【If it stays under 8 dollars from the high price, skip】Convert the distance to the wall into a number
The buying momentum is correct, but do you ever see a pullback right under the most recent high?
How can we remove candidates with insufficient profit margin from the direction regardless of the trend?
This time, we will organize the remaining distance to the wall from the current price up to the recent high in order of dollars.
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? If it’s under 8 dollars to the high, skip it: quantify the distance to the wall
Even when the buying momentum is correct, pullbacks just under the most recent high can appear,
and emotions move before the usual sequence.
The focus this time is the remaining width to the wall. Instead of flashy forecasts, we will specify where to stop judgment.
In the remaining distance to the wall, do not answer with GOLD as a cure-all,
and treat it as a verification material to remove candidates with insufficient profit margin regardless of direction.
To start with the conclusion: the standard this week is not to enter right under the high just because of an upward direction.
? Decide in advance the scenario where the remaining width to the wall collapses
What tends to happen in practice is the situation where the buying momentum is correct, but a pullback appears just under the most recent high.
What to avoid is only looking at direction alignment and not measuring the width remaining to the next wall.
If your feelings advance, first verify only the dollar width from the current price to the recent high.
If you proceed to the next step without being able to explain the first width to the wall, display or knowledge will turn into an excuse.
Therefore, if the dollar width from the current price to the recent high is vague,
you may revert to removing candidates with insufficient profit margin regardless of direction.
A scene where you cannot explain the dollar width from the current price to the recent high will not advance orders or holdings.
The first stopping rule is “do not enter right under the high just because of upward direction.” This is what we protect first.
? After seeing the rise, reorganize what’s happening in your head from the remaining width to the wall
When you can see the width, the profits you could have earned feel like yours.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 1-1 the connection with the dollar width from the current price to the recent high.
When that sense appears, instead of waiting for the next pullback, look for reasons to participate immediately.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 1-2 the connection with the width until stop loss.
The fact that it rose and the reason it will rise are separate.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 1-3 the connection with the margin you need.
If you don’t separate these, reading the material will turn correct knowledge into buying on impulse.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 1-4 the connection with the dollar width from the current price to the most recent high.
In other words, from the wall’s perspective, the width that has already increased is not a future basis for entry.
As an auxiliary line to place two distances (to the wall and to the stop loss) in numbers, the more you feel left behind, the more you should detach from the screen before reading.
? Start by reassembling the current position from the remaining width to the wall, not from the direction
When you feel the urge to chase, first confirm where you are now before considering up or down.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 2-1 the connection with the width until stop loss.
What kind of waves came to this point, where was it halted, is there margin left until stop loss.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 2-2 the connection with the margin you need.
If you can’t explain these three, even if the direction looks correct, placing orders is premature.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 2-3 the connection with the width from the current price to the recent high.
GOLD cure is not about the shape alone, but about returning to a way of thinking that does not ignore where that shape appeared.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 2-4 the connection with the width until stop loss.
In other words, before entering, instead of focusing on direction, look at the current location and the flow to there.
As an auxiliary line to place two distances (to the wall and to stop loss) in numbers, the point to look at is not the strength of the rise, but the margin you can place stop loss into from now.
✅ How to use the teaching when you want to chase, reorganized from the remaining width to the wall
First close the chart and write in one line why you want to enter now.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 3-1 the connection with the margin you need.
For example, like “I saw I just pulled back and don’t want to miss out,”
write the feeling as a fact as well.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 3-2 the connection with the width from the current price to the recent high.
If the reason is width or the feeling of being left behind, cancel the order at that point.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 3-3 the connection with the width until stop loss.
Next, revisit the GOLD cure order, review place, flow, and reason to wait.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 3-4 the connection with the margin you need.
Reopen the screen only after the waiting condition has become a word. This is how to stop buying on impulse.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 3-5 the connection with the width from the current price to the recent high.
In other words, from the wall’s standard, before opening the教材, write in one line why you want to enter now. If you can say “I confirmed I paused once near the wall on higher-timeframes,” keep it; if not, skip this step.
As an auxiliary line to place two distances (to the wall and to stop loss) in numbers, if emotions are the reason, do not add analysis and skip that moment.
