PLM
PolyMet Mining Corp.
stock NYSEAMERICAN

Really enjoyed reading this. The biggest takeaway for me is the discipline to let a trade go instead of forcing an entry without having proper knowledge and statistics to support our decision. I also tried to work this while using the Plus500 demo account to test execution rules and learning alongwith this before trading live. Being able to practice a strategy without real capital helped me focus more on following my plan than on chasing every step I take. Regardless of the platform, that mindset should be the one deriving our decisions. Best of luck with your PLM Bro.

I’ve been learning to trade since January 2025, and it’s been one hell of a journey.
I’ve studied market structure, support and resistance, supply and demand, Fibonacci, Fair Value Gaps, inverse FVGs, Smart Money Concepts… and plenty more. Like most people starting out, I was constantly searching for the missing piece.
Along the way I’ve failed funded evaluations, had winning streaks that made me think I’d cracked it, got cocky, been humbled by the market, made it to a funded account, and then lost it before seeing a payout.
Every mistake has taught me something.
I’m still not consistently profitable, and I’m still very much on this journey. But for the first time since I started, I genuinely feel like I’ve found an approach that makes sense to me.
I’ve stripped everything back and built my own process - the Precision Liquidity Model (PLM). It’s not about predicting the market, it’s about following a structured plan based on higher timeframe bias, liquidity, areas of interest, market structure shifts, and disciplined execution.
The chart I’m sharing is actually a trade I didn’t take.
Everything lined up. Price reacted exactly as I expected from my point of interest, but by the time I was ready to execute, it had already started dumping. I’d missed my entry.
A year ago I would’ve chased it. I’d have convinced myself I could still catch the move, jumped in late, and more often than not paid the price for it.
This time I let it go.
Watching a move play out without me wasn’t frustrating. It was proof that my discipline is improving.
That might not sound like much, but to me it’s a huge victory.
I’m enjoying the process more than ever, and when I compare myself to the trader I was on day one, I can honestly say I’ve come a long way.
I’m under no illusion that there’s still a long road ahead, but today I’m allowing myself to appreciate the progress.
Sometimes the biggest win isn’t catching every move. It’s having the discipline to stick to your rules, even when the market leaves without you.
Good luck to everyone else on the same journey. Keep putting in the work. 👊

Really enjoyed reading this. The biggest takeaway for me is the discipline to let a trade go instead of forcing an entry without having proper knowledge and statistics to support our decision. I also tried to work this while using the Plus500 demo account to test execution rules and learning alongwith this before trading live. Being able to practice a strategy without real capital helped me focus more on following my plan than on chasing every step I take. Regardless of the platform, that mindset should be the one deriving our decisions. Best of luck with your PLM Bro.

I’ve been learning to trade since January 2025, and it’s been one hell of a journey.
I’ve studied market structure, support and resistance, supply and demand, Fibonacci, Fair Value Gaps, inverse FVGs, Smart Money Concepts… and plenty more. Like most people starting out, I was constantly searching for the missing piece.
Along the way I’ve failed funded evaluations, had winning streaks that made me think I’d cracked it, got cocky, been humbled by the market, made it to a funded account, and then lost it before seeing a payout.
Every mistake has taught me something.
I’m still not consistently profitable, and I’m still very much on this journey. But for the first time since I started, I genuinely feel like I’ve found an approach that makes sense to me.
I’ve stripped everything back and built my own process - the Precision Liquidity Model (PLM). It’s not about predicting the market, it’s about following a structured plan based on higher timeframe bias, liquidity, areas of interest, market structure shifts, and disciplined execution.
The chart I’m sharing is actually a trade I didn’t take.
Everything lined up. Price reacted exactly as I expected from my point of interest, but by the time I was ready to execute, it had already started dumping. I’d missed my entry.
A year ago I would’ve chased it. I’d have convinced myself I could still catch the move, jumped in late, and more often than not paid the price for it.
This time I let it go.
Watching a move play out without me wasn’t frustrating. It was proof that my discipline is improving.
That might not sound like much, but to me it’s a huge victory.
I’m enjoying the process more than ever, and when I compare myself to the trader I was on day one, I can honestly say I’ve come a long way.
I’m under no illusion that there’s still a long road ahead, but today I’m allowing myself to appreciate the progress.
Sometimes the biggest win isn’t catching every move. It’s having the discipline to stick to your rules, even when the market leaves without you.
Good luck to everyone else on the same journey. Keep putting in the work. 👊