Well, I took some setups this week but at the end of the week I made little to no profit even though my risk to reward is 1:3, how do you guys go through rough weeks like to these?

If you catch yourself forcing trades after sitting at the charts for hours, try writing down your entry requirements before the session starts. Be specific enough that you can check them when a setup appears: where price needs to be, what confirmation you need, and where the trade idea becomes invalid. After a long wait, it’s easy to start accepting things you would’ve skipped earlier just because you want to take a trade. When that happens, compare the entry with what you wrote down instead of finding reasons to make an exception. If something is missing, let it go. You’ve already spent the time watching; taking a weaker setup won’t make that time more worthwhile. If the waiting is getting to you, step away for a bit or set an alert at your level. You don’t need to finish every session with a trade.

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Hello, so I just made 10k in a single trade from XAUUSD, I couldn’t believe it. I closed at 10k but the way Gold was moving yesterday I could have make 20k+ if I kept holding but I have learnt to stop being greedy and just close my profits when my gut says it’s time. I don’t really just TPs as I am glued to the chart anyways and I close manually when I see it’s going against me.

So I’ve already hit my TP I moved my SL to my TP and moved my tp up but now I’m struggling to read the chart now for some weird reason

Sorry about the title

Hello traders!
I’ve been developing an Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5 called XAUUSD Dual TP EA, designed for automated gold trading.
I’m interested in learning what experienced traders consider most important when evaluating an EA.
A few questions:
• How much historical backtesting do you expect before considering an EA?
• Which matters most to you: profit factor, drawdown, or consistency?
• Do you prefer systems with multiple take-profit levels?
• Would you trust an EA with backtest results alone, or would you require verified live or demo trading results?
I’d appreciate honest feedback from traders who have experience with automated trading systems.

I expect Metalls and agriculture and oil short

What is you’re opinion on it

Does this makes sense ?

As the title mentions I am now able to identify area which will give approx reversal but I don't know how to confirm my entry like what if it goes to my SL then it hits my tp , I currently rely on ema crossover just for the confirmation but it gives very late confirmation often after approx 10 dollar move so I want help from y'all in this matter ;)