Complexity Is The Enemy Of Execution

Classic Sell-Zone Movie.

This section is titled Complexity Is The Enemy Of
Execution because there are those traders who would rather prefer
complexity in trading. They know who they are. Unfortunately,
complexity makes the execution of trades and the management of
trades and the whole idea of trading, harder to execute, because there
are more things to execute.

You do not need to know every single thing that is going on in a chart.
You only need to know how to buy low and how to sell high. Your
analysis determines how high and how low, and the entry into the
position determines your exact timing of the click.

The image may look complicated, but it should make sense given all
the analytical concepts you have been learning. First, we prepare for a
potential supply-candle to print after Buy-OFV exhaustion, or we
prepare for a potential demand-candle to print after Sell-OFV
exhaustion.
 Of course, it will take some time to identify exhaustion and these two
special candles, but with time you will be able to identify, and trade the
entire movie, up down and sideways, if that is your desire.

 Keeping It Simple
To keep it simple and summarize, it is a specific candle that forms the
high or low, where the BFI entered the market; always at the highs and
the lows for the best deals on the planet; they own this game and
control it, so they always get the deals they desire.

After a BFI entry, stacking begins. Notice that the stacking is usually
within a “choppy” period or a period of consolidation, in which buy
liquidity builds above it, and sell-liquidity builds below it. The liquidity is
triggered on both sides and we have an impulsive move that breaks
the consolidation and typically a complete cycle plays out; either a full
Sell-Zone cycle or a full Buy-Zone cycle.

 A full Sell-Zone cycle: BFI enter – then begin sell-stacking – and

then the typical downwards continuation movement occurs as
price is pushed down and away from the Sell-Zone.

 A full Buy-Zone cycle: BFI enter – then begin buy stacking – and
then the typical upwards continuation movement occurs as price
is pushed up and away from the Buy-Zone.
We will now begin a powerful part of this trading education that which
you will receive in completion in the coming days. However, it is not
“information” that you are missing. After seeing many traders from
different countries, and understanding their mistakes as well as their
successes, the key missing piece that most are missing ends up being
“simplicity”. Add a bit of “stupid-simple” rules and methods and
principles for your trading, and lo-and-behold things magically get
better.

We are trying to keep things simple here; this is not a detailed textbook
on the subject matter. This is a very rudimentary simple and basic
introduction to BFI Trading and becoming an elite BFI Trader. I would
say that they are 0.01% of the 0.01% that are out there. A decade later
and I can still count the true BFI Traders on my two hands; they are the
few but truly the elite few because this is a competitive sport; and there
is no gold or silver medals. There is only two options: adding zero’s to
your accounts, or removing zero’s from your accounts. We are in the
“additionals” business and our goal is to do that efficiently and with little
effort, because we have been trading for years and years and we will
eventually learn how to do all this and think that way, effortlessly and
without thinking about it. But this  mental "inner-game" aspect will be
discussed in minute detail in the coming days which is the last and final
Part, the up & coming Part 3: Flawless Executio, where we try to
understand the "why"  in why traders do what they do. 

But for now, let us begin Part 2: Flawless Execution. You should

revisit Part 1: Analysis constantly in the future as new sections and
videos will be added, making things more clear and concise to get you
to understand these complex concepts in a very simple