02/09/2026
I missed an entry earlier that could have given me around 200 pips. But I didn’t chase the market.
Instead, I waited.
The first target I was watching had already been hit, so I added new data and studied what the market was showing me. Based on that new data, I found another possible entry.
When I saw the wick and the rejection from the area I was watching, I decided to take the entry.
Of course, there was risk.
I had my stop loss in place, and I knew that if the market reversed, I could lose. But that’s part of trading.
No risk, no profit.
The important thing is that the risk you take should never be random. You study the market, understand your setup, follow your analysis, and manage your risk.
The area was strong, and with the market already in a downtrend, I had a strong reason to believe that the price could continue moving lower.
As the market continued to drop and formed an order block, I moved my stop loss and turned it into a trailing stop.
If the market reversed, I would still secure around 10 pips.
But if the market continued in the direction I analyzed…
200 PIPS. 🔥
And yes, we got it! 📈🔥
This is another reminder that when you continue learning, studying, and trusting your process, the reward will eventually come.
You don't have to chase every missed opportunity.
Sometimes, you just have to wait for another setup, read the new data, and be ready when the right opportunity comes.
Study. Be patient. Take calculated risks. Manage your trades. Trust the process.
Because in trading, success doesn't come from chasing the market—it comes from having the knowledge, patience, and discipline to wait for the right opportunity. 💪📊🔥
And above all, thank You, Jehovah God, for giving me the courage and strength to continue, especially during the times when giving up felt easier.
I am also truly grateful to all the people who have helped, guided, supported, and believed in me throughout my journey. I may be the one taking the trades, but I know I didn’t get this far alone. 🙏❤️
