no degree is completed → stand aside 🧠 Key Learning Gann’s methodology is not about trading every day. It is about waiting for mathematical alignment between price and time. When conditions are not met, discipline protects capital. Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only. It is not a trading recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
NIFTY 30m – Bearish Breakdown | Structure + Level Based ViewHello Traders 👋, This is a structure-based view on NIFTY 50 (30-minute timeframe) using multi-level price mapping and confirmation logic. 🔍 Current Market Observation : Price has broken below the key level: 25,508 Breakdown candle formed after a consolidation zone Market structure shifted to bearish Lower levels are now activated as potential downside targets 🧠 Logic Used : ✔ Market structure shift ✔ Consolidation → breakdown behavior ✔ Level-based target projection ✔ No indicator clutter – only price + structure + levels ⚠️ Invalidation : If price sustains back above 25,508, bearish view may weaken and structure needs re-evaluation. 📊 Trading Style: This analysis is suitable for: Intraday traders Positional traders (structure based) Traders who prefer rule-based, level-driven decisions If you find this useful, do 👍 the idea and follow for more structured market breakdowns. Happy Trading & Risk Management Always ✅ 🔷 Disclaimer (Very Important – avoids rejection) This analysis is for educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Please do your own research before trading.
NSE:NIFTY
by Aspire214
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 – Intraday Case Study | May 20, 202This idea shares a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd using WD Gann’s Square of 9 to observe price movement through angular degrees. On 20 May 2022, Axis Bank began the session near ₹658, which was treated as the 0° reference level for the day. From this base, price started a steady upward movement. Using Gann Square of 9 calculations, the 45° level for the session was derived at ₹671. By mid-session, the stock reached this 45° degree value, completing its normal angular rotation. Although there was no sharp rejection at that moment, price respected the 45° level and continued to trade around it, eventually closing near the same angular zone. This behavior aligns with Gann’s principle that markets often move in measured geometric steps, where completion of key degrees highlights areas of balance, pause, or potential reaction. 📌 Key Observations 0° reference at ₹658 guided the session structure 45° level at ₹671 acted as an important angular milestone Price respected the degree level even without a strong reversal Degree completion reflects market rhythm, not prediction 📘 Educational Insight This example demonstrates how price–angle geometry can help traders study intraday behavior logically. Gann methods focus on structure and timing, allowing traders to analyze market movement without emotional bias. Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only. It is not a trading recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
BTCUSD Breakdown from Key Structure | Multi-Level Bearish SetupBitcoin is currently trading below an important structure level on the 30-minute timeframe, indicating growing bearish pressure. After multiple failed attempts to hold above the key zone, price broke down and entered a consolidation range, which often acts as a continuation phase in trending markets. Market Observations: • Clear bearish structure shift • Breakdown from previous support zone • Consolidation below resistance • Multiple lower targets aligned on downside • Momentum still favoring sellers This analysis is based on market structure, level interaction, and momentum behavior – not on indicators or lagging signals. If you trade using structure, levels & confirmation logic , you’ll understand why tools like Chart Clues Prime focus on clean data instead of noisy indicators. Always manage risk and trade with confirmation. This is not financial advice.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by Aspire214
Axis Bank | Gann Degrees & Intraday Reversal | May 25, 2022This idea presents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank using WD Gann degree calculations to analyze price behavior and reversal zones. On 25 May 2022, Axis Bank opened with a downward bias. The intraday reference was established using the day’s high at ₹672, marked as the 0-degree (0°) level. Based on Gann degree progression, the following levels were derived: 0° → ₹672 45° → ₹659 90° → ₹646 As price declined during the session, it approached the 45° level but did not complete the full degree movement before the late afternoon. Around 12:45 PM, the stock reacted sharply from ₹660.05, which was within 1 point of the calculated 45° level (₹659). This reaction occurred inside acceptable price tolerance and aligned with Gann’s concept of degree-based support, after which the stock moved higher toward ₹667, forming a clean intraday recovery. 📌 Key Observations Degree levels help define logical support and resistance Minor deviations around exact levels are normal Time + price alignment improves trade structure Not every move needs indicators to be explained 📘 Educational Takeaway This example shows how Gann geometry converts price movement into measurable zones, helping traders analyze intraday behavior with structure instead of emotion. Disclaimer: This chart study is shared for educational and analytical purposes only. It is not a trade recommendation.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Numbers & 45° Reversal – Intraday Case Study | This idea presents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank Ltd, highlighting the use of Gann Numbers and angular price movement to study reversals. On 14 September 2022, Axis Bank opened with bullish momentum. The 0° reference level for the session was identified at ₹794, based on the day’s price structure. Using Gann Number calculations, the next key angular projection was derived: 0° = ₹794 45° = ₹808 As the session progressed, price advanced steadily and completed the 45° level before 14:30, which aligns with Gann’s time–price principles. After reaching this degree, Axis Bank showed clear rejection from the 45° zone, indicating a potential intraday SELL setup. Although the full downside target was not achieved, price respected the angular level, validating the mathematical structure behind Gann’s approach. 