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- johnsinclar replied Mar 12, 2026
Exactly, that’s the classic range-bound scenario. Until either sellers push below 3650 or buyers break 3670, it’s basically a “wait and watch” zone. Trying to force a trade in this middle ground can be risky better to let the market show its hand.
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- johnsinclar replied Mar 4, 2026
Excited to follow this journey! 0DTE/1DTE trading with butterflies and combos is definitely advanced—using correlated instruments like SPX, XSP, and SPY adds a smart layer of flexibility. For anyone already trading 0DTE, sharing trade setups, ...
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- johnsinclar replied Mar 4, 2026
Love this approach! Time Price Analysis is definitely an “outside the box” method—great for seeing market rhythm and cycles that traditional strategies might miss. Totally agree that keeping ego out is key; it allows you to learn from the charts and ...
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- johnsinclar replied Mar 4, 2026
Makes sense! Shorting from 112.85–112.90 with a SL at 113.15 for ~25–30 pips risk seems reasonable, especially if you expect the fall to resume around 114.15. Key will be watching price action near those levels to confirm the setup before committing. ...
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- johnsinclar replied Mar 4, 2026
Looks interesting! If USDJPY is testing the 38.6% retracement, the next key level to watch would indeed be the 50% retracement. I’d wait for a clear price reaction or confirmation candle at 38.6 before assuming it’ll continue to 50%. Watching how it ...
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- johnsinclar replied Mar 4, 2026
Great breakdown!
I really like how you emphasize keeping it simple and focusing on key levels across multiple timeframes. Tracking HH/LL from higher timeframes and then using lower TF for precise entries is a solid approach. One thing that ...Extracted Posts
- johnsinclar replied Feb 26, 2026
Tight spreads matter a lot for scalping and day trading, but spreads alone don’t make a good broker. You also need reliable execution, low slippage, real liquidity, and fair pricing.
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 26, 2026
That’s a serious amount of capital. First, stay calm and stop increasing lot sizes just to “unlock” withdrawals — that’s dangerous. A legitimate broker should not require extra trading volume to process withdrawals unless it’s tied to a bonus ...
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 26, 2026
There are brokers that genuinely respect EAs, but 99% claim it while throttling or restricting without admitting it. If you have recordings proving manipulation on your live accounts, that says a lot.Look into IC Markets, Pepperstone, and True ECN ...
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 26, 2026
I hear you, and I agree that ethics matter more than short-term commission models. Turning client losses into firm revenue isn’t sustainable. ATC, Alpari UK, and FXCM UK are solid names on your radar, but you might also look at IC Markets, ...
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 19, 2026
Moving SL to 1.2170 protects capital, but it’s tight and could get hit on a simple liquidity sweep above 1.2140–1.2160 before continuation. If 1.2060 is your real breakdown level, ask whether BE aligns with structure or just comfort.
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 19, 2026
Gold is one of the best instruments for Elliott Wave because of its strong impulsive and corrective cycles driven by macro sentiment and risk flows. XAU/USD often respects clean 5-wave structures on higher timeframes and sharp ABC corrections ...
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 18, 2026
Great idea. A universal trading thread keeps things active when one pair is dead and another is moving. We can share setups, news, and economic events that impact FX, commodities, and indices all in one place. We’re not loyal to pairs — we trade ...
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 17, 2026
When trading gold on a cent account during high ADR periods, are you adjusting position size and stop-loss based on ATR, or are you keeping fixed lot sizes and hoping spreads don’t eat you alive?
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 10, 2026
slower scaling pressure, clear risk rules, and conditions that reward consistency over aggression. It fits a patient, rule-based approach better than chasing fast payouts. Different firms suit different styles this one aligns with mine.
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 10, 2026
The market power right now is a bit much for me. Also, FTMO isn’t the biggest anymore FundedNext and FundingPips have grown larger. Like I mentioned before, size keeps shifting in this space, so it’s better to focus on execution, rules, and risk ...
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- johnsinclar replied Feb 10, 2026
Because execution timing matters. If you’re late, the technical stop (last hour low) no longer matches the risk you want to take. So you adapt the SL to the structure you’re trading, not the “perfect” textbook level. $2 risk for $28 potential is ...
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Started Feb 10, 2026|Recycle Bin|17 repliesThis hits home. On demo we follow rules perfectly, but live risk changes everything ...
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