Most traders exit too early and miss big moves by taking small partial profits instead of holding their full position. By keeping volume intact and targeting engineered liquidity points rather than quick 1:3 risk-reward ratios, you can capture much larger swings, as shown in Nasdaq futures during the Asian session.
Once this low gets taken, I know eventually this high will go, and I'm very, very confident in that. If you practice holding volume, I would recommend removing that partialing at 1:3 or that small RR and just hold to those targets. That's when the profits drastically increase. Once I started holding more volume, the profits did increase. Great example here. You have multiple targets. You have this engineered liquidity point. You have the external highs being up here based off your guys' appetite, what you guys are comfortable with. You have engineered liquidity highs being a target and then the external point. If I play this out, you guys can see there's the entry trapping the early buyers. Do you guys participate? This is NQ and it's in Asia right now. So typically price won't move too much, but if we just bump up a timeframe and there you go.
