Author: Adam

Trading psychology is probably the most significant niche in the trading industry. Although everyone is trading different markets, using various trading styles across different timeframes, trading psychology is something everyone stumbled upon at some point in their journey. Endless amount of books,

Regarding trading buzzwords, the word "liquidity" is very popular to throw around. Most price action trading strategies nowadays put high emphasis on concepts of liquidity and constant attempts of markets "hunting stops" of retail traders in order to initiate larger moves. Is

This was originally supposed to be a Twitter thread, but after finishing the whole thing, I got an unexpected error, and only the first tweet was posted. Rather than doing it again on Twitter, I figured out this is actually a

When utilized properly, volume can be one of the best indicators to use. Compared to other trading indicators that mostly rely on lagging data, the volume shows us in real time what other market participants are doing, the areas where they

One of the great things about cryptocurrencies is their transparency regarding data you can access for free. While in legacy markets, you will pay large sums of money to get any deeper insights, in crypto there are plenty of free or

If you go to the internet, you will often find trading to be represented as the "9-5 escape" or something "you can do from anywhere in the world". This makes many people jump into financial markets, thinking the path to fortune

If you have been in a trading space for a while, you have probably noticed that there is always a certain "flavour of the month" type of strategy, in other words, the trading system that gets beaten to death by

If you are actively trading, you probably know that entering a trade is very often relatively easy compared to getting out of it. Either if it is a position in significant profit and you are driven by the greed of making

When I started this blog, my sole goal was to focus on topics considered to be more advanced such as Market Profile, Footprint charts or Market Microstructure. Although I never felt a need to spend much time covering basics that are