Once You Master Price Action, Trading Becomes Ridiculously Simple
Craig Percoco · 2,482 words · 12 min read · EN-ORIG

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Once you learn to read price action, trading becomes ridiculously easy. Most retail traders lose money and think the answer to their problem is finding a new indicator or adding more analysis. I promise you, it's not. I've been trading for 9 years and what I realized from every trader that I've watched become profitable, myself included, is that
they all eventually came to the same conclusion. They stopped trying to guess and predict where the market's going to go and started reading it with a simple understanding. And this next part should make you sort of frustrated. Reading charts as a trader was never complicated. It only became complicated when the trading industry buried it
under a thousand different indicators and over complicated analysis. Strip all of that back and what you're left with is ridiculously simple, but only if you actually understand what to look at. So, that's exactly what I'm going to show you. I'm going to explain to you in crystal clear detail exactly how I look
at the market, the exact things that I look for before risking a single dollar on a trade, and why once this clicks, good trades are going to become obvious and bad trades will look, well, stupid. So, by the end of this video, you'll be able to look at the chart through the lens of an experienced profitable trader
with complete clarity and be able to apply this on your own instead of guessing. So, let me start off with the loop that you may be stuck in. You have your chart open, you have two indicators saying buy, another indicator saying sell, so you enter a trade, and then it immediately moves against you and turns
into a loss. So, then you try to add another indicator to the chart that would have captured that move. You add more and more to your chart trying to avoid ever taking a loss and the cycle repeats. Okay, but the problem is there's no framework underneath that decision. So, every chart and every
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