[00:01] right here, and that's our cue for a sell entry. Based on that, I've placed a lower trade on IQ Option, again with the expiration aligned to our 1-minute chart and 5-minute window. Now, a 4/5 signal isn't the absolute maximum score, but
[00:15] it's still a high confidence setup. It means the majority of our nine filters means the majority of our nine filters have aligned. RSI exhaustion, the ADX trend check, the higher time frame bias, all confirming the same direction.
[00:28] This is exactly why I keep telling you you don't need a perfect five out of five every single time. A strong four out of five can be just as reliable when the overall structure lines up. As the trade moves forward, you can see the
[00:40] At one point it was sitting in a temporary loss, which again is completely normal. Price action rarely moves in a clean straight line toward expiration. But as we get closer to the countdown finishing, you can see the
[00:53] price starting to shift in our favor, and the expected profit is now showing positive. This is the part where discipline really matters. A lot of traders panic and close early the moment they see red, but if the signal logic
[01:05] simply to let the trade run its full course to expiration. And there we go. Trade closed, landing in profit. That 4/5 sell signal worked out exactly as the system intended. The trend confirmation and exhaustion signals
[01:19] direction right as we approached expiration.