Monday turned out pretty standard—nothing particularly surprising happened. That's actually when things get interesting for traders though. Once the noise settles, you can start plotting scalp entries on the lower timeframes, sticking strictly to what price action is actually telling you. No guesses, no wishful thinking, just pure setup recognition. For longer-term positions and mid-range plays? I've already locked in the critical support and resistance zones. Those don't change until price violently breaks through them.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 7h ago
An ordinary Monday is actually the biggest test of skill. Without market noise interference, you can see the true signals of the scalp clearly.
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LiquidityNinja
· 7h ago
A dull Monday is actually a good time to take risks and seize opportunities, I understand that.
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MetaverseHermit
· 7h ago
A calm market is actually an opportunity; it all depends on whether you know how to read the charts.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 7h ago
Nothing much on Monday, but this is the time for scalpers to take action. Wait until you understand what the candlestick chart is telling you before making a move.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 7h ago
Ordinary market conditions are actually an opportunity; prices tell the truth and don't deceive.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 7h ago
In such a dull market on Monday, it's actually a good opportunity for us to harvest some gains. Isn't it more satisfying to take advantage of lower-level trades and scalp some quick profits?
Monday turned out pretty standard—nothing particularly surprising happened. That's actually when things get interesting for traders though. Once the noise settles, you can start plotting scalp entries on the lower timeframes, sticking strictly to what price action is actually telling you. No guesses, no wishful thinking, just pure setup recognition. For longer-term positions and mid-range plays? I've already locked in the critical support and resistance zones. Those don't change until price violently breaks through them.