Jun 26, 2026 · Livestream

🔴 LIVE｜Trading NY Open｜ALL I DO IS WIN!

Chapters

Session notes

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In this live trading session, Ash reviewed the daily and 15-minute charts focusing on bearish fair value gaps (FVGs) and session liquidities such as London highs, Asia highs, and Asia lows. He emphasized the importance of waiting for confirmation through smart money theory (SMT) divergences before entering trades.

Ash maintained a neutral bias, patiently waiting for price to sweep key session levels and show SMT before considering entries. He discussed the need for proper risk management and position sizing, acknowledging a mistake where he entered a trade with incorrect sizing and a wider stop loss than intended.

Ash also addressed trading psychology, particularly managing fear when transitioning from demo to live trading, advising smaller sizes to build confidence. He announced that future live streams would move to Discord for premium members to allow more efficient content delivery.

Despite a slow, choppy market with no clear directional move, Ash stuck to his process and closed the week with a loss, encouraging viewers to avoid revenge trading and maintain discipline going forward.

Key takeaways

Ash uses session liquidities and SMT divergences as key criteria before entering trades, avoiding entries without confirmation.
He stresses the importance of proper position sizing and risk management, sharing a personal mistake involving an oversized stop loss.
Patience is crucial during slow or consolidating markets; Ash waits for clear price action signals rather than forcing trades.
Transitioning from demo to live trading can induce fear; starting with smaller sizes helps build experience and confidence.
Future live streams will move to Discord for premium members to improve efficiency and content delivery.
Ash maintains a neutral bias when no clear directional edge is present and avoids revenge trading after losses.