MY METHOD

Context before the signal.

Read the structure, test your assumptions and define an invalidation level before taking action.

THE PROCESS

Prepare.
Observe.
Manage.

Elliott Wave: building scenarios

I use waves to place a move within a broader structure. A multi-timeframe reading helps distinguish the main scenario from its alternatives. A wave count remains a hypothesis, with an invalidation level.

Candlesticks: reading the price reaction

A candle is never read in isolation. Its position, nearby levels and the sequence that precedes it give the signal its meaning. I look for consistency between the context and the observed reaction.

Wyckoff: understanding market phases

Studying price and volume helps form hypotheses about accumulation, distribution and trend transitions. These observations complement my wave reading.

Risk management: preparing the decision

Before an entry, I define the scenario, its invalidation and the accepted risk. The trading journal is then used to review decisions, including when a scenario does not play out.

Historical HES analysis on the weekly timeframe, from the TradingX30 website
TradingX30 website archive · HES, weekly timeframe · historical illustration, not a current recommendation.

EDUCATIONAL TOOL

Putting risk
into perspective.

Compare a theoretical risk with a profit target. The ratio alone measures neither the probability of success nor the quality of a trade.

1 : 2.00

Break-even win rate: 33.3% before fees.

Simplified example: constant gains and losses, excluding fees and slippage.

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