[00:02] to show why you shouldn't trade based on densities if they are in some random place without additional information. Well, before you start, don't forget to subscribe to the channel and show some activity because it
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[00:28] you can follow the link in the description under the video or the parcels in the pinned comment and subscribe. Thank you all. Our first trade will be on a coin with 98. As you can see, I enter the futures, place my elemental
[00:42] buy order and wait for it to be picked up so that I can set my stop. If you look at the clusters and the volumes that occurred in 5-minute candles, you can say that the density for this coin was good, but look at the chart, it
[00:56] was generally in some random place and was simply substituted to sell at the market. There was no additional information here, but the density was simply there. I decided to  No, I ended up getting taken away and instantly eaten by this
[01:10] density, I didn't have time to set my stop and had to exit simply by the market. If the density stands on its own, it is very easy to eat it away, but if the density information, for example, we are going to test the
[01:24] level, then other market participants also see this formation, additionally enters along with you, thereby we have a higher probability of a rebound, but this is what this trade looks like because I didn't have time to set my stop, I had to
[01:38] close simply by the market and ended up exiting at the worst prices at the very peak of this candle. The planned loss for this trade was zero one percent, but in the end I was squeezy and the minus was 0.2 percent plus another
[01:53] commission. Our next trade will be on the coin. I got out on futures, the density is there. I place my limit order to buy, immediately align the stop to this density, and the same situation as in the last trade. Our density
[02:08] is in some random place. There is no formation here at the level that is on the chart, it's just  Some levels with previous formations mean nothing, so I enter and I immediately get the same error again, and as a
[02:23] result, we catch a loss, but our next trade will be on the FDM coin on futures, there is a fairly good density from it. I place my limit order to buy, and then a powerful impulse occurs, it eats up this density,
[02:37] and again I don’t have time to set my stop, and I had to exit manually according to the market. Everything is the same about the density, there were no additional formations, and as a eaten away. You can say that these densities are eaten away because they
[02:52] are on futures, but in fact, there is no difference between the density on futures or us, they all work well. The error here is precisely that the density does not have any additional information, and also this
[03:06] density was set quite recently. realize, so you shouldn’t trade from such densities
[03:18] with a probability of ninety percent I made these trades a long time ago and now I don't repeat this mistake anymore. I just wanted to clearly show you which densities you shouldn't trade from. But this
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