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Wrong Tool, Wrong Tape, Wrong Result
by Blake Young
Hey trader,
There are two types of entry signals: One fires when price hits a level. The other fires when price accelerates through a level with volume behind it.
Far too many people assume they're interchangeable.
That assumption costs money on days when the tape shifts from momentum to chop and back again within the same hour.
They take whichever signal appears first and assume the setup will work regardless of what the market is doing.
And I want to help you understand why and when to use each one.
Wednesday's session across the S&P 500, gold, the euro, and crude oil showed exactly why the distinction matters.
The first 30 minutes produced massive directional moves driven by hot PPI data and rising geopolitical tension.
Then everything stalled at the zero line and sat there.
The tools that worked in the first phase gave nothing in the second.
Knowing which tool matches which phase determined whether you traded or sat on your hands.
Wednesday's session produced called trades across multiple markets in real time. The methodology behind every entry is the foundation of the 10% Club.
I walked folks through beacon trades, Bollinger Band breakouts, channel plays, and stop management live every session. Same signals. Same rules. Same discipline.
👉 Join the next 10% Club session
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