Most people open a chart and go straight to hunting for a signal. Entry first, everything else after. I do it backwards. Higher timeframe first. Entry last. It's the single biggest difference between the trades that work and the ones that don't. Comment below: do you check the higher timeframe before you look for an entry, or after? Be honest. 📆 *REMINDER* - I'm going live at 1 PM EST / 6 PM UK time this Sunday, in Skool. Don't miss it!

Hey traders, After 25 years of trading, including 10 years in the City of London, I've pulled together everything I know about one specific setup: the Inside Day. I'm walking through it live on September 20th at 1 PM EST / 6 PM UK time. 📆 Here's what you'll get from being there: - The exact process I use to read direction and market conditions before I ever look for an entry - All five things I check before I'll touch an Inside Day setup (most people are only checking one or two) - How to tell a real breakout from a trap, before it costs you - How I actually time the entry once everything else lines up - A first look at a new tool we've built to make spotting these setups a lot easier This is live, not a recording. I'm not going to be posting this afterwards, so if you want it, you need to be there. One more thing. Everyone who's on the call live is getting something extra from me. I'm not saying what it is yet; you'll see it at the end of the session. 🎁 👉 Click here to add the event to your calendar See you there! Ross Burland COO & lead coach - Trade Algorithm ** P.S. Drop a comment: "going" so we know you're attending. You might get an early access sneak peek too. 👀 **

Great move from last night

Btc is running nicely