Environment Over Setup
A bad setup is more likely to work in a good market than a perfect setup is in a bad market.
A bad setup is more likely to work in a good market than a perfect setup is in a bad market.
In two QQQ examples, the first 3% decline in more than 100 sessions was followed by average daily ranges 51–56% wider than the prior 40-session baseline.
Weekly charts helped me trade better because they gave me fewer reasons to interfere.