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Tradeway $100 (By Tradeway01 )
| Gain : | +564.94% |
| Drawdown | 61.49% |
| pips: | 5182.5 |
| Trades | 202 |
| Won: |
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| Type: | Real |
| Leverage: | 1:500 |
| Trading: | Manual |
Tradeway $100 Discussion
Liquidity sweep above → bearish confirmation → SELL.
I want to see whether the market can reject the highs and start showing weakness after taking the liquidity.
If that confirmation appears, I’ll look for an opportunity to enter a short position and follow the potential retracement.
For now, I’m not entering immediately. I’m waiting for the liquidity sweep and confirmation first.
This week, I’m leaning toward selling EUR/USD, especially after the targets on GBP/USD and AUD/USD were already reached.The setup may experience significant drawdown, so patience and proper risk management will be essential.For now, I’m prioritizing sell orders, targeting the 1.15635 area.
EURUSD ANALISIS
After the market dropped at the New York close, the target area below has not yet been fully closed.And this afternoon, there is a new target area that has not been pursued, which makes it confusing where the market will move today.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/Zk9GoyD1/
You may notice that my calendar shows 26 losses in a single day. However, this doesn’t mean I took 26 separate trades. In this case, it was actually one trading idea that I split into multiple smaller positions to layer my entries and manage the stop-loss area. Normally, I prefer using a single large position, but when I have less conviction, I divide the same total lot size into multiple entries. From a total exposure perspective, the result is essentially the same as using one large position. As a content creator, I also understand that layered positions create more visual engagement—but the total lot size and risk exposure remain the key factors, not the number of orders.
EUR/USD is showing a potential bullish setup after rejecting lower prices around 1.15686, with 1.16000 as the main target.
However, with Eurozone CPI being released today, I prefer to wait for the market reaction before entering.
AUD/USD has experienced a significant drop, which could create a more attractive risk-to-reward opportunity.
I’m watching for a strong entry zone and confirmation before looking for a buy toward 0.71000.
Overall, AUD/USD currently offers the more attractive R:R, while EUR/USD has the cleaner structure.
Tonight, the EUR/USD target has already been reached as expected.
However, AUD/USD has not reached its target yet, so I decided to take a BUY position and continue targeting the planned level.
The AUD/USD setup still offers a favorable risk-to-reward opportunity, but I will let the market develop without forcing the trade.
For now, the focus is on managing the position according to the original trading plan and waiting for the target to be reached.
AUD/USD has finally reached the target! I also closed one 0.40-lot position because the floating loss exceeded the risk I had initially planned. But overall, the trade is still in profit.
For those who want to appreciate the analysis I share in my discussions, you can send me a donation… although I honestly have no idea where yet 😂
I’d also prefer to stay anonymous—PayPal might expose my real name, and suddenly my secret identity is gone. 😂 Any suggestions, guys? 😆
Haha, I just received a notification from Myfxbook saying that someone is waiting to copy my Tradeway $100 account through Signal Start. Honestly, I’m quite interested in trying it out. 😂
However, with a capital of under $1,000, I’m still hesitant to open a copy-trading account there. Signal Start requires a maximum leverage of 1:500, and if I want to target aggressive growth of more than 1,000% while still keeping the risk controlled, that becomes quite difficult.
For now, I’d rather wait until my capital reaches around $5,000. At that point, I think 1:500 leverage could make more sense, because I’d have more room to manage the risk while still having enough flexibility to pursue higher returns.
So yeah… I’m interested, but I’m not rushing into it yet. 😂Maybe when the account hits $5K, it’s time to turn on the copy-trading experiment. 
Today, I’m looking to trade EUR/USD after the strong upside move during the Asian session. The move appears to be partly driven by renewed concerns over the U.S. fiscal outlook and rising government debt.
For today, my main target is around 1.1700, with a potential entry area near 1.1679. I’m also willing to risk around $200 (roughly IDR 3 million), which is the profit I made yesterday.
The key for me is to manage the risk properly and let the market confirm the setup before pushing toward the target.
Hey guys,
For almost four months now, I’ve been running my $100 portfolio publicly, and I started sharing my trading discussions on Myfxbook on July 27. I think most of you have had enough time to see how the account has performed. Overall, the results are still profitable, although there were moments when I experienced significant pressure, especially during a 60% drawdown.
I’ve been thinking about launching copy trading sooner rather than later, because I believe the knowledge and analysis I’m sharing should eventually have some value. So far, I’ve been sharing everything for free through my Myfxbook discussions.
My concern is that if I connect the account to Signal Start, the leverage available to followers may be lower than what I currently use, which could significantly affect the potential returns of my strategy.
So I’d like to ask the community for your opinion. My posts are currently getting 500+ views, so I’m wondering which option makes the most sense:
1. Connect the account to Signal Start and start offering copy trading.2. Stop posting my setups publicly and keep the strategy private.3. Close the public discussions and use Myfxbook’s paid access instead.
I’d really appreciate your honest opinions. Starting Monday, I’m planning to stop posting my trades publicly, so I’d like to make a decision before then.
What would you guys do if you were in my position? 😄
Hey guys,
For almost four months now, I’ve been running my $100 portfolio publicly, and I started sharing my trading discussions on Myfxbook on July 27. I think most of you have had enough time to see how the account has performed. Overall, the results are still profitable, although there were moments when I experienced significant pressure, especially during a 60% drawdown.
I’ve been thinking about launching copy trading sooner rather than later, because I believe the knowledge and analysis I’m sharing should eventually have some value. So far, I’ve been sharing everything for free through my Myfxbook discussions.
My concern is that if I connect the account to Signal Start, the leverage available to followers may be lower than what I currently use, which could significantly affect the potential returns of my strategy.
So I’d like to ask the community for your opinion. My posts are currently getting 500+ views, so I’m wondering which option makes the most sense:
1. Connect the account to Signal Start and start offering copy trading.2. Stop posting my setups publicly and keep the strategy private.3. Close the public discussions and use Myfxbook’s paid access instead.
I’d really appreciate your honest opinions. Starting Monday, I’m planning to stop posting my trades publicly, so I’d like to make a decision before then.
What would you guys do if you were in my position? 😄
Hello everyone, wishing you a great trading week ahead! 📈
For this trade, I’ll only post an update once the take profit is hit.
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Market Update — USDJPY & EURUSD
Hello everyone. I haven’t taken any trades for the past two days this week, Monday and Tuesday. However, I have a setup I’m watching today.
For USDJPY, I’m looking for a sell opportunity, with the target around 158.91. I’m not entering immediately—I’ll wait for price to make a pullback to the upside first and look for confirmation before entering the market.
For EURUSD, I still have some hesitation. However, price appears to be rejecting lower levels and continues to show an attempt to push back toward the 1.1700 resistance area, which has already been tested twice.
For now, I’ll remain patient and wait for the right confirmation before taking any position.

Hmmm… the market only played out according to my USDJPY analysis. Unfortunately, I was late to enter the trade, so I decided to wait for the EURUSD setup instead.
And yes… my analysis was completely invalidated by the PCE fundamental news. I ended up taking a $200 loss.
That’s trading. Sometimes the technical setup looks right, but fundamental news can completely change the market direction. The important thing is to respect the risk and move on to the next opportunity.













