An exit is never final… until the market SAYS it’s final.








Another example:




An exit is never final… until the market SAYS it’s final.
Happy trading,
Lance Beggs
An exit is never final… until the market SAYS it’s final.








Another example:




An exit is never final… until the market SAYS it’s final.
Happy trading,
Lance Beggs
Some more great email Q&A… Question: Hi Lance, Had a question on breakouts. I know you subscribe to the breakout, then wait for a pullback to get in. I was monitoring GBP/USD last night. I set an alarm for if price got up to resistance at 1.5080. It then broke thru. Sticking to my rules…
I thought it would be good to expand upon some of the ideas discussed on YTC social media last weekend. Here are the three social media posts first… 26th March: 27th March: 28th March: There are two main points that I’d like to examine in a little more detail. Immediate Actions Working an Exit Immediate Actions…
From social media on Wednesday… Ok, I’m not going to argue whether it is or is not the MOST important part. Let’s just accept that it’s an important part. And that it MUST be a part of your thinking if you want to operate most effectively in the markets. There was a brief discussion following last week’s Metagame…
Let’s see if I can create a mindset shift in some of you, in the way that you view your trade entry decisions. This discussion comes about due to a question I received after last week’s article: Can we talk about your first trade? In the third image you said you took a small entry to…
The key to early recognition of potential change in structure is in observing and identifying “SOMETHING DIFFERENT”. I absolutely love this example which has been building now since the beginning of the year. This does not mean that the uptrend will end. It’s just a warning sign. A clue that the sentiment driving the market…
Let’s continue with a series we started last year – the metagame – trading AGAINST other traders who find themselves on the wrong side of the market. Because… If I can’t feel someone on the other side of the market getting it really wrong, there is no trade. You can see the prior articles here…