Short excerpt from a YouTube video by Kardec Trader arguing that a high win rate often comes from not trading every day and waiting for trades to "present themselves." The speaker stresses mechanical, systematic entries (mentions "fair value gap") and patience — letting only certain setups trigger trades rather than forcing daily trades.
If your strategy or your system works so well, you have a high win rate, whatever it may be, why can't you trade every single day? My win rate is high because I don't trade these days. Right. It's high because you don't have to come into the market every single day looking for a trade. You let the trade present itself, like I've shown you in these last two setups. These trades presented themselves to me. I didn't have to come in and be like, well, I'm looking for this. This could theoretically be like a fair value gap. Let me enter here. You know, it's very systematic on what I'm doing. I'm waiting for the entry. Right. Very mechanical.
