EURUSD LongEUR/USDOANDA:EURUSDCashFalconAction Items - Close the EURUSD trade if price responds "weak" — a "puny movement" — at the daily level instead of pushing to the daily target - Leave comments with input on DXY or EURUSD, as requested at the end of the video Context & Disclaimer Just to be clear upfront — I don't sell courses or signals, and I'm not a guru. My trading income comes entirely from trading. This is my personal trade journal, and I started sharing it because friends and family kept asking how I do this. I figured if I'm going to explain it anyway, I might as well post it publicly in case it helps others with their own trading education. Nothing here is investment advice — trading is risky and you can lose money. Follow along if you find it useful, and I genuinely hope it does. EURUSD Trade Setup - Pair: EURUSD, the most-traded Forex pair, chosen after scanning this week's scheduled economic news - Order: Buy stop at 1.16142, stop loss at 1.15622, take profit at 1.17824 — a 3:1 reward-to-risk ratio "precisely" - Entry logic: Bullish signal already triggered; waiting on the continuation after the correction - Target: The next daily level; I target one-day levels and black levels, not real-time profit - Bias: Uptrend holds until the swing level at 1.1509 breaks; last weekend's news-driven dip is "part of the move up" - R-multiples: 3.03R at the first target, 5.81R at the second target, , 8.06R at the extended target - Pip math: 51 pips to the trend reversal— the end of my bullish bias Chart Analysis - Magenta level: Repeatedly retested — price touched it, wicked, came back, and flipped — marking an area of interest for buyers and sellers - Black level: A strong area that "takes a lot of money to break," especially after the vertical movement - Swings: Marked on the 4-hour chart — swing high, swing low, star plus underneath - Weekly curve: Price is more than 50% up the curve after breaking the weekly swing high; a revisit of the seller level may precede continuation - Market character: Prices are constantly moving lately; sideways stretches of two to three weeks, sometimes a month, "suck" Workflow & News Filter - Alert-driven workflow: I scan charts, mark daily levels, and set alerts at big buyers, big sellers, and demand/supply levels — "It's not random" - News filter: Scheduled economic news is reviewed weekly; unscheduled news — war, oil, earthquakes — is why "trading is never 100%"