It’s been a big month of learning – though not in the traditional sense of back testing or strictly trading-related studies. Instead, I’ve been focused on becoming more conscious of the subconscious and raising my vibration to attract more of what I want, not just in trading but in life as a whole.

One of the most practical exercises I worked on this month was finding a resonant market. Out of 38 markets I studied, I discovered a handful that felt aligned and worth following. Just as importantly, I also uncovered a few that I’ll never attempt to trade – simply because, after four weeks of study, I didn’t get a single call right. That awareness alone stops me fighting against the tide.

Mat Barnes often shared the story of his own most resonant market, which for him was Fosters Group before it was delisted. In that one market, he turned $2,000 into $45,000 without a single loss along the way. It’s a striking reminder of the power of finding the market that “clicks” with you.

Mat also recommended a book that’s been re- shaping my thinking: Ask and It Is Given – The Law of Attraction by Esther and Jerry Hicks. The book goes beyond theory, offering 16 techniques for improving vibration and even a 30-day program to put the ideas into practice. One of the core messages is simple yet powerful: our thoughts create vibration, and we attract experiences that match those vibrations.

That means:

• Low vibrational thoughts = Low vibrational experiences. In trading, this might look like one loss creating the mindset for further losses.
• High vibrational thoughts = High vibrational experiences. In other words, confidence and focus from one profit can help lead to more profits.

The challenge, however, is that you can’t just leap instantly from low vibration to high. You have to work your way up step by step, gradually shifting momentum in both mindset and energy.

Last month, I wrote about a setup on Oil, where the key focus was three to four sections into 200% of the First Range Out. This month, I watched a similar structure play out in Soybeans. Instead of daily sections, the market formed three weekly sections into 200% of the First Range Out, culminating right into the August seasonal date.

Chart 1

The last weekly swing down was made up of three daily sections, showing the “Wheels within Wheels” principle in motion.

Chart 2

On the intraday level, breaking down the last daily swing, the 4-hour swing chart added confirmation, with a near-perfect repeating section that led into the low. This is best seen on NS-Gann.X – November contract.

Chart 3

A simple trading plan could have allowed an entry at 986 as the 4-hour swing turned up, with a protective stop at 981.

Chart 4

From there, different exit strategies provided options:

• Banking profits at 10:1 would have had you out on 13 August.
• Banking at 15:1 would have taken you out on 22 August.
• Or, by trailing behind the 1-day swing, you could still be in the trade today, with 8:1 already locked in and the chance to capture more if the market continues higher.

What’s clear to me is that trading is never just about charts or numbers – it’s about mindset, energy, and alignment. By working on vibration alongside technical study and focusing on the kind of setups we want to trade, we can invite more of what we want into our lives.

Happy Trading,

Gus