📌 Key Takeaways 0° acts as the base reference for intraday structure Completion of 45° before 14:30 often signals exhaustion Rejection from degree levels reflects market balance Focus is on geometry and timing, not prediction 📘 Educational Note WD Gann’s methodology emphasizes that markets move in measured degrees, where price and time work together. Such case studies help traders analyze logical reversal zones without relying on indicators or emotions. Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only and is not investment advice.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 Intraday Case Study | 15 Sept 2022This idea documents a historical intraday study of Axis Bank using the WD Gann Square of 9 to understand how price reacts at degree-based levels. On 15 September 2022, Axis Bank showed downward momentum, with the day’s high at ₹806 taken as the 0-degree (0°) reference point. Using Square of 9 calculations, the important projected levels were: 45° → ₹792 90° → ₹778 By before 2:30 PM, price completed its 45° movement and reached ₹792, aligning with Gann’s concept of normal intraday capacity. At this level, price stabilized and showed a supportive reaction, leading to a short-term upward move. Although the rebound was limited and did not extend significantly beyond the intraday range, the price behavior respected the mathematical structure of the Square of 9, reinforcing how degree-based levels can act as logical support zones. This case demonstrates that: Not every setup produces large profits Structure, timing, and discipline matter more than outcome Gann levels help traders avoid emotional decision-making 📌 Key Square of 9 Levels 0° → ₹806 45° → ₹792 90° → ₹778 📘 Educational Notes 45° completion before 2:30 PM often marks a reaction zone Minor tolerance around levels is common Square of 9 provides price clarity, not prediction certainty Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and chart-study purposes only. It is not trading advice.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 Intraday Case Study | 6 Apr 2023This idea presents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank, analysed using the WD Gann Square of 9 to observe price behavior near degree-based levels. On 6 April 2023, Axis Bank began the session with downward momentum, and the day’s high at ₹863 was considered the 0-degree (0°) reference point. Using Square of 9 calculations, the next important level was: 45° → ₹848 According to Gann’s price–degree relationship, when price approaches the 45° level within a small tolerance, it often acts as a temporary support or reversal zone. By around 2:15 PM, Axis Bank reached ₹849, which was within 1 point of the calculated 45° level (₹848). This aligned with the commonly observed tolerance range in Gann-based studies. From this area, price showed a modest upward reaction, moving toward the ₹854 zone before the session ended. This example highlights how mathematical price mapping using Square of 9 can help traders identify logical intraday reaction zones, even when the move is limited in size. 📌 Key Square of 9 Levels 0° → ₹863 45° → ₹848 📘 Educational Observations Square of 9 defines measured price capacity Small tolerance near degree levels is common Not every reaction becomes a large trend Structure and consistency matter more than outcome size Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and chart-study purposes only. It is not trading advice.
NSE:AXISBANK
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 Intraday Case Study | 16 Sep 2022This idea documents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank, analysed using the WD Gann Square of 9 to understand price behavior and logical reversal zones. On 16 September 2022, Axis Bank opened with upward momentum, and the day’s low at ₹776 was taken as the 0-degree (0°) reference point. Using Square of 9 calculations, the following degree-based price levels were identified: 0° → ₹776 45° → ₹790 90° → ₹804 As per Gann’s price–time relationship, when price approaches or completes the 45° level before the 2:30 PM time threshold, it often signals temporary exhaustion and a potential reversal zone. At around 12:30 PM, Axis Bank reached the 45° level near ₹790 and faced clear rejection within the expected tolerance range. Following this, price reversed sharply toward the downside, reacting down to the ₹778 region. This case highlights how degree-based price mapping, combined with time awareness, helps define structured intraday resistance zones, allowing traders to assess opportunities logically instead of reacting emotionally. 📌 Key Square of 9 Levels 0° → ₹776 45° → ₹790 90° → ₹804 📘 Educational Takeaways Square of 9 helps quantify normal price capacity 45° often acts as a decision or reversal zone Time confirmation improves probability Structured levels reduce emotional trading Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and chart-study purposes only. It does not constitute trading advice.
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by WD_Gann_Theory
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 Intraday Case Study | 20 Sep 2022This idea presents a historical intraday case study on Axis Bank, analysed using the WD Gann Square of 9 to understand price behavior and reversal zones. On 20 September 2022, Axis Bank initiated an upward move from the 0-degree (0°) reference level at ₹802. Using Square of 9 calculations, the 45-degree (45°) level was identified at ₹816, representing the stock’s normal intraday price capacity. By around 12:30 PM, Axis Bank reached the 45° level well before the 2:30 PM time threshold. At this level, price faced clear rejection and reversed, validating the importance of the 45° degree as a resistance and potential reversal zone. As per WD Gann’s price–time geometry, early completion of a degree-based move often signals exhaustion, increasing the probability of a counter-move. This case demonstrates how degree-based price mapping, when combined with time awareness, can help traders identify logical intraday resistance zones instead of relying on guesswork or lagging indicators. 📌 Key Square of 9 Levels 0° → ₹802 45° → ₹816 📘 Educational Insights Square of 9 defines price symmetry Time confirms strength or exhaustion Early 45° completion increases reversal probability Structured levels reduce emotional decision-making Disclaimer: This idea is shared strictly for educational and chart-study purposes only. It is not trading advice.
