Learn An Important Challenge in Trading That Often Goes UnstatedS&P 500SP:SPXlinofx1This week, I discovered a promising trading opportunity on USDCHF forex pair. I shared it across my channels and in my premium signals group. Despite the price moving as predicted, the group's results were split: half didn't profit, while the other half made significant gains. This discrepancy was due to a frustrating aspect of trading that I particularly dislike. This the set up 👆 Here is the trading position that I spotted. The trade setup was a classic trading range pattern, with entry on a retest of the broken support, targeting the nearest strong support, and stop loss placed above the pattern's resistance. And that's how the signal locked. Day Trade ↪️ #USDCHF Sell, limit order 0.8221 🔹Tp1 0.7194(Close half lots) 🔹Tp2 0.8166(Full close & exist) ❌SL 0.8251 Initially, the market plummeted, but it reversed course before hitting the target. As the bullish rally regained momentum, I advised my students to close the trade at Tp1, and I did the same. I felt disappointed about missing out on profits from that trade. However, I was pleasantly surprised to receive numerous thank-you messages from my members in the following day, saying they had profited nicely from the signal. How did that happen? I decided to quietly ask some VIP signals group members; how did they close the trade. More than half of the members that I asked replied that the trade reached take profit. Is it possible? My take profit wasn't hit, and it was still significantly above the lowest point. BROKER! Now, review the USDCHF trading setup using charts from various well-known forex brokers. On these 4 charts, you can see USDCHF pair on OANDA, CAPITALCOM, PEPPERSTONE, AND FXCM, brokers. In half the cases, the take profit wasn't hit, while in the other half, it was reached and the price subsequently dropped further. What caused this? In Forex trading, there are occasional instances where the price movements from one broker can significantly differ from another due to variations in liquidity providers, spreads, and order execution methods. This highlights the importance of choosing a reliable broker. SOLUTION When using TradingView for analysis, consistency is key - stick to one broker's instruments. When trading, compare price action across brokers to ensure your strategy works as expected. If you notice frequent discrepancies, such as missed take profits, it might be time to switch brokers. Understanding this nuance can greatly impact your trading success.