These days I haven't had time to live stream, just busy and taking a break.

1. Never hold a full position or go all-in
Single trade risk should not exceed 1%–2% of total funds. One liquidation means you're basically out.

2. Don't fight against the trend
Cut losses when wrong, don't add to your position to average down; the more you do, the worse it gets.

3. Don't trade recklessly
Doing dozens of trades a day, 99% of the time, just paying platform fees.

1. Direction
Look at the larger timeframe (daily/4-hour) to determine the trend, and the smaller timeframe (15-minute/1-hour) to find entry points.
Trade with the trend; your win rate will naturally be higher.

2. Positioning
Only trade at key levels:

◦ Support/Resistance

◦ Breakouts and retests

◦ Near moving averages
Avoid chasing highs and panic selling.

3. Stop-loss
Plan your stop-loss before entering: know where to cut if wrong.
Never place a trade without a stop-loss.

1. Look at the larger timeframe: in a bullish trend, only go long; in a bearish trend, only go short.

2. Wait for a retracement to key levels on the smaller timeframe.

3. Enter only after signals appear (candlestick reversals/breakouts).

4. Place stop-loss outside recent high or low points.

5. Take profit at least 1.5–2 times the stop-loss.

6. Stop trading after 2–3 consecutive losses; take a break for the day.

• Don't get overconfident after profits, don't get angry after losses.

• Don't gamble against the market or revenge trade.

• Accept losses as a cost, not a failure.

• Make money you understand; if you don't understand, stay out of the market.