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You may already know that there are target accounts that share trades instantly with TP and SL points, typically on Telegram and X platforms. I am proficient in Excel and have a compulsion for averaging everything. Would it be a sensible approach to identify the best 4-5 or more target channels worldwide with the highest success rates, combine the trades provided by these channels with my individual analysis, and pursue low leverage, low-risk trades on days when the market is calm?
I have encountered such channels before which used to provide around 15-20 trades daily with success rates ranging from 70% to 80%. If I take trades endorsed by multiple channels, I might reduce the number of trades per day to 1-2, but I believe it could increase the success rate. Perhaps it's nonsensical. I am curious to hear your opinion. By the way, I would like to mention my experience—I am not new to this field.
I have received training on price action, SMT, ICT, and order flow, and I have plenty of backtests at my disposal; these are part of my educational background. Additionally, I keep track of real-time news, FOMO monitoring, liquidation maps, market direction, and other well-known areas during trades. I have five years of experience in various places, although I have limited experience in futures trading. I am looking for a good filtering method. What is your opinion?
I have encountered such channels before which used to provide around 15-20 trades daily with success rates ranging from 70% to 80%. If I take trades endorsed by multiple channels, I might reduce the number of trades per day to 1-2, but I believe it could increase the success rate. Perhaps it's nonsensical. I am curious to hear your opinion. By the way, I would like to mention my experience—I am not new to this field.
I have received training on price action, SMT, ICT, and order flow, and I have plenty of backtests at my disposal; these are part of my educational background. Additionally, I keep track of real-time news, FOMO monitoring, liquidation maps, market direction, and other well-known areas during trades. I have five years of experience in various places, although I have limited experience in futures trading. I am looking for a good filtering method. What is your opinion?