This guy is out here shouting "print unlimited money non-stop," but the comments tell a different story. People are angry, and honestly, I get it. The setups were off, and while every trader misses sometimes, the real issue here is the approach.
A few months ago, his analysis was solid—clean logic and a real structure. Lately? It’s pure chaos. Dropping 10–15 setups a day isn't trading; it’s forcing entries. When you trade like that, you lose your patience, take random positions, and once a couple of stops hit, the "revenge trading" kicks in. You try to recover fast and end up digging a deeper hole.
The biggest problem is leading with "guaranteed profit" without any logic. Just an entry and an SL with zero context. When people are told what to do instead of how to think, they trust blindly. So when that "easy money" disappears, the blame is obvious.
Even my setups hit the stop loss sometimes. But I never force a trade, and I never pretend to be a financial advisor. I read every comment—the good and the painful—because that’s how you actually improve.
I keep it to 5–7 quality setups max. No hype, no noise, just simple logic so you actually understand the "why" behind the move. The market was never meant to be "easy money."
So, next time you see someone promising a money printer, take a second to think.
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