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This profile will bring a new lesson every day, presenting solid theory on trading, financial markets, price action, structure reading, and trader psychology.
After each theoretical lesson, you will find a second post with practical exercises, following the “Trader's Notebook”, to transform knowledge into real skill.
This is a complete, daily, progressive, and organized program for those who wish to evolve as a trader in a disciplined and professional manner.
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- Start of buyer strength (correction) in the OB (demand zone); - Emergence of ascending CHoCH, indicating a change in the micro trend; - Sequence of ascending BOS (+ strength); - 3 consecutive failures to create new BOS (- strength); - Possible creation of a new descending CHoCH and change in the micro trend; - Return to seller strength in the macro of the last few days.
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CLASS 28 — Advanced Institutional Psychology: Decision Making Under Uncertainty, Emotional Neutrality
As professional traders do not 'feel' the trade — they execute processes — and how to develop a functional mind even under pressure. 1. THE BIGGEST MYTH: 'CONTROLLING EMOTIONS' Institutions do not teach emotional control. They teach something deeper: Decision-making structure that makes emotion irrelevant. Emotion only dominates when: There is unstructured uncertainty. Rules are vague. Criteria are subjective. Decisions depend on 'feeling the market'. When the process is clear, emotion has no operational space.
📉 The job market has cooled — and this changes expectations!!!
The latest numbers from the U.S. job market presented a less obvious scenario than it seems at first glance.
The unemployment rate rose above expectations, while job creation came in weaker. In economic terms, this indicates a loss of momentum in activity, something that normally raises concerns.
But the market does not only look at the present.
This type of weakening: - Increases the pressure for more accommodative monetary policy; - Raises the probability of interest rate cuts in the coming months; - Changes expectations even before any official decision.
📌 The key point is that economic data is not inherently good or bad.
They are pieces of a larger puzzle: growth, inflation, and interest rates.
When unemployment starts to rise consistently, the alarm signal goes off — not because of the number itself, but because of the cycle it may indicate.
🧠 The market reacts to expectations, not headlines.
CLASS 27 — Drawdown Management, Statistical Survival, and Antifragility in Professional Trading
Why the best traders do not go broke — even when making mistakes — and how institutional capital is structured to survive any market regime. 1. DRAWNDOWN IS NOT A PROBLEM — IT'S A NATURAL CONDITION The biggest illusion of the trader is trying to eliminate drawdown. Institutions know something that retail ignores: every profitable system inevitably goes through periods of loss. The professional goal is not to avoid drawdown, but: Predict your existence. Structurally limit it. Survive it without psychological or irreversible financial damage.