The Weekly Review Show Sept 7th, 2026
Updated: Oct 5
September 7th 2026
Trading Highlights of the Week
6:1 R:R Trade of the Week (Wednesday, Sept 9): Executed a 266-tick short on the DAX using ~40 ticks of risk by targeting macro trapped liquidity and the volume block Point of Control (POC).
Labor Day Discipline (Monday, Sept 7): Avoided trading entirely during the US holiday session to stay clear of low liquidity, severe slippage, and erratic algorithmic noise.
DAX Triple Setup (Tuesday, Sept 8): Navigated three distinct order flow moves in a single session—a long breakout off the 25,900 strike, a short off top-edge supply, and a golden liquidity squeeze off the finished business floor.
S&P Quick Target (Tuesday, Sept 8): Secured 14 ticks in under 40 minutes by shorting off compressed moving averages down into floor volume block liquidity.
S&P Finished Business Entry (Wednesday, Sept 9): Shorted weak buyers stuck in "no man's land" following a pin bar test, reaching the 150 take-profit-ZONE (TPz) target in under two hours.
S&P Reversal & Demand Squeeze (Thursday, Sept 10): Caught a multi-stage session featuring a short reversal down to the 150 TP zone, followed by a demand squeeze through golden trap liquidity in just 70 minutes.
Key Takeaways
Strict Asymmetric Risk Control: Maintain a strict risk baseline of 100 ticks. (1–3% capital risk) But risk on a trade is typically 25–60 ticks. so winning trades heavily outweigh losses.
Mandatory Server-Side Stops: Use server-side broker stop orders to ensure open positions stay fully protected if hardware or internet connections fail.
Quality Over Trade Frequency: You do not need to trade all day; taking 1 to 2 quality setups per day (or 8 to 12 trades per week) is more than enough, as a single strong trade can make your entire week.
Long-Term Performance Focus: Never judge success trade-by-trade or day-by-day; stay emotionally detached and evaluate performance strictly across weekly and monthly horizons.
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