Instructions:
Entry point: yellow
Stop loss: red
Take profit: black
lev x 5-10-20
margin 1-5%

1) I’m only sending a few signals here because there’s a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order.

2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn’t promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader.

3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course.

4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit.

5)Don’t forget, above all:
always be risk and money management
Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin.

6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says:
In trading you need:
experience
hopefulness
patience
Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals

7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, tgrm, or istgrm.
You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions.

8) I’d like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other.
I’d also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point.
Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful.

Good luck to us all

Thank you.