Weekly Trading Insights: Celebrating Wins and Reading Market Signals

I received quite a few emails this week, but one particularly stood out from a new trader who achieved his first 100-pip trade. That's genuinely impressive, but it's worth unpacking what makes this achievement valuable.

Targeting a specific pip count can be dangerous if you're doing it for the wrong reasons. If your trading strategy signals an exit at 80 pips, but you stubbornly hold on for that 100-pip milestone, you're setting yourself up for trouble.

Any fool can enter a market, but it takes skill to know when to exit.

This is where having the right tools becomes crucial. My PAT indicator is designed specifically to signal when markets have likely reached their course correction point - essentially telling you when it's time to get out.

Reading Today's Market Signals

Looking at today's charts through the Asian session, we can see a clear line setup. The market opened and pushed downward exactly as anticipated. On the five-minute chart, you can spot that yellow block indicating our entry point, which then drove the price lower.

I entered here because we were trading under a key line - something regular students in my mentoring program immediately recognize. The price retraced upward briefly, but all indicators were pointing down: red dots descending, overall momentum facing downward. These alignment conditions make for what I call a "gift trade" - high probability setups that are hard to miss once you know what to look for.

Measuring from entry, this trade has already delivered 48 pips. Not bad for reading what the market makers were telegraphing.

Where to Exit? Follow the Market Maker Footprints

Exit points are where amateur traders typically stumble, but market makers leave clear footprints if you know how to spot them. Notice the purple line running through the lower point on our chart - that's our exit target. Why? Because you can clearly see how price consistently reacts at this level.

I've spent years studying market maker activity, and their business model relies on creating these reaction points. They're not random - they're deliberate price levels where institutional money flows in specific directions.

When you observe the swing back up and see another purple line, you're witnessing market structure in action. Once you become familiar with these patterns, it's remarkable how straightforward it becomes to identify profitable trades and manage your exits.

Professional Training Makes the Difference

Trading isn't something you master overnight. I've made every mistake in the book so you don't have to. Through my mentoring program, I teach traders to interpret these signals correctly and develop the discipline to follow what the indicators are telling you, not what your emotions want.

The PAT indicator I've developed helps cut through market noise to identify genuine opportunities. It's not available publicly - it's something I provide exclusively to traders in my mentoring program. While it's a powerful tool, remember that it's the interpretation and application that really matters.

I'll catch up with you around Tuesday (your Monday) to look at next week's opportunities. Until then, have a wonderful weekend. I look forward to meeting you, mentoring you, and working with you in the days ahead.

If you're ready to stop guessing and start trading with confidence, let's talk about how proper training can transform your results.