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Finding Joy in the Lord’s Presence ... Psalm 37:4

Updated: Nov 13

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Greetings,


Finding Joy in the Lord’s Presence


“Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart.” — Psalm 37:4



What a beautiful encouragement to find our true joy in God! When we delight in the Lord—cherishing His presence, seeking His guidance, and trusting His goodness—our desires start to align with His heart.


As we grow closer to Him, He shapes our dreams, and we discover blessings beyond anything we imagined. May we find joy in Him today, trusting that He knows and fulfills the deepest desires of our hearts.


Be Relentless In Pursuit Of The Will 

Which God Has Set Upon Your Heart,

Anthony Speciale


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Targeting 69.50 Liquidity for my "One & Done" Trade Today


Welcome back, traders. Today’s session was a quick but insightful one, focusing on a single, high-probability setup in the crude oil market.


Trading on a tight schedule can be a challenge, but when clear opportunities arise that align with your plan, it’s often worth taking the risk.


This recap will break down the trade I placed this morning, the reasoning behind it, and the factors that influenced my exit. Let’s dive into the details...


Knowing When to Trade on a Tight Schedule


Sometimes, life outside trading sets the tone for the day. For me, having a tight schedule means making a critical choice: whether to participate in the markets at all.


In these instances, my decision to trade depends on whether there’s alignment between my setup and my trade plan, which I trust to deliver consistent returns over time. Despite the time constraints, the conditions met my criteria, so I took the opportunity.


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Trade Setup: Entry and Market Context


The trade I placed today was on crude oil, and my entry was based on a retest of prior highs. Early in the session, the price action indicated consolidation just before a potential push upward.


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Here’s the exact play-by-play:


  1. Entry at 69.25: I entered a long position after noticing price action consolidating around the 69.25 level. The market had previously tested and retreated from this high, and this retest showed signs of holding as support.


  2. Stop Placement at 69.10: My stop loss was positioned just below the entry point at 69.10, protecting against sudden reversals while allowing enough room for minor fluctuations.


  3. Targeting Liquidity at 69.50: My target was based on nearby liquidity visible on the bookmap. This liquidity indicated a likely level for price movement to gravitate toward, and reaching it would confirm my setup.


Analyzing the Exit: Liquidity as a Target


One of the essential aspects of this trade was identifying liquidity on the bookmap and using it as a guide for my profit target. Bookmap data showed an area of concentrated orders at 69.50, which made it a prime exit point. Liquidity pools act as magnets in the market, drawing price toward them, especially when momentum and order flow align.



Upon hitting 69.50, I exited with a full profit, capturing a quick 25 ticks. For a tight-session trade, this was an optimal outcome, and I logged out immediately after.


Order Flow and Decision-Making


Order flow evidence played a significant role in confirming my decision to enter this trade. I’ll be sharing the video of the trade alongside this post, including a breakdown of the order flow data that led me to enter at 69.25.


Watching the video will provide a more nuanced view of my decision-making process, including how the market dynamics shaped my entry and exit strategy.


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Reflecting on Quick, Focused Trading Sessions


Days like today highlight the benefits of having a well-defined trade plan and the discipline to act quickly. Here are some key takeaways from this morning’s trade:


  1. Trust Your Trade Plan: A well-developed trade plan is invaluable, especially when you have limited time. Today’s success relied on a clear plan that guides every move, even with a shorter timeframe.


  2. Liquidity Awareness: Understanding where liquidity exists on the bookmap can turn a standard trade into a high-probability setup. These areas often attract price action, making them effective targets.


  3. Patience and Precision: Not every day unfolds this smoothly, but when a clear setup aligns with your criteria, being prepared to act decisively is essential. Some days, it’s about waiting for the right opportunity rather than chasing setups.


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Today’s trade was quick and efficient, allowing me to be done by 9:00 AM. While trades like this don’t happen every day, it’s crucial to be ready to capitalize when they do.


I hope this recap offers insights into how even a single trade, if executed well, can meet daily goals without extended screen time.


Stay informed, stay focused and stay disciplined ! ! !



Thank you for reading, and I look forward to seeing you in our next session . . .


God bless, and have a wonderful day!


If you have any questions or need further guidance, please don't hesitate . . . info@specialeanalysis.com May the markets be ever in your favor!



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Anthony and Anna Speciale

About the Author:

Anthony Speciale is a seasoned market analyst with over 13 years of experience trading. Through his platform, Speciale Analysis, he offers in-depth market analysis, interpretation, and expectations designed to help all types of traders, at every skill levels reach their full potential.



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