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yes please let us know what strategy you are using

Thanks for sharing looking forward to giving it a go

Retrospect logs are what all successful traders use.

There are hundreds of lessons on money management. Depends on your trading style and you ability to blow accounts and recover. Watch a few videos then come with specific questions that can be answered better

As long as its free and the assumption is that people are there to learn and and not advertise that's fine.

The answer is it depends on your philosophy of trading. Some look at SL as the last stand to validate your prediction is wrong and you need to get out. Same thing goes for TP. You did not read the trade correctly if it goes beyond your TP point and you need to analyze what you missed. But...

I will have to make sure I put both books on my reading list

Markets are absolutely manipulated. Is that good or bad? Its good bc it provides a level of predictability that allows retail traders to understand price action. If it was totally random then predictability would not be part of the trader equation and Wyckoff would not be relevant.

There are thousands of strategies for every type of person but there is not perfect strategy that exists and if and when it does the market will adapt and change to make the strategy just another strategy among many. The human factor also comes into play like experience and psychology and type...

You should use MTF for trend, structure, set up and ultimately entry and what type of trader you are will bring more clarity to your question.

Thanks for sharing but a little more context on your confluence triggers would help.

I would also include volume in the confluence list

Using indicator as stand alone is loosing strategy. Use with trend, structure, recency, frequency and price action and you will have more success.