I do not yet trade breakouts, but this is a classic setup. Break against an extreme (notice volume profile valley where that happens), confirm against new Mirror level, and take off. This is what an idea intraday breakout chart looks like. PLTR is doing its morning swing again, slightly earlier…
3 min NFLX trade. 2.64 FB Against previous day support/extreme. Larger context: I threw it all away on doing something stupid with PLTR. I think the original PLTR entry was good. But I should not have chased. No more chasing. Higher view with VP. A few more notes…
NFLX did a perfect Mirror Level False Breakout today.…
Just some missed setups that I could have caught if I woke up on time. All levels were drawn night before. Easy clean F.B. setup on AVGO This one (MSFT below) I was in time for, didn't pull the trigger. Level is off Volume Profile valley (this…
Today is "Bomb Kharg Island Day". So naturally everything is down. One of the opportunities for intraday F.B. swing was PLTR. It makes sense, since they are likely involved and their business model is supporting power blocks like US Gov. and Israel etc. Something to keep in…
Tried to catch the knife (F.B) on AAPL this morning... I need to figure out a way to eliminate these chase trades from my system. I think a good rule to add is: if its not working the first time, do not trade this instrument for the rest of…
Exited early an absolutely masterfully caught short on PLTR. Lesson: Do not exit your trade unless confirmed so by either a level (at edges of volume profile) or a valley in the volume profile. I had an earlier -1R, so this played into it psychologically to cover that loss while…
I think I will try catching these open market lows, especially after strong down days. They are way too obvious in hindsight, and will be much tougher to spot live but should be possible. Mirror levels especially like in ^ TSLA above. See next img. So for below chart, the strategy…