A short instructional monologue by Kardec Trader about achieving better trade entries. The speaker emphasizes using graded swing points because stop losses align to swings, anchoring Fibonacci to validated/invalidation swings, recognizing fair value gaps as new swings, using order blocks and timeframes (15m vs 1m) to refine entries, and aiming for minimum move targets (e.g., ~50%).
Optimal trade entries need to have graded swing points because your stop loss is a swing. How good is the swing? This swing you think? Yeah. Should remain intact. Anchor your fib from there. What I like to use is this, right? Runs on stops and from breakers or a swing that mitigated PDA rate. So let's say like a fair value gap. Let's say this was a fair value gap here. That's a new swing because that's invalidation. Now if we trade above that, it should go higher. Break a block first one. And it doesn't always get optimal trade entry. You have to probably get ahead of it. This second leg I'm only going for minimum 50. So if you go like from here to here, this is probably 50%. This is probably auto change entry area here. The chain of sale delivery is go time, bro. Whatever confirmation I need all if there's a rubbish close here, we'll miss that one and we'll get this move. That is it. Some people. Yeah. This is your 15 minute when price is here. Let me find a 1 minute order block. Why? Why do that right. You can just literally hit that under 15. Stop loss there. Tape over there. Bob's your uncle.
