Tag: London session trading
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From Side Hustle to Professional Trader: The Reality No One Talks About
Trading is the most accessible professional path in the world and one of the most brutal. Here is the honest version of what the journey from side hustle to full-time trading actually requires.
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Trading Indicators vs Price Action vs Order Flow — What Actually Works?
Three tribes. Three philosophies. All claiming superiority. Here is an honest breakdown of what each approach actually offers — and why the best traders use a deliberate combination.
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Asia, London, New York — Which Session Actually Makes Money?
Every session has a character. Understanding that character — and knowing which one aligns with your strategy — is the difference between consistent setups and constant frustration.
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Why Your Risk Management Is Still Wrong (Even If You Use 1%)
The 1% rule is better than no rule. But it is not risk management — it is a starting point. Here is what sophisticated risk management actually looks like.
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The First 90 Days of a Profitable Trader — What Actually Changes
The difference between a losing trader and a consistently profitable one is rarely discovered in a strategy. It is built over 90 days of deliberate, uncomfortable habit change.
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Liquidity: The Only Concept You Need to Understand the Market
Strip away every indicator, every pattern, every strategy. What remains — the single concept that explains why price moves where it does — is liquidity.
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Stop Chasing Entries — Start Trading Narratives
Every losing trade that you chased had one thing in common: you entered the market before you understood what it was trying to do. Narrative-based trading fixes this at the root.
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Prop Firm Trading Is Broken — Here’s How to Still Win in 2026
Prop firms promised retail traders a path to professional capital. Many delivered — and then changed the rules. Here is how to navigate the broken model and actually come out ahead.
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VWAP Is Not a Strategy — It’s a Framework (Here’s How Professionals Actually Use It)
Retail traders use VWAP as a buy/sell signal. Professional traders use it as a map of institutional fair value. The difference explains why one group consistently wins and the other consistently wonders why their VWAP trades keep failing.