Your ongoing multiple threads of posting “obvious” setups (ALWAYS AFTER THE FACT) remind me of the following joke: A young boy approached his father and asked him if he could explain the difference between theory and reality. The father happily agreed to explain it in terms he would understand. Father: “run up to your older sister’s room and ask her if she would have sex with a stranger for a million dollars” The boy ran up and asked his sister to which she replied “sure, I guess” The boy runs down and reports the news to his father to which his father replied “go ask your mother the same question”. The boy ran upstairs and the mother replied “that’s a lot of money, why not” The boy reports the news again. Father: “you see son, in theory, we may be sitting on 2 million dollars....but in reality, we’re just living with 2 whores”.
I really don't get it. Are they trying to say theyve never drawn a line on their chart and said heres where ill put my money?? Its ridiculous. Its the science behind the lines that is up for debate,not their existence.
If there is "science" behind the lines.... it's behavioral science. Other players around the world are watching those same charts. When "enough of them play big enough" on a line, the market may/usually reverse (at least temporarily). It's a "Monkey See, Monkey Do" thing, and they do it "regularly". Discovering "regularities" is what Price TA is all about. And part of it REALLY is "that simple"... therefore, "Price TA... KISS".
Your obsession about "after the fact" is a mental block. Nearly ALL trades are after the fact... some fact. The setups are there regardless of who does or does not take them. You just like to rag on me because I don't make it a point to reveal them mere seconds after they occur. They are there just the same. (Sometimes I see ones "after the fact" that I missed... mostly from not paying close enough attention. They were there nonetheless.) I'd thought posting obvious plays would motivate others to "look into it"... to learn Price TA*... so that they might recognize the same setups within "mere seconds" and profit from them. *I'll show traders where to fish, but I'm not going to bait their hook and cast their line for them too... if you get the analogy.
Most tards, including this Youtuber, obviously know nothing about "confirmation bias". Simply put, they only look at where they're correct and willfully forget to look at all other places where they're wrong.
You didn't even watch it. Whos the tard? Oh yea, I forgot... books, vids, seminars, websites, and any thing else that is possibly curated or hosted by an un-vetted person is off limits to any serious person attempting to gain usable and/or actionable knowledge, information, or points of view.