
A three-level grading system for trading days. Level 1 is unclear and choppy, not tradable. Level 2 has alignment forming, worth watching. Level 3 is trade-ready with clear direction and entries.
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The way I grade my trade ideas and the way I grade if today is going to be a good day for trading is I grade it between level one to three. Level one means that, you know, not enough things are present to where like today's definitely not a trading day. It's just too unclear. It's rangy, it's choppy or whatever. Like you do not know what is the clear direction. Level two, which was this day is when you know the higher time frame is kind of like adding up. Like you know, like you have a clear scenario and price is getting there but it's not fully there yet. So. So put it on your watch list. But it's definitely not tradable yet. That was this day right here. And then you have level three, which is a trade ready day, which was this day right here. We caught the move cleanly. And this day right here, which we missed the entry, right? We were wrong on the entry. But overall the direction was super clear. And that's an example of a level three day, right? It's in other words like an A plus day.