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by WD_Gann_Theory
Gold Before CPI: Top or Trap?1. STRATEGIC CONTEXT Primary trend: GOLD remains in an uptrend; the higher-timeframe structure is still intact. Macro backdrop: CPI tonight may cause short-term volatility. However, geopolitics is currently a stronger driver than CPI. Key geopolitical risks: Greenland tensions → escalating global strategic rivalry. Protests in Iran, power and internet cuts → rising Middle East risks. 👉 Strategic implication: Gold continues to be supported as a safe-haven asset → pullbacks are for buying, not for chasing shorts. 📊 2. CURRENT MARKET STRUCTURE Price is: Holding the ascending trendline Consolidating in a box, compressing ahead of CPI Market condition: High probability of false breakouts Top-catching traps are very likely before the news 📍 3. KEY PRICE LEVELS 🔴 RESISTANCE 4,680 – 4,700 → Previous high / ATH zone → Reactive sells only if clear rejection appears 4,655 – 4,660 → Intermediate resistance, easily swept pre-CPI 🟣 CONSOLIDATION BOX 4,595 – 4,630 → Sideways range ahead of CPI → No FOMO inside the box 🟢 SUPPORT 4,545 – 4,550 → Major confluence support 4,480 → Medium-term support, trendline retest 4,420 → Deep support, last bullish structure zone 📝 4. IMPORTANT NOTES Higher CPI: May trigger a technical pullback ❌ Does NOT automatically mean a top Lower / in-line CPI: Gold may consolidate above highs and break ATH Selling before CPI: → Reactive scalps only, no holding Buying: → Only when price reaches key zones with clear reaction 🎯 5. STRATEGIC MINDSET ❌ Don’t force top-catching while geopolitics supports gold ✅ Focus on risk management – wait for zones – wait for confirmation 🧠 Before CPI: survival > profit
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Chum_trades
8
USDJPY M15 FVG Pullback and Intraday Bullish Continuation Setup📝 Description FX:USDJPY has completed a sharp corrective selloff into a well-defined M15–H1 FVG zone. Price is now stabilizing after a liquidity sweep, suggesting the move is corrective rather than the start of a broader bearish reversal. ________________________________________ 📈 Signal / Analysis Primary Bias: Bullish while price holds above the M15 pullback low and FVG base Preferred Setup: • Entry: 158.6 • Stop Loss: Below 158.47 • TP1: 158.85 • TP2: 159.06 • TP3: 159.22 (H1 FVG / liquidity draw) ________________________________________ 🎯 ICT & SMC Notes • Clean reaction from H1–M15 FVG support • Selloff classified as liquidity grab, not structural BOS • Bullish continuation favored while higher lows hold ________________________________________ 🧩 Summary As long as price remains above the current FVG support, USDJPY is positioned for an intraday bullish continuation toward nearby liquidity and H1 imbalance targets. ________________________________________ 🌍 Fundamental Notes / Sentiment Ongoing USD resilience and a persistent policy divergence between the Fed and BoJ continue to support upside in USDJPY. As long as US yields remain firm, bullish continuation is favored, with pullbacks likely offering continuation opportunities rather than signaling reversal. ________________________________________ ⚠️ Risk Disclosure Trading involves substantial risk and may result in capital loss. This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always apply proper risk management, predefined stop-loss levels, and disciplined position sizing aligned with your trading plan.
Long
by TFlab
BTC Intraday – Context UpdateAfter yesterday's decline, the price is now trading at 91,150. From here, I am watching for a potential continuation of the decline to 90,300-90,000, where there is a zone of strong reaction. This zone will be key: -No buyer reaction and pressure → the decline may continue. -Buyer acceptance and reaction → potential intraday long context, only with confirmation. At this stage, this is a contextual reflection, not a signal to execute. Bias follows structure — execution follows confirmation. Stay tuned for updates as the structure develops.
by linkort
2
GBPJPY || Potential Sell SetupTechnical Summary OANDA:GBPJPY The current weekly candle is showing downward momentum therefore we can frame a bearish setup using this in mind. Strategy Framework Since the forecast calls for more downside momentum we can anticipate a corrective move towards our POI and ride the downside wave towards our Target Confluence Patterns ✅ Rejection candlestick patterns ✅ Candlestick Reversal patterns ✅ Impulsive moves away from setups POI **IDEA INVALIDATION** Impulsive BULLISH momentum above POI LIKE or COMMENT if this idea sparks your interest, or share your thoughts below! FOLLOW to keep up with fresh ideas. Tidypips: "Keep It Clean, Trade Mean!"
Short
by Tidypips