Just made Over $900 at market open during the New York session. 💰📈 I ain’t gonna lie… this was definitely, definitely, DEFINITELY a tricky trade. I literally had to trust my strategy this morning because there were so many times I wanted to close the trade early. At one point I was down about $300, and I almost got out. But instead of trading off emotions, I stuck to my plan and trusted my setup. As you can see… we ended up closing the trade for over $900 in profit. That’s it for me today. I’m not taking another trade. One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is that you only need one quality setup a day. You don’t have to force trades or chase the market trying to make more money. If you can consistently find one A+ setup, that’s enough. If you want to learn how I trade and the exact strategy I use in the markets, join my Skool community. I’ll teach you the same framework I use every single day to identify high-probability setups. Link in my bio. Let’s get to work. 🔥📈

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I was in this trade for 6+ hours before finally closing my position once price crossed back over my safety line. Staying patient wasn’t easy, but it reminded me why I’m starting to lean more into swing trading. Lately, I’ve been testing the difference between scalping and swing trading to see which style fits me best. A scalper is looking to get in and out quickly—sometimes within seconds or minutes—taking smaller profits over multiple trades. A swing trader, on the other hand, is willing to hold a trade for hours (or even days) to capture a much larger move. It requires more patience, but if your analysis is right, the reward can be significantly bigger than grabbing a quick 1:1 scalp. Neither strategy is “better.” It comes down to your personality, risk management, and trading plan. Right now, I’m enjoying giving my trades more room to breathe instead of rushing to take profits. What kind of trader are you? 👇 Do you prefer scalping for quick wins, or swing trading for bigger moves? 🚀 Join my trading community for more trading tips, live breakdowns, and strategies to level up your trading game.

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