Chart stories are read through "success" and "failure".
Read through the lens of “success” and “failure.”
This week I didn’t trade at all. However, there were plenty of moves that, if I had been present, would have clearly turned into profits. That’s why the remaining frustration lingers.
But what I need now isn’t to bring that frustration into my next trade.Keep choosing “stability.”As someone in training, this is the hardest. Always maintain composure. I believe there is nothing more important than that right now.
In the 1-hour chart, I counted the waves’ undulations up to “yo.” There isn’t a strict mechanical rule for counting these swings. When you look closely, you can see that the dip roughly serves as the trigger for the next chart story.
From the high (Sa) to the low (Shi) it fell, and it retraced back to (Su).
So within that “single back-and-forth,” what actually happened? We’ll descend to the 15-minute chart from here.
For the drop from (Sa) to (Ii) to occur, there are two declines on M15: phases ① and ②. The issue isn’t merely that it dropped when viewed later.
What should you have been thinking the moment (a) happened?
These one-by-one understandings are the most crucial when you want to be able to tell a chart story.
Composing all of this into words every time is honestly incredibly arduous, lol. But explaining directly in words is always faster. So now, I am“CS WORKOUT” — a trading training gymto be launched. This article is a prelude, or a kind of foreshadowing.
If you’re interested, please read with care.This time I will speak quite in detail, without holding back.
It broke the high.
The turn also occurred.
Even so, it did not continue.
Where did the market shift from “success” to “failure”?

