Hey Gamers,
I’m sitting here in France wondering if I’ll ever return…
But I had to write this after watching yesterday’s action.
I saw so many of you jump into zones on candles that had more wick than body, and I’m just sitting here shaking my head.
Look at this chart – this is exactly what I’m talking about:
See that long wick candle trying to enter the Put Zone? I can already hear some of you going “Voz, that touched the zone, that’s my entry!”
But here’s the thing – that’s not an entry, that’s a rejection. That long wick is the market testing the level and saying “nope, not ready yet.”
When you buy that wick, you’re literally buying what the big money just rejected.
I know, I know. You see price hit the level and you get that itch. The FOMO starts creeping in. You think “oh man, I’m missing the move, I need to get in NOW.” But that wick? That’s not the move – that’s the trap before the real move.
Here’s what I actually need to see:
A clean candle body that CLOSES inside the zone. Not touches it. Not wicks into it for half a second.
The actual body of that 5-minute candle needs to be sitting pretty inside that blue box when it closes.
Because when price cleanly accepts a level like that, it’s telling us something completely different. It’s saying “okay, we’re comfortable here now, let’s see what happens next.”
Yesterday’s zones worked beautifully for the Gamers who waited for those clean breaks.
They followed the rule and got rewarded. The ones who chased wicks? Radio silence after the first few minutes.
Look, I get it.
This stuff requires patience, and patience is hard when you’re watching price dance around your levels. But this is what separates the consistent Gamers from the ones who keep getting chopped up.
The zones work, but only when you work them properly. I cover my complete approach to reading zone entries in my latest training
Even from across the ocean, these setups are crystal clear when you know what to look for.
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Voz
