[00:02] that almost every trader makes at some point, entering a setup too late. As you pulled back and tested our green baseline, giving us a clean retest opportunity. However, instead of taking the buy trade right after the first
[00:16] bullish confirmation candle closed, the entry was delayed until three full green candles had already printed. By jumping in two candles late, the trade was executed near the very top of the move rather than at the foundational support
[00:29] This is a classic case of chasing momentum instead of strictly following your system's entry rules. As the trade progresses over the next few candles, we can immediately see the negative impact of a late execution. Because the entry
[00:43] occurred after three aggressive green candles, the upward momentum had already exhausted itself right near a minor resistance area. Instead of continuing higher, the market stalled, printed hesitation candles, and then began
[00:56] pulling back sharply against our entry price. When you enter a 1-minute trade your trade completely vulnerable to natural market pullbacks, even if the correct. Finally, as the expiration timer reaches
[01:12] zero, the trade closes in a loss because the price could not sustain that overextended upward move. This trade serves as a powerful lesson for all of us. A great strategy is only as effective as your timing and execution
[01:28] discipline. Entering two candles late completely shifted the risk to reward dynamic and turned what could have been a textbook turned what could have been a textbook bounce into an unnecessary loss.