Demonstrates how financial pressure forces traders to take trades without bias or wait for proper levels.

There's no trade today, but you know what doesn't wait for you to have a bias? You're rent, right? The landlord says the rent is due on the first of the month. So what are you going to do? You're going to go and find trades that maybe aren't there. No bias today, doesn't matter. I need to pay rent. I'm going to go force a trade onto the market. How about waiting for a level, right? The waiting game. We don't just buy levels on the first touch. We wait for the level to prove itself. That's what the system says. But urgency, right? Maybe you've got a car payment, tells you I can't wait for the level to prove itself. I need to get into this trade right now. I need to make some money right now to make my car payment. So you're no longer trusting the system and allowing the level to prove itself.