Trading isn't hard, it's misunderstood

I think can confidently say I've had a successful trading career, 

And when I write these it’s the sharing of pure value and concepts that I know can simply…

Get you profitable 

So if you can pin this one down, 

Walk away today

And apply it to your trading.

You'll get profitable a lot quicker than you can imagine right now, 

It took me six years to realize the overarching scope of this concept, 

Trading isn't complicated. 

We complicate it.

One of my students before he joined Iron Forged had blown his account for the third time. 

He’s a smart kid. 

Studies charts for hours. 

Backtests everything.

But he was still losing.

Know why?

He was solving the wrong problem.

He thought trading was about finding the perfect indicator. 

The holy grail setup that works every time.

You're trying too hard to solve the wrong variable

The real game? It's simpler than you think.

Three things. 

This is how I see it, 

I call it the BSE Framework. 

Been using it for two years now. 

Haven't had a losing month since.

Bias. Sweep. Entry.

Let me break it down.

Bias - Where's the liquidity sitting on higher timeframes?

Not where price "should" go. Where it needs to go.

The mornings I trade, I mark where the big money has to hunt. Weekly highs. Monthly lows. Where the stops are stacked like kindling.

That's my compass.

Sweep - Wait for the stop run.

This is where patience pays. Price will hunt those stops. Always does.

The market moves on one principle: maximum pain, maximum participants.

So I wait. Let them sweep the stops. Let retail get trapped.

Then the real move begins.

Entry - Now you strike.

After the sweep, look for your confirmation. 

Could be a fair value gap. Could be a rejection candle. 

Doesn't matter what you use.

What matters is you're entering after the trap springs, 

Not before.

Most traders get this backwards.

They enter on the setup. They get swept. 

They wonder why their "perfect" pattern failed.

Because they're the liquidity.

Here's what this looks like in practice:

Monday. EUR/USD. Daily liquidity sitting at 1.0950. 

Tuesday morning. Price runs those highs. Sweeps them by 15 pips. 

Retail shorts pile in. "Resistance held!" I wait. 

Price drops back. Leaves a gap. That's my entry. Long. Three hours later. +127 pips.

Same framework.

Every single time.

The beautiful thing? 

This works on any timeframe.

Any pair.

Any market that has stops to hunt.

Because it's not based on patterns or predictions.

It's based on market mechanics.

BSE. Bias. Sweep. Entry.

Write it down,

That's the entire game.

You can keep searching for the perfect strategy. 

Add more indicators. Complicate your charts. 

Or you can simplify. 

Clean it up, 

Minimize this process, 

See where liquidity sits. Wait for the sweep. Enter after the trap. 

I've ran out of ways to explain this to you as simple as possible, 

For if you need more clarity 

Talk soon,

 Atif