Manipulation or Expected Behavior? Understanding False Breakouts Through Correlation Introduction One of the biggest misconceptions in trading is mistaking “false breakouts” for market manipulation. Traders
In trading, identifying whether a support or resistance level will hold or break is as much an art as it is a science. While technical
The System of Expectancy: A Guide to Structured Trading Decisions In trading, the importance of a clear, structured approach cannot be overstated. A vital element
In trading, understanding the relationship between different assets can unlock valuable insights. Correlation, a measure of how two assets move relative to each other, is
I: Introduction: The Struggle of a Beginner Trader My day trading journey started in the middle of my PhD studies. When I first started day
Psychology of Market Dynamics Market dynamics are driven by the collective psychology of market participants, including emotions, biases, and perceptions. The overall attitude or feeling
Combining ICT (Inner Circle Trader) strategies with a tool that analyzes historical deep market data to provide optimized entry points is like bringing together the
What Are Liquidity Grabs in Day Trading? In day trading, liquidity grabs—also known as “stop hunts” or “stop-loss raids”—refer to intentional moves by large institutional
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