“Precision is a myth when emotions are real.”
This was a textbook sniper entry. Clean structure. Obvious level. Sharp reversal.
The entry was tight. But the stop loss? Too emotional. It got clipped just before the market reversed fully.
Meanwhile, the system executed 3 zone-based orders:
📍 One missed. 📍 One hit SL. 📍 One ran full TP.
It wasn’t glamorous. But it worked — because it didn’t rely on precision. It relied on structure and space.
“The sniper entry was perfect—except it didn’t survive the volatility.”
“The zone wasn’t perfect—but it survived the whole move.”
📐 The EA doesn’t aim for perfect entries.
It aims for structural reliability.
“Sniper entries win screenshots. Zone-based execution wins weeks.”
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Perfect entries don’t build discipline. Executed plans do.