❌ Even if you gather explanations for rise, reorganize from the wall’s remaining width to not become a good entry
News, momentum, broken lines. After rising, there are many seemingly strong explanations.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 4-1 the connection with the width from the current price to the recent high.
But as explanations increase, the fact that stop-loss position is far does not change.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 4-2 the connection with the width until stop loss.
If you end by only considering potential profit and postpone exit, you will catch a late entry.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 4-3 the connection with the margin you need.
Prioritize whether there is an entry that can be finished without forcing, rather than better explanations.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 4-4 the connection with the width from the current price to the recent high.
In other words, from the wall’s standard, you decide more by whether you can place stop loss earlier than by the number of reasons.
As an auxiliary line to place two distances (to the wall and to stop loss) in numbers, if you cannot enter, you may skip even if your rise outlook is correct.
? For those who want to fundamentally change the habit of chasing, reorganize from the remaining width to the wall
People whose trading frequency increases only after a big move.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 5-1 the connection with the width until stop loss.
If it goes against you right after entering, you widen the stop-loss position.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 5-2 the connection with the margin you need.
Looking at the chart later is easy, but in practice you enter late.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 5-3 the connection with the width from the current price to the recent high.
People like this benefit more from having a teaching that returns to the current position rather than adding more signals.
This time, we will leave as Confirm 5-4 the connection with the width until stop loss.
In other words, with the standard of remaining width to the wall, rather than chasing, prioritize viewing the current location and risk first.
As an auxiliary line to place two distances (to the wall and to stop loss) in numbers, if you are repeatedly chasing the same, change the order of reading before the next market.
? Measure changes by the number of times you place the two distances to the wall and stop loss
To describe today’s usage as it is, the buying momentum is correct,
but every time a pullback appears just under the recent high, the verification order changes.
If you continue like this, you will only look at direction alignment, and you will fail to measure the remaining width to the next wall,
and you will later be unable to compare similar scenes by reviewing the remaining width to the wall.
Therefore, you will change to removing candidates with insufficient profit margin regardless of direction.
In records, when you line up the scenes chosen and the two distances to the wall and stop loss,
make sure the differences in the remaining width to the wall become visible.
Seven days of continuing to place the two distances to the wall and stop loss in numbers will allow you to compare changes under the same conditions.
The numbers you look at after purchase are not only profits. Measuring changes by the number of times you place the two distances to the wall and stop loss is also a meaningful change.
Weekly check: when you arrange the scenes adopted and the two distances to the wall and stop loss in numbers, record to see the differences in the remaining width to the wall, and compare the same scene the following week.
? Why allocate money and time to the remaining width to the wall
Especially effective for those who repeatedly stop right before the wall despite matching direction.
In practice, you can make a change where you can stop in the middle of decision because the margin on the profit side is insufficient, regardless of direction.
The reason to start is not to buy a new forecast, but to have an environment that does not enter right under the high simply because the direction is upward.
When starting, it’s enough to begin with one line: “Check: the dollar width from the current price to the recent high.”
Note that 8 dollars is an example and not a fixed trading condition before purchase.
If your problem overlaps with the scene of “making the distance to the wall under 8 dollars”, the GOLD cure has a clear purpose:
Purchase decision: if you are someone whose direction matches but keeps getting stopped before the wall, compare not by the function name but by how your daily actions will change.
? One thing to change from today, and a summary
So, for those who have the correct direction but get stopped before the wall many times, what should be changed in the first move tomorrow?
It’s best to start with writing in one line: “Check: the dollar width from the current price to the recent high.”
This week’s theme was the remaining width to the wall.
What to check are three things: the dollar width from the current price to the recent high, the dollar width to stop loss, and the margin you need.
If the three do not connect, choose to remove candidates with insufficient margin on the profit side regardless of direction.
The GOLD cure for remaining width to the wall is
a basis for not entering just because of upward direction and it does not guarantee profits.
If you are someone whose direction matches but frequently gets stopped before the wall, please try the same record for a week^^
If you’re struggling with “Skipping when under 8 dollars to the high” distance to the wall, decide the order to use the GOLD cure before the next market.
Purchase confirmation for “Skip when under 8 dollars to the high” distance to the wall: decide one thing you want to increase or decrease not by what GOLD cure increases, but by what you want to reduce from your current judgment.
Thank you always for reading ^^