Why did I start trading large and sometimes long movements? This question is familiar to many novice traders eager for quick results. I probably, like everyone else, began trying different trades and, most importantly, understanding their logic. I experimented with breakout trading, following trendy signals and moment trading. However, over time I realized that such a strategy brings more stress than stable income. The constant wait for the perfect moment to enter and the risk of failure with the slightest market fluctuation take away confidence in future trades.
Every day is not a guaranteed source of profit. I am not tied to specific price movement models; my main task is to understand the price target and its logic. When moving from point A to point B, it is not always possible to enter without hitting a stop, and sometimes doing so while adhering to risk management is downright impossible. But in the end, the price gets there.
I decided to change my approach and focus on a more reliable strategy by following liquidity rather than chasing price.
This method allows me to clearly understand where the real interest of market participants lies and how they may react to different price levels. Instead of a constant thirst for instant profit, I have come to value patience and precision. Now I look not only at current fluctuations but also at broader trends, allowing myself to build more stable positions with a good win rate.