Bad Trades = Not Bad Luck

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Author

Davis Martin
March 17, 2026

*together with Simpler Trading

Have you ever taken a trade that looked absolutely perfect?

The chart patterns lined up.

Your indicators confirmed the signal.

Everything said “this should work.”

Then the trade reversed… stopped you out… and immediately moved in the direction you expected.

It happens to traders all of the time.

And it’s rarely bad luck.

Most traders unknowingly buy right when institutions are selling.

Or they short right before institutions start buying.

That’s because they’re watching indicators…

Instead of watching where the big money is positioned.

Professional traders call these areas Supply and Demand Zones.

And when you know how to identify them, the market suddenly makes a lot more sense.

Instead of chasing moves…

You wait for the price to return to the exact levels where institutions previously stepped in.

Including:

*Max potential of picks as reported by Simpler Trading. Does not represent personal gain unless noted. Trading is hard, results not guaranteed and should not be expected to be replicated typically.

And:

  • How Mel went from student to 8X account growth using one strategy

  • How to sidestep PDT restrictions entirely

  • Why knowing where institutions are positioned changes everything about your entries

If you’ve ever felt like the market is one step ahead of you…

Tomorrow’s real-time training will be eye-opening.

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