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Every time my feed gets overexcited about a coin, I zoom out and look at the bigger picture.
A lot of accounts are talking about $ROSE right now, but this is what the weekly chart actually looks like.
Price is still trading below a major HTF supply / previous support zone that has already been tested multiple times. What was once support can turn into resistance like the last time it broke $0.035 retested it, got rejected and then dropped 75%.
Yes, you can get short-term pumps. Yes, lower timeframes can look exciting. But zoomed out, the structure is still weak and price is fighting overhead supply, not breaking it. If it does, That's where you look for entries and play the big swings. This is exactly how narratives trap people hype on the timeline while the higher timeframe tells a completely different story.
Why i take fewer trades and why do i think taking fewer trades is better than trading every day?
This thought comes from comparing frequency with edge. Lower timeframe 2–5% trades look attractive because they happen often, but most of them don’t have real asymmetric edge. You’re paying fees and mental energy again and again. Over time, that adds up.
I’m full-time trader, so my job is not to trade more, it’s to protect capital and deploy it only when probability is clearly in my favor. Fewer trades doesn’t mean fewer returns. It means: -less noise -fewer mistakes -better execution -higher R:R One high-conviction trade with size, taken from HTF levels, can outperform dozens of random LTF trades.
Also, most people underestimate how much not losing compounds. Avoiding bad trades is already a return. Most day traders trade the entire week and usually end up giving all their gains back in one trade or one bad day.
I didn’t adopt the style of taking fewer trades when I started. I’ve been trading for almost 10 years, and I made the same mistakes most traders make. I overtraded, I day-traded a lot, and I paid for it.
What I do now is the result of countless mistakes and losses. Trading less wasn’t my starting point. It was something the market forced me to learn.!
A lot of traders take blind shorts with the mindset, “This is so high, it should go down now.”
I was checking Gold on the higher timeframes, and it gave zero reasons to short or sell. The trend has clearly been up since $2,500 and even before that.
Making money is easy if you simply go with the flow of the market.
Every time my feed gets overexcited about a coin, I zoom out and look at the bigger picture.
A lot of accounts are talking about $ROSE right now, but this is what the weekly chart actually looks like.
Price is still trading below a major HTF supply / previous support zone that has already been tested multiple times. What was once support can turn into resistance like the last time it broke $0.035 retested it, got rejected and then dropped 75%.
Yes, you can get short-term pumps. Yes, lower timeframes can look exciting. But zoomed out, the structure is still weak and price is fighting overhead supply, not breaking it. If it does, That's where you look for entries and play the big swings. This is exactly how narratives trap people hype on the timeline while the higher timeframe tells a completely different story.
These were the top 13 Altcoins (Excluding BTC) back in 2017. you see most of these are not even in top 100 now or doesn’t exist at all except Ethereum , XRP and Zcash still crawling.
This is the perfect example for you that “Chose your Altcoins wisely” None of these are loyal.