2026 3/13 SMC Trade Result
Hello, this is Konata.
I will report the trade results for 3/13.
? Trade Details
| Item | Content |
|------|------|
| **Symbol** | XAUUSD (Gold) |
| **Direction** | Long (all 5 trades) |
| **Lot** | 0.19 / 0.11 / 0.11 / 0.11 / 0.10 |
| **Individual P/L** | +17.48 / +36.85 / -0.77 / +52.36 / +50.30 |
| **Total P/L** | About +156.22 USD |
| **Holding Time** | Shortest 2 minutes to longest 58 minutes |
Hello, this is Konata.
This time too, not a big drastic gain all at once, but little by little, five times, accumulating to a total of +156 dollars.
I think this kind of “accumulation day” condenses the most important aspect of trading psychology, so I’ll write about that area.
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Can you admit “it didn’t extend”?
When you have a position, you naturally want it to go a little further, right?
I completely understand this feeling.
In fact, today (3/13) gold showed signs of upward movement from smart money, but until late night the market didn’t move much.
So I chose an approach of “not pushing for a big extension, but taking what the day’s movement allows and re-entering later.”
If you stop forcing what you want onto the market and align yourself with what the market is doing today, you can achieve this kind of accumulation.
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The day’s best achievement was being able to stop at 23:00
Personally, I feel the good outcome of today’s trade is not the profit but the decision to stop.
Around 23:00, smart money began signaling downward.
At that moment, I stopped all additional entries and整理ed my positions.And afterward, the market dropped sharply.As a result, I preserved today's gains entirely.【Those who can pause are the ones who survive longest】This is something I can truly say from experience.---A habit of saying “on to the next” even after a lossThere was one losing trade among the five, -0.77 dollars.It moved against me right after entry, so I exited immediately,Next. That’s all.I didn’t dwell on it.If you start clinging to the outcome of a single trade, your next decisions become biased and your accumulation falls apart.If the overall session remains positive,being able to shift perspective to that, makes a single loss less noticeable, doesn’t it?To summarize,- If the market doesn’t let you extend today, switch to an accumulation approach- Stopping at the moment a sign changes protects your assets- Look at the session’s overall performance, not a single trade’s lossI hope this is helpful in some way.If you’d like to understand SM C and liquidity concepts more systematically, please also take a look at my service.
And afterward, the market dropped sharply.
As a result, I preserved today's gains entirely.
【Those who can pause are the ones who survive longest】
This is something I can truly say from experience.
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A habit of saying “on to the next” even after a loss
There was one losing trade among the five, -0.77 dollars.
It moved against me right after entry, so I exited immediately,
Next. That’s all.
I didn’t dwell on it.
If you start clinging to the outcome of a single trade, your next decisions become biased and your accumulation falls apart.
If the overall session remains positive,
being able to shift perspective to that, makes a single loss less noticeable, doesn’t it?
To summarize,
- If the market doesn’t let you extend today, switch to an accumulation approach
- Stopping at the moment a sign changes protects your assets
- Look at the session’s overall performance, not a single trade’s loss
I hope this is helpful in some way.
If you’d like to understand SM C and liquidity concepts more systematically, please also take a look at my service.
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