[00:02] on the chart which I had taken earlier using the same strategy. This is a trade I took earlier and I'm showing you the recorded chart for learning purpose. First notice how price comes down into arms down into our marked support level
[00:15] and forms a small dogee candle. That dogee tells us sellers are getting weak and buyers are starting to react at this level. RSI is already down near the oversold area. So the market condition is exactly what we want for a possible
[00:30] reversal buy setup. According to our rules, we don't jump in on the first dogee. We wait for a strong bullish confirmation candle from the same support. And that's exactly what happens next. A strong green candle starts
[00:44] pushing up from support, confirming that buyers are taking control. The problem is my timing. I clicked buy late after the bullish candle had already moved a lot. So [music] even though the setup was correct, the trade opened far above
[00:57] our ideal entry zone near the bottom, which is a big mistake in 1 minute trading. Once the buy is placed at this higher price, watch what the market does. The bullish candle continues a little more, but most of the move has
[01:11] already happened before our entry. That means our trade now has very little room to breathe. When the next candle opens, buyers are tired. The market has already used a lot of energy in that previous green push. And now sellers start
[01:26] quietly stepping back in. Instead of continuing upward, price begins to drift back down, testing the same area we used as entry. This is the danger of late entries. We are not trading the reversal from support anymore. We are trading
[01:40] near the end of the move where the market is ready to pull back. So the chart is giving us a very clear message here. Even a perfect strategy cannot save a bad entry price. As the candle closes and expiry time hits, price is
[01:55] now below our late entry level and this trade ends in loss. So the strategy was right, the direction was right, but the execution was wrong because the entry was too late and too high above the ideal zone. I'm showing you this loss
[02:10] honestly so you don't repeat the same mistake in your