
A trader reviews Tuesday's bearish close and a gap filled in Asia, then commits to trusting higher-timeframe signals instead of chasing 15-minute moves. The lesson: ignore the noise, follow the bigger picture.
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If you take a look on Tuesday's candle, it should have closed bearish. That's Tuesday's candle. It closed bearish. And I also mentioned that within the video that hey Tuesday buyers close bearish. But, but, but, but this is where I myself got confused as well. And just to show you that this happens to the best of us instead of being fully like bearish, like just pointing very bearish. Bearish. I also mentioned that there is a possibility that price may break above this one right here and that would be the bullish scenario. So something I I should be doing differently next time is that depending on the daily buys. And for example, there is this fairly gap here that got filled during the Asia session and price started breaking lower after that. I should have seen this. I completely missed this. But next time around when I see a situation like this, I'm going to be much more confident in telling you guys, hey, we still ultimately nailed the setup, right? Because Price didn't break above here. So there was no reason to be bullish. Like I should have been much more confident here in terms of the direction.










