This is were consistency and risk management comes into play.
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Good job man
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Thank you.
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Wednesday and today were loss days. The past two days I had less time, so here is a quick summary of what happened:
- My bias with FOMC was correct, however I timed it wrong.
- Today in London I expected a retracement in GBPUSD, which did not happen.
Account status: €52,27.
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Thanks 4 the update.
Welcome 
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This is gold!!! Keep up the good work!!!
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Thank you!
EURJPY - sell from resistance to support. Price might fall very hard to balance out the upmove of the previous uptrend.
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Update EURJPY - sell
Put on BE.
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EURJPY Hit BE.
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Hit your BE level or you moved your SL to BE, then got stopped out at BE?
Do you have a preference for TF? Mostly H4? Ever dip below H1?
I got stopped out BE here, as I moved my stop to BE. I could have grabbed a 1:2 rr, but I expected a harsher drop.
MN/W1/D1/H4/H1/M30/M15/M5
All those timeframes XD
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Top down analysis 
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Ok. Gotcha. But what TF do you spend the most time?
I saw a few H4 charts. Is that where you usually end up placing your trades?
Me, I’ll check M1, W1, and D1. But my trades are placed while looking at the D1.
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Most of my entries are actually done on M15 and M5. I can not share my specific setups as it is unfair to my students who paid for it. However I can share the levels! If there is a resistance level, you can try out which ‘‘lower timeframe bearish setup’’ works for you. If there is a support level, you can try out which ‘‘lower timeframe bullish setup’’ works for you. Feel free to backtest using the levels I draw in my charts 
Identifying the levels = key! Know the levels and you will know, where you can expect a reaction. This reaction does not have to be big. As long as it can give you enough pips for a living, that is all it takes. This is what I used to pass my FTMO account ( proprietary firm ).