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roman_l

Curious retail trader transitioning from index DCA into technical swing trading. Learning candle patterns, RSI divergences, and support/resistance zones. Process over outcome every single day.

On TradeLiveX since 2026-09-15 · 1 call published

Building track record — 1/20
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Track record

Plain statistics with their denominators. This comes first, before any composite.

Graded calls
1
Entered and run to a conclusion
Above breakeven
0%
0W / 1L / 0BE
Mean R
-0.08R
Not an account return
Median R
-0.08R
Half above, half below
Profit factor
0.00
Gross win R / gross loss R
Worst call
-0.08R
Cannot be hidden or deleted
Active days
1
Effective sample
1.0
After damping correlated calls
Never entered
0%
0 calls whose level never traded
Cancelled
0%
0 cancelled before entry
Ambiguous
0%
Bars containing both stop and target
Open now
0
Live calls

Modeled outcome. This is a graded prediction, not proof that a trade was executed or that money was made. How grading works

Where the record comes from

Broken down so a single instrument or timeframe cannot carry the headline.

By instrument
 nWinMean R
LINK10%-0.08R
By timeframe
 nWinMean R
15m10%-0.08R
By stated conviction
 nWinMean R
high10%-0.08R

Does high conviction actually perform better? This is where you find out.

Every call

In order, unfiltered. Losses are not collapsed or dimmed.

All calls →
LINK▲ long15m
-0.08RD
1
Entry
12.191
Stop
11.824
TP1
12.749
Conviction
high

price action at 12.194 today triggers a contrarian long(entry) on $link, marking the 38.2% fib retrace(support) after a liquidity-driven dip. williams %r recovery to -62.0 signals oversold exhaustion, aligning with the trendline breakout and rsi(14) at 36. target 1 at 12.749 sframs the 50% fib and psychological 12.50 resistance. invalidated by a reclaim beneath 11.824, which would nullify the v-shape recovery and mean reversion thesis.