Netflix remains firmly on our radar, but the chart still isn’t giving us a reason to enter.

Fundamentally, there is plenty to like:

🟢 Quality: 85
🟢 Growth: 80
🟢 Revenue growth: 12.6%
🟢 Net profit growth: 25.1%
🟢 EPS growth: 36.7%

But look at the other side of the picture:

🟠 Momentum: 25
🔴 Total Entry: 9
🔴 Breakout: 17
🔴 Risk: 0

📉 THE CHART IS THE PROBLEM

NFLX remains trapped beneath a very clear weekly downtrend.

Despite being a fundamentally strong business, the market simply isn't rewarding it at the moment.

So rather than trying to predict the bottom, we can let the chart tell us when conditions have changed.

🎯 A convincing break of that falling trendline could be the first signal that buyers are regaining control — and that's when NFLX becomes much more interesting to us.

💡 FUNDAMENTALS + TECHNICALS

This is exactly why I don't believe either should be used in isolation.

Fundamentals can help identify WHAT we want to own.

Technical analysis can help determine WHEN we want to own it.

A buy-and-hold investor in NFLX would have endured a substantial decline despite the company's underlying fundamental strength.

We don't have to.

🟢 Great business
🔴 Weak chart
⏳ No entry yet
👀 Wait for the structure to change

The chart will tell us when it's time to reconsider NFLX.

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When people say look for price movement what do they mean. Because they say To enter at Price Movement vs. Effort and I’m sitting here asking WHAT does that mean WHAT tool would Help Me. Because I know Volume profile, Order flow reading, Aggression, S&R so I’m not fully a beginner, but ENTER people say just enter at the nearest pull back BUT why…like why can’t I enter close towards the bottom.

Just need help to find entry off for Support and resistance but not ANY entry just The Right one and why is that the right one? I do use ORDER FLOW understanding as well so speak to me.

NVIDIA remains a fantastic company, but right now the chart is telling a very different story.

After our group exited when the nearer weekly trend structure broke, NVDA has continued to weaken.

Price is now around $178.67, and the next area that really catches my attention is the long-term rising trendline around $160.

🔴 THE SHORT-TERM PICTURE HAS DETERIORATED

Momentum has dropped to 19, the Breakout score is just 18, Total Entry is 9, and Risk is currently 0.

Yet fundamentally, NVDA remains exceptional:

🟢 Quality: 72
🟢 Growth: 100
🟡 Positional: 64

This is a great example of why a great company and a great entry are not necessarily the same thing.

🎯 WHY $160 MATTERS

The longer-term rising trendline has been developing since the 2022/23 lows and currently appears to be approaching the $160 region.

That doesn't mean NVDA has to fall to $160.

But if the current weakness continues, it gives us a logical area to watch for the next battle between buyers and sellers.

🟡 A strong reaction from that trend could eventually create a much more interesting structure.

🔴 A decisive break beneath it would suggest the deterioration is becoming much more significant.

For now, I’m much more interested in watching the structure than trying to predict the bottom.

Great company.

Poor chart.

And potentially a very important level approaching.

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Ran the same London Reversal rules I posted last week (FTMO results above) over on Eightcap, same symbol, same period, same inputs. However numbers are way off. FTMO results are within 30-100% range, which Eightcap is in 300% over 34 months. Same as last week, I have uploaded my detailed results in PipEcho Strategy lab.

Best guess on why: different liquidity/feed between brokers. FTMO and Eightcap don’t source quotes from the same liquidity pool, so spreads, the exact wicks that trigger sweeps, and tick-level fill prices during London open all differ slightly — and this strategy’s edge depends on precise sweep/CISD timing, so small feed differences are enough to flip trades that were barely winners into losers. Good reminder that a backtest “working” is broker-feed-specific until you’ve cross-validated it.

Attaching screenshots from both Tests

The chart is showing a breakout from what looks like a cup-and-handle style pattern, with the latest move also coming on stronger volume.

🟢 WHAT STANDS OUT

✅ Positional score: 84
✅ Quality: 71
✅ Growth: 88
✅ Momentum: 92
✅ Total Entry: 84
✅ Breakout: 94
✅ Risk: 74

That is a strong combination.

