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Golden Summit · Camp 4 · Golden Summit

Complex scenarios

The final climb: a narrow ridge, thin air, golden light at the top. There's no single rule here; it's everything at once. Direction, place, news, risk, emotion: you'll learn to bring them all together in one plan, and to read with the same calm even at the summit.

The camp's rules

  1. 01

    The plan, in order: 1 Direction and levels on the higher timeframe · 2 The calendar (any high-impact news?) · 3 A setup on the lower timeframe · 4 Stop (where the idea breaks) and target · 5 Risk/reward · 6 Lots · 7 How you're doing today (loss limit, mood).

  2. 02

    If any item says "no," there's no trade. If they all say "yes," you trade, at the same small risk.

  3. 03

    Charts that look complicated usually come down to simple questions: which way is the direction, is this the right place, and where does the stop go?

  4. 04

    The rules don't change at the summit either: there's no such thing as a sure trade, losing streaks are normal, and the plan comes before emotion.

Teaching

Seven questions

1 · What's the direction on H1? 2 · Is there high-impact data on the calendar in the next hour? 3 · Is there a setup on M15 (breakout and retest, sweep and break, a pullback that holds)?

4 · Where's the stop (where the idea breaks)? 5 · Where's the target, and is the ratio at least 1:2? 6 · How many lots at 1% of the account?

7 · How am I doing today: am I close to my daily loss limit, and am I looking at this out of revenge or fear of missing out?

Doruk · Summit lookout

Lessons · 4

  1. Story

    The final climb

    Gather the words of every guide from your journey into one plan.

  2. Lesson

    Everything together

    Apply every item on a single chart.

  3. Lesson

    A bad day

    When the plan says "no," wait, even at the foot of the summit.

  4. Exam

    Summit exam

    Test the whole journey on realistic charts.

Test yourself

H1 is in an uptrend and the calendar is clear. On M15, resistance broke and held on the retest. Stop 65 pips, target 145 pips. What's the ratio, and what's the call?
  • ✓ About 1:2.2; the plan says "buy"
  • · 1:0.45; pass
  • · The ratio doesn't matter; the setup is enough

145 ÷ 65 ≈ 2.2. Direction, calendar, setup and ratio all say "yes."

Same trade: account $10,000, risk 1%, stop 65 pips, $10 per pip on 1 lot. How many lots?
  • ✓ About 0.15 lots
  • · 1.5 lots
  • · 0.65 lots

$100 ÷ (65 × $10) ≈ 0.154. Round down: 0.15 lots.