Hello, Traders! Happy Friday! Today, we’re exploring live trades and the importance of dynamically adjusting targets using the Sonic System for scalping. Whether you’re seeking rapid entries and exits or larger profit targets, refining your approach can significantly impact your success.
A key takeaway from today’s session is adjusting profit targets based on the ATR (Average True Range). By default, our take-profit target is set at 75% of the ATR, allowing us to capitalize on momentum while managing risk effectively.
We identified multiple long signals throughout the session. Once an audible alert signaled an entry, we followed the system’s guidance on stops and targets:
For traders who prefer frequent trades, this method maximizes opportunities while keeping risk under control. However, excessive trading should be avoided—10 quality trades a day are more than sufficient for solid results.
A balanced 50/50 risk-reward ratio is crucial. We ensure that our target isn’t disproportionately small compared to our stop. If the market moves sideways without hitting either, we exit manually—scalping isn’t about holding on for hours!
Today’s market open provided an opportunity to increase profit targets while keeping stops constant. Volatility at market open can be high, so caution is advised. Instead of using a 75% ATR target, we adjusted to 3.5x the ATR for a larger profit window.
By securing a better entry price, we reduced risk while maintaining flexibility in managing trades based on live market conditions.
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