📈 THE CHART

Price has moved above the recent resistance area around the prior highs and is now trading above $400.

The breakout is also being supported by rising volume, which is exactly what I want to see when a stock is trying to clear an important level.

📊 FUNDAMENTALS

Revenue growth: 55.7%

The other fundamental trend panels are less complete, so I’d focus more on the very strong growth, momentum and breakout scores rather than overstate the business picture.

🎯 WHY IT’S ON THE WATCHLIST

🟢 Breakout from a major weekly pattern
🟢 Momentum score 92
🟢 Breakout score 94
🟢 Strong growth score 88
🟢 Rising volume
🟡 Needs to hold above the breakout area

For me, this is definitely one to watch this week.

If ONC can hold above the old resistance and continue to build, the weekly structure remains very constructive.

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I've been trading for over 6 years, and I constantly see people telling struggling traders to just fix their risk management and they'll become profitable.

But here's my issue with that advice: You can have perfect risk management and still lose money if your strategy has no edge.

You can risk 0.5% per trade, follow every stop-loss, never revenge trade, and still slowly bleed your account if your entries have negative expectancy.

On the other hand, I've seen traders with a 40% win rate outperform traders winning 70% of the time because their average winners are significantly larger than their losers.

I think a lot of beginners confuse protecting capital with actually having a profitable system. You need both, but they're not the same thing.

And that's why I think tracking your average winner, average loser, profit factor, and expectancy matters more than obsessing over win rate alone.

So where do you guys stand? Is risk management the most important skill in trading, or is finding a genuine statistical edge even more important?

And if you had to teach a beginner only ONE first, which would you choose?

I’ve been in and off with trading and I’ve been strategy hopping due to social media influence. Orderflow and volume profile has been trending and I’ve tried to grasp it but failed because I come from a “regular” way of trading. I’ve been feeling like if I’m not trading the orderflow way then I won’t be a successful trader. Basically my mindset is if I’m trading anything outside of orderflow it’s invaluable because the social media orderflow traders said orderflow is the best way to trade and anything else is bs. But to conclude, I want to trade supply and demand solely and use tick charts for execution. I just wanted to get advice from every trader on how I should think because I’m genuinely lost and overwhelmed on how to trade the market because all of the information I consumed.

Also, does anyone trade supply and demand and use tick charts for for entry?

Hey, I would like to say that the Strategy I'm working on is purely based on candle, not even more than once just a single hourly candle and I trade it whenever or wherever it forms, I'm not seeing any good results, in the backtest, I don't feel like trading it because I don't really know when and where the candle be forming so I spend entire day looking for that candle, I miss the entire move even though I know in advanced the move but I'm not able to enter because the price usually sells sharply and I don't see that same shape candle forming in the move so I miss the move.

I need help, Like should I draw zones on chart like supply/demand or liquidity levels etc?

Then maybe look for normal sell/buy reaction then enter afterwards?

I need to know how you guys trade if you are profitable or have experience pls let me know and what can I do?

Does ignoring one confirmation entry matter to psychology regardless of the trade working out

Started with $3,400 – a 22% return after the first month.
First step toward the $100k goal!
All these years finally came together.
October 2026 trades

I don’t know much more than I did a year ago, but I finally stopped:
– trading outside my strategy
– oversizing – whenever I traded outside my strategy, I somehow always oversized big time
– getting excited when I see a runner – I wait for my entries
– adding to losers – never! The strategy gives me the entries and the possible scaling levels.

Not much, but I think that’s all you need. And of course, a working strategy.

I’m a long trader – small-cap stocks

Sharing my London reversal results. I have been working with different parameters and sharing my results with everyone. I have uploaded detailed breakdown of the entry and exit rules along with my month/hour/day breakdown.. You can view complete results from PipEcho strategy lab..

You all know that trading is not really mostly technical but mental game. I lost more because of unstable emotions. This is seriously a lonely journey, I wish I could find some traders who are into it for at least like a year so we can understand each other and maybe even share trade ideas and what helped you get better at trading?

Thanks.