Trading Model

A simple framework, executed consistently.

This is the structure I use every session. It's not the only way to trade — it's the way I've made repeatable.

01

Market Structure

Identify the dominant trend on the higher timeframe. Map swing points, key levels, and zones where liquidity is likely to rest. Trade with structure — not against it.

02

Entry Conditions

Wait for price to react at a defined level. The setup must form during a session you actually trade. If conditions don't line up, the trade doesn't exist.

03

Confirmation Rules

Look for a structural shift on the lower timeframe — a clean break and retest, or a clear rejection. One confirmation, one entry, one risk.

04

Risk Management

Fixed risk per trade, sized to the stop — never the other way around. Daily loss limit is non-negotiable. When it's hit, the screen goes off.

Trade examples

Annotated charts from recent sessions.

Example 01
London session — structural shift into a 4H demand zone.
Example 02
London session — structural shift into a 4H demand zone.
Example 03
London session — structural shift into a 4H demand zone.

What I avoid

If a setup involves any of these, it's not a setup.

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