WOLVES TRADING
RUNNING 70PIPS 🤑 🤑 🤑
Close half and hold the rest ! I’ll hold this one
1-1 for NYSE !! 💙 let’s continue to hold our 4400 entry risk free with 70% profits booked already !
NYSE is almost coming to an end I’ll be trading Asia session
NYSE is almost coming to an end I’ll be trading Asia session
WolvesVIP
PRE-LONDON / LONDON PLAN Since market open today, we DID see Gold retrace lower, but price never fully came down to fill our H4 bullish FVG around 4350–4370. Instead, buyers reacted from the intraday level around 4370, held it as support and we saw bullish…
ALRIGHT GUYS, LET’S BREAK DOWN THE SETUP WE TOOK THIS NYSE! TP3 HIT 200+ PIPS / 70% PROFITS BOOKED!
Last night during Asia / Pre-London, we already had our zones marked out. The plan was simple: either price breaks above our AOI and confirms continuation buys, or we wait for a deeper pullback into our H4 bullish value zone around 4370–4350
Now look at what actually happened on the 30M during London into NYSE. 👀
Yesterday at market open, Gold tapped around 4370 support and buyers stepped in aggressively, leaving behind a fresh 30M bullish FVG. Buyers initially showed strength, but volume eventually died off
Going into NYSE, price finally pulled back, filled that 30M FVG and buyers stepped in aggressively AGAIN, exactly where we wanted to see them
Then came the confirmation we were waiting for: 👇
BUYERS BROKE + CLOSED ABOVE 4400. ✅
That bullish expansion above 4400 left behind ANOTHER fresh 30M bullish FVG, which immediately became our new AOI for NYSE.
That’s exactly when I came active, started trading with you guys and sent out the limit.
The rest is history… TP3, 200+ PIPS
Now I also want to talk about the buy we took ABOVE the AOI because there’s actually an important lesson there. Price was struggling to retrace, so I waited for a lower-TF bullish setup that aligned with our overall plan. I knew the entry was higher risk because we were buying above our main AOI, so I used smaller risk. The PA looked good, but the trade failed
Looking back at it, we shouldn't have taken that entry while the H4 candle was closing. Waiting for the proper retracement into our value area would've been the higher-quality decision. And THAT goes straight into my trading journal
I’m not going to hide a losing setup just because the other trade delivered 200+ pips. Losses give us data. We review WHY it failed, what we could've done differently and use that information to improve the next execution
Those entries above our main AOI can work, but they're naturally lower probability / higher risk, which is exactly why I reduce my risk when attempting them
That’s trading.
You’re NEVER going to control which individual setup wins or loses. What you CAN control is your setup selection, execution and risk.
Follow a proper system + manage risk correctly, and one loss should never have the power to destroy the work from your winners
Last night during Asia / Pre-London, we already had our zones marked out. The plan was simple: either price breaks above our AOI and confirms continuation buys, or we wait for a deeper pullback into our H4 bullish value zone around 4370–4350
Now look at what actually happened on the 30M during London into NYSE. 👀
Yesterday at market open, Gold tapped around 4370 support and buyers stepped in aggressively, leaving behind a fresh 30M bullish FVG. Buyers initially showed strength, but volume eventually died off
Going into NYSE, price finally pulled back, filled that 30M FVG and buyers stepped in aggressively AGAIN, exactly where we wanted to see them
Then came the confirmation we were waiting for: 👇
BUYERS BROKE + CLOSED ABOVE 4400. ✅
That bullish expansion above 4400 left behind ANOTHER fresh 30M bullish FVG, which immediately became our new AOI for NYSE.
That’s exactly when I came active, started trading with you guys and sent out the limit.
The rest is history… TP3, 200+ PIPS
Now I also want to talk about the buy we took ABOVE the AOI because there’s actually an important lesson there. Price was struggling to retrace, so I waited for a lower-TF bullish setup that aligned with our overall plan. I knew the entry was higher risk because we were buying above our main AOI, so I used smaller risk. The PA looked good, but the trade failed
Looking back at it, we shouldn't have taken that entry while the H4 candle was closing. Waiting for the proper retracement into our value area would've been the higher-quality decision. And THAT goes straight into my trading journal
I’m not going to hide a losing setup just because the other trade delivered 200+ pips. Losses give us data. We review WHY it failed, what we could've done differently and use that information to improve the next execution
Those entries above our main AOI can work, but they're naturally lower probability / higher risk, which is exactly why I reduce my risk when attempting them
That’s trading.
You’re NEVER going to control which individual setup wins or loses. What you CAN control is your setup selection, execution and risk.
Follow a proper system + manage risk correctly, and one loss should never have the power to destroy the work from your winners