100% hitrate

I get asked how I achieved an above 90% hit rate on my trades, while most claim this to be impossible.

The answer is relatively simple. I didn't settle for impossibilities.

When scientists were looking for the likelihood of extraterrestrial life near us humans, they were searching from various observation angles. They discovered when using location as a criterion that Earth is at an impossible location in the universe from an expected random place. The quantifying location from a wide variety of principle-based defining factors, it quickly became evident that our coordinates are so unique that coincidences could only be synchronicities and explain the unique components necessary to explain life.

In short, the team of explorers with their vastly variant fields of expertise stumbled right into God's kitchen without aiming at it but by merely allowing for miracle creation, not standing each other or themselves in the way.

Trading is alike

If one allows for true clarity and a trade, better said every trade, being uniquely placed in time and space no matter if one looks from a price perspective or on a timeline, in variants of expansion or contraction, momentum or volume and so forth, it will reveal its location.

One way to remove blocks of ego-driven investigation is a work-study called "A Course in a Miracles" (this book is a practical one-year application of thought exercises that allow us to see things differently). Yet many ways lead to Rome, and any methodology allowing for checking one's ego at the door will do.

If we want something badly, as humans, we tend to hold on too tightly to it, while one of the requirements for trading is to allow for room to breathe to enable a different set of rules to nest into one's comprehension.

I am sure you have experienced how charts can look vastly different once money is on the line, though the prints have factually not changed a bit.

In one moment, you evaluated a chart to be strongly bullish, pressed the execution button, and now you might feel like a dominantly bearish chart staring at you.

It is this perception that rules our decision-making processes that need recalibrating to welcome hit rates that most find to be illusionary.

We typically assess things with a limited 2-dimensional filter, longing for a well-defined answer, and need more room in our scientific approach to see what is in front of us. In this case, a multidimensional field of possibilities requires groups of options.

Interestingly, our brain does computing from a structural point like a pegging cloud system, similar to mind map presentations.

It works structurally and is conducive to trading realities.

Yet classical TA limits its perception to a defining moment of a two-dimensional coordinate.

While each Indi/Osci reading typically has three groups of data interpretation:

a long signal

a short signal

and exceptions (also defined),

typical TA teachings try to invest in choices limited to one of those three groups.

The failure rate of the other two groups they call losing trades.

No wonder this perception limits performance data substantially.