[FREE DOWNLOADS] MATI Trader’s Trading Cheatsheets
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If you’re still second-guessing.
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If you’re still umming and arring.
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If you’re still not feeling right with your winning strategy.
You either don’t have your winning strategy track record in place. Or you do not have your cheat sheet.
Your cheatsheet is your trading bible.
You need to print it. You need to laminate it. You need to use it every god damn day when you trade.
Or else you are going to miss out…
For you I’m going to give you both my cheat sheets.
One for my 20 year proven trading strategy and one for my Smart Money Concepts cheatsheet to spot HIGHER probability trades.
All you need to do is comment “YES”…
If there is one thing you do today it’s that… @everyone
Why? Because I want you to have a complete idea on how a cheat sheet should look…
Comment “YES” now in the comment so I can send you my cheat sheets – FREE.
In the mean time, there are a few reasons you need to have a cheat sheet when you trade.
#1: Have the criteria (Strategy) staring at your face
Before you make any trades, it’s crucial to have a clear strategy in place.
This should include a set of criteria that you use to evaluate potential trades.
These criteria could include technical indicators, fundamental analysis, or a combination of both.
Whatever your strategy is, make sure it’s clearly defined and written down on your cheatsheet.
This will help you stick to your plan and avoid making impulsive decisions based on emotions.
#2: Know where to place your trading levels (E, SL, TPs)
Once you’ve identified a potential trade, it’s important to know where to place your entry, stop loss (SL), and take profit (TP) levels.
These levels should be based on your strategy and risk management plan.
With these levels in front of you you’ll know when and where to quickly execute trades without hesitation.
This will also help you manage your risk and maximize your profits.
#3: Know your reasons
It’s not enough to simply enter a trade because it meets your criteria.
You also need to have a clear reason for why you’re entering the trade.
This could be because of a specific technical pattern, a news event, levels of lliquidity, order block, BOS, FVG, or a change in market sentiment.
Whatever the reason is, make sure it’s clearly defined on your cheatsheet.
This will help you stay focused and avoid entering trades based on gut feelings or emotions.
#4: Choose the risk per trade (Quantity)
Risk management is essential in financial trading.
Before you enter a trade, you should have a clear idea of how much you’re willing to risk.
This could be a percentage of your account balance or a certain amount with your margin trade in relation to your portfolio.
Whatever your risk per trade is, make sure it’s clearly defined on your cheatsheet. This will help you manage your risk and avoid blowing up your account.
So either take your time to create your cheat sheet.
Make it easy.
Make it colourful (if it will help).
And if you’ve been following me since 2013, and like my strategy then comment “YES” for both of my cheatsheets.
At least let me send you this to help with your trading.
Trade well, live free.
Timon Rossolimos
Founder, MATI Trader
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Enjoy and remember…
You won’t need to buy or order another book on chart patterns and candlesticks ever again as I will be updating it very often and will let you know.
Trade well, live free.
Timon Rossolimos
Founder, MATI Trader
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