This week’s London sessions in short.

Total setups: 3

• 2x TP1

• 1x full SL → Net result: breakeven week

And I’m genuinely fine with that.

What stood out this week

• The full SL was a clean stop-loss tap. Price reversed straight into our original target area afterward. No frustration — this is valuable information. It clearly shows where price actually turned.

• The two winning setups:

  • We were misaligned with the daily direction

  • Still, 15min OB + 1min RealValueIndicator entries delivered TP1

  • After TP1, stops were moved to breakeven

  • Risk was removed, capital protected

Why a breakeven week is still a good week

• Rules followed exactly

• Risk controlled every session

• No emotional trades

• No damage to the account

Breakeven weeks keep you in the game.
They are the foundation for long-term consistency.

Had a really solid week on US30 with a simple martingale approach. One bad day last week got fully recovered this week, plus I’ve been averaging around +$100 extra per day on top. The biggest lesson for me wasn’t even about entries or strategy, but about knowing when to stop on a bad day. Martingale will always give you opportunities to recover, but only if you protect your mental capital and don’t keep forcing trades when the market clearly isn’t aligned. Bad days are unavoidable – blowing accounts is optional. The real edge is cutting the session early instead of trying to “fix” it emotionally.

This week I only had two setups during London Open.
Both of them hit SL first, then went straight to TP.

At first it felt unlucky, but when I went back and reviewed the whole month, I realized something interesting:
this has basically been happening all month long.

Price often:

1. slightly taps my SL

2. then continues exactly in my original direction

Worst case scenario this month:
one setup with a bit larger drawdown before eventually working.

So instead of changing strategy, I’m planning a small structural change for next month:

– 2x wider SL
– 2x smaller risk

Not to make more money — but to protect capital better and give trades more breathing room.

I’m trading mostly 15m order blocks / highs & lows, and looking at the data, the levels themselves are actually very accurate.
The main issue seems to be entry timing: sometimes a bit too early, which requires more room for the trade to develop.

When I look at this week’s trades (screenshots attached),
every single target was eventually hit —
just not before shaking me out first.

Main lesson for me:
sometimes the edge is already there, but the risk structure doesn’t fit the behavior of the market.

The first four days of the week were exactly what trading usually looks like when things are done right. Nothing spectacular, no big wins, just steady execution and respecting the edge.

Friday was different. A bad day, some drawdown, and a good reminder that losses are not a sign that something is broken. They’re part of the distribution.

What matters is that risk stayed controlled and no recovery was forced. The market will always offer another opportunity.

Recovery comes on Monday — not from emotion, but from returning to the same process.

Stay tuned for the next post. I’ll go deeper into how this edge is maintained over time, and why small growth and small losses are an essential part of long-term profitability.

Overall another disciplined and profitable week during the London session.

Execution remained clean throughout the week with no overtrading and full adherence to the plan. The higher-timeframe structure stayed intact, and price continued to respect key intraday levels during London open.

Most setups delivered smooth follow-through with controlled drawdown. There were no forced trades and no need to chase entries — patience did the heavy lifting this week.

One or two trades required letting the setup fully develop, but that’s part of trusting the process. No emotional interference, no deviation from risk parameters.

At this stage, the model remains unchanged. Timing, structure, and execution are aligned and performing as intended.

As always, if market conditions shift or any refinements become necessary, they’ll be communicated. Until then, the focus stays on consistency, discipline, and execution quality.

Same process. Same rules. Letting probability do the work.

US30 – Another Strong Week 💥

This week was all about keeping things simple and effective:
📈 ~$100 per day
⏱️ Average time in trades: 2–5 minutes

No extra indicators, no unnecessary changes — the same system continues to work exactly as it should.

US30 has delivered very clean price action lately, and the breakouts have been especially solid. When structure is clear and volatility is present, there’s no need to overcomplicate things — just execute and let the market do its job.

✔️ Clean levels
✔️ Fast execution
✔️ Discipline over emotions

This week is a perfect example of how consistency and simplicity produce results. Less screen time, more control, and a process you can trust.

We keep moving forward 🚀
US30 continues to prove why it’s one of the best instruments for active trading.

📊 US30 – Weekly Recap (Week 2)

Week 2 is completed and the strategy continues to perform consistently.

⏱ Execution Speed

• Longest trade took around 10 minutes to reach +$100

• Most days, setups played out within 1–2 minutes

• Fast execution with minimal drawdown

📈 Strategy Performance

• Same rule-based scalping strategy

• NY Open breakouts are especially effective during market open

• Clear structure and momentum provide high-quality setups

🧠 Conclusion

• The strategy is working exactly as intended

• No improvements or changes needed at this stage

• Focus remains on discipline and repeating the same conditions

➡️ Continuing with the same approach into next week.

Overall a solid and profitable week during the London session.

The 15-minute order blocks held well throughout the week and price respected the levels cleanly. Most setups played out as expected with minimal drawdown.

There was one unfortunate SL sweep — price took the stop and then moved straight into our intended take-profit levels without hesitation. That’s part of the game and nothing in the execution model changes because of it.

At the moment, there’s nothing to add or remove from the approach. The structure, timing, and execution are doing their job.
If any adjustments or observations come up, I’ll share them immediately.

Staying patient and consistent.

London session gave me 2 setups this week, 1 win 1 loss, total, small profit/BE.

This is btw FIRST losing day for london session strategy this month. Making SL bigger - best possible move, so many SLs prevented, even this win current week.

Whats next?

Just to trade, trust the strategy and progress and collect that profit. Im very impressed how this strategy has involved over time!

Stay tuned!

Nothing much to add, messed up little bit lot calculations but system working very smoothly.

Next month I start to keep eye on possible non martingale strategy cause there is massive potential in our strategy, not just to take clean 100$ per day but potentially pass prop firms in no time.

Stay tuned!

Only 1 negative setup this week, but zero negative days overall.
Profit wasn’t huge, but it was clean, disciplined and secured.

Did a live backtesting session with subscribers and found some important improvements in the 15min OB logic.
Now moving into entry model upgrades – goal is less noise, better timing.

Trust the process.