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becoming profitable
- Thread starter Batihan
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Ethan.ishere
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A strategy is not something that will be enough for your success, you need experience more than anything else. Just give it more time and your view and understating on everything will grow better and the entire situation will be getting much better over time, so if you ask me, you need more patience because it seems you have been active in the technical department only until now.
If you know only losing strategies, obviously this knowledge won't help you and even can be harmful to you. I would suggest to start from simple ideas backtest them on historical data and then test using small amount of live account. Rinse, repeat.hi, i almost know all ict strategys but ı dont know how to be profitable how can I be profitable or what strategies should I use and combine? (ı started trading 9 months ago)
Ethan.ishere
Well-Known Member
Focus on solid risk management and stick to a few core ICT setups. Consistency and practice will help you become profitable over time!
Profitability comes from mastering a few strategies rather than knowing many—focus on one or two that align with your trading style and risk tolerance. Combine price action with key indicators like moving averages or RSI, and prioritize strict risk management (1-2% per trade). Consistency and discipline are more important than constantly switching strategies.hi, i almost know all ict strategys but ı dont know how to be profitable how can I be profitable or what strategies should I use and combine? (ı started trading 9 months ago)
I disagree if you have a valid working strategy with acceptable win rate you can completely eliminate emotions just by sticking to predefined stop loss rule, the rest will be handled by the key property of the strategy: profitabilityBecoming profitable often comes down to emotional control more than just strategy. How do you personally handle the psychological side of trading, especially after consecutive losses?