Something I learned the hard way about scalping: technical analysis matters far less than you think, and execution speed/discipline matters far more. I spent 6 months learning every indicator and every 1-minute signal imaginable. My setups were technically sound. But I kept losing. The problem wasn't the entries — it was everything else: - I was on a market maker broker with 3-pip spreads - I was using market orders and getting slipped 1–2 pips - I was moving stops when trades went against me - I was taking 15–20 trades per session desperately searching for winners When I fixed the execution (ECN broker, limit orders) and the discipline (hard stops, fixed targets, maximum 5 trades/session), my results improved dramatically with the SAME technical setups. Scalping lesson: Your analysis is probably fine. Your execution and discipline are almost certainly the bottleneck. Can you relate to this? What was the execution or discipline change that had the biggest impact on your scalping results?