How do you determine A+ Setups? .This is a question I used to never be able to answer until I truly learned how supply and demand worked. Let me show you how I answer this now. A Thread:.

RT @FT__Trading: How many times have you thought about quitting?. For me, it was LOTS. Glad I stuck with it.

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Price moves fast, but your strategy should be faster. Don’t let the platform lead you. Let your plan drive the platform.

RT @FT__Trading: You need to let trades work out. Set your stop and target . Then walk away. If you're not watching price, you won't have e….

Your platform shows your P&L—but it doesn’t show your mistakes. You need to track those manually. That’s where the real growth happens.

RT @FT__Trading: Everything in life is a trade. Every decision is a trade. You literally can't escape it. Might as well learn to make money….

RT @FT__Trading: Understand retail behavior. Where are they buying and where are they trapped?. Knowing that will make you lots of money.

Clean charts create clean decisions. Clutter your platform, clutter your judgment. Simplicity is a trading advantage.

A platform can execute instantly, but hesitation destroys timing. When your setup shows up, trust it. Second-guessing has no place in execution.

RT @FT__Trading: If I don't see my A+ setup then I walk away. It's my setup or nothing. I give myself an hour everyday to find it. If not t….

You don’t need ten trades a day—you need one trade that fits your edge. Platforms can tempt you into action. Don’t confuse availability with opportunity.

Your platform gives you speed, but speed without control is chaos. Trade only when your system says go. Discipline is the real execution tool.

The best traders don’t shut down their platform—they reflect. What went well? What broke down? Daily reflection creates weekly growth.

Your edge improves every time you cut a bad habit. Less hesitation, tighter risk, cleaner entries—these are silent upgrades. Small refinements compound big results.

Entering a trade should feel boring—it means you’re following a system, not gambling. If you feel excited, nervous, or unsure, pause. Good trades feel familiar.

Some days, the best trade is no trade. If your setup doesn’t appear, don’t create one out of boredom. Let the edge come to you.

Journals aren’t just for numbers—they’re for your thoughts, reactions, and feelings. What triggered the entry? What changed your conviction? Capture the mental side too.

Your system should be so clear that it removes 90% of the market noise. You shouldn’t need to guess if a setup is valid—it should either meet your rules or it doesn’t. No grey area, no hesitation.

A green trade with bad process is a bad trade. Review every outcome with honesty, not just emotion. Profitable chaos will eventually collapse.

High-probability setups don’t show up often, but when they do—you act. Don’t water down your edge by forcing trades that “kind of” fit. Precision is profitability.

Not every setup deserves your money. The market always offers trades—but only a few align with your strategy. The real edge is in the ability to say no.