Welcome to an exciting exchange in our community. It's time for us to get to know each other better and grow together. Tell us about yourself: - Your Background: A brief introduction to you and your trading level 🚀. - Your Markets: Which markets fascinate you? 🌍 - Your Experience: How long have you been trading? ⏳ - Your Tools: What software do you use? 💻 - Your Goals: What are you looking for here? What are your aspirations? Who would you like to meet? 🎯 Every contribution is a building block of our collective success. Share your story and let's learn from each other 🤝. I look forward to your stories and pictures! 📸 Best regards, Robert

Hi everyone! Here is a short explanation of my trade proposal from yesterday’s LIT Daytrading Market Talk. Yesterday, Robert had to leave early because he had a webinar in Bookmap’s Learning Center. He asked me spontaneously if I could share my screen. I actually don’t have a microphone set up on my trading desk, and normally I don’t trade on Mondays. Additionally, yesterday’s trading day was quite difficult because we had a holiday last week, and on Friday the CME data feed collapsed. Under these circumstances, you have to be more careful than usual. In general, on Mondays the market also needs to find its direction. Anyway … Here is a short breakdown of my technical analysis for those who may have watched my screen and followed my drawings, with some additional context: - The overall context was clear: be careful and wait to see what happens during the market opening at 3:30 PM (CET).The market opened below Friday’s lows, which is a sign of strong bearish sentiment. - Additionally, I had marked a selling imbalance in the pre-session of the day and a high-volume node in the prior week’s volume profile (30-minute timeframe). - The market opened very bullish. I waited to see how market participants would react after the news release at 4:00 PM (CET). - When the market pushed into the selling imbalance, I switched to a smaller timeframe (3-minute) to see whether aggressive sellers would enter the market again in that price area. After the first white candle (in my chart; normally this would be a red candle) with a rejection wick to the downside, I would have entered the trade with a stop loss above the top of the move. - My first target was the session VWAP, with the idea that the market might retest the pre-session value area and the volume point of control before higher prices would be accepted. Everyone who followed my analysis saw live that the idea finally played out. This is my explanation in advance since I didn’t have a microphone to comment on the trade live 😅

Hello everyone! I am new to this community. I am looking forward to learn☺️