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how often you can trade. So
just weigh things up and see

your the timing of your trades,
how long you do them for and

trades. But yeah anyways guys
speak soon and see you in the

See where they're taking
profits if you're in the same

time. Um speak to the other
traders in the group as well.

hope you took notes for this
one obviously this this one is

how your strategy goes as well.
Obviously ask questions all the

more explaining what I do as
well but you know it's really

effective for you you're
going to have to see depends on

quite a while and did really
really well but anyways guys I

take profits and so yeah that
was a perfect trade held for

know it reacted of a a key zone
institutional area as well you

profits when I started seeing
more upward direction I would

then that's when I understood
okay I need to start taking

0. 8 a 0. 6 it was one of them
numbers started breaking up

know the the key figure number
I think it was you know like a

because I understand the timing
of the day. Um this is if I

areas so we had this massive
sort of boost down all the way

to the bottom started bottoming
bottom him out and then as soon

as we started seeing break of
structures to the upside you

again the EuroCad case study on
Instagram have a look at it as

well I think in the second post
there I talk through my TP

trading intraday I take out
about 80% by my second TP

trading on the high time frame
as I just said this example

less profits because I know I
can hold on for longer. If I'm

really am trading inch a day.
But if it's a high time frame

zone and I expect it to go for
a long time then I will take

continue in your intended
direction. Personally if I'm

situation and your conviction
of how likely prices to

first structural break.

listed here. You need to go
break even when you see that

And taking partial structure.
So this all depends on your

would say just about here is a
comfortable region and then TP

obviously going break even is
the same plan as what I just

important so TP one just above
the range right here

three hold until wherever
you're comfortable. Um

could be just there and that
the first order block. So I

of an area TP two fill in the
void most importantly so it

change at any point you know
understanding the amount of

potentially even Asian range
but I feel like it's too close

volume in this point of
interest as well is very

frames you need to be very
versatile because price can

but the thing is you need to
understand on the lower time

York retracements now this
could be a New York

continuation or it could be a
New York retracement back up

go all the way up and then this
is where you start to see New

retrace back down London entry
around 8 o'clock to 10 o'clock

above the high so both sides
have have taken liquidity you

1 hour point of interest get
that rejection straight off

London reversal into a maybe a
15-minute point of interest or

got the day model that we look
at you've got the Asian range

interest you see a London
reversal for example so we've

scenario again, you get to that
lower time frame point of

next part of the course as
well. Lower time frame, same

and this is the key thing that
you're going to learn in the

of it was held because I knew I
had that fundamental backing

my first take profit or
something like that. The a lot

EuroCad keeps on selling. Uh so
I kept on holding and holding

and holding and I only took
about maybe ten percent, 20% in

was going to increase in price.
So what would that mean?

downward direction. I knew that
Euro kept on selling and CAD

understood that fundamentals
are still leading in the

that I held for a few months I
could of considered taking

lows so we had a substantial
liquidity at the bottom but I I

profits at one of the areas
where there was clear equal

interest for the sales the TP
one would just be at that first

study on on my Instagram page
the EuroCatchade that I had

higher time frame we got this
example right here point of

it fills a void as well and
then TP3 this would have to

an inducement or reversal or
complete reversal

low before you reach that area
TP2 below the liquidity where

depend on fundamentals I'll
just refer back to my case

I remember once when I when I I
just kept on being too greedy

why once we see that that's
when we go to break even

confirmation trade we've got
that significant break of

for potential reversal at the
end of the day and also you

into consideration when taking
profits. Timing of day if

structure down there so entry
down here stop loss just below

spreads it's essential in
keeping a profitable account

when to go break even looking
to go break even by setting

reversed so the example over
here is when we're doing a

kind of retracement or even an
inducement so that's the reason

you're trading intraday that
is. Um so if you've entered for

too early you can get stopped
out and price goes your way too

however the key point is in
knowing when to go break even

that and personally I would
keep this going until we see a

do the fundamental support this
directional bias. So yeah. So

end of the day is coming,
consider taking profits or at

late you risk price hitting
stop loss as it is then

least a good amount as well. So
are we about to hit a potential

to break even for example. So
nothing would happen. And then

you going counter fundamentals?
That's all the sort of stuff

we're going to be getting into
right now. So things to take

potential areas of reversal.
Are you going countertrend? Are

because if you do see an
inducement it could either be

Now taking profits on the
higher time frame. So on the

there now from there we can
expect that there would be some

significant structure break so
that would be that one right

your stop loss to entry point
plus about a pip to cover those

and everything hoping for
higher profits and it come back

one lesson you have to learn
for funded accounts especially

well when everything and you're
approaching a point of interest

area of reversal, do not be
greedy, take partials. This is

know that London session is
over around four o'clock and

then the rest of New York is
still going on. If you know the

example in London session and
you know your trade is going

out the market. And a lot of
this is done with what we've

your risk management plan as
well. Taking profits is is just

already learnt. So you know on
Understanding where there are

as important because you need
to understand you need to get

it going break even as well and
you know when linking this to

the taking profits and how we
set them. What we can do about

of technicals. Um so today
we're going to be looking at

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