My random thoughts

- the top and bottom of a trend are the most expensive

- be brave when smelling blood, be nimble when lost

- money is made while waiting. not by entering or exiting trades.

- higher tf takes precedence over lower tf
-manage your losses and your winnings will take care of itself

When position is deep underwater. Cutting loss or reversing position is prudent. If reversing position and volatility then increases, it should benefit self. If volatility drops, I have two choice. To increase size or to increase time horizon to return the pnl to neutral. Increasing size at this point is dangerous due to risk of whipsaw. Mindset will be unstable. If mindset is to go for death match. It will be detrimental to book.

The fourth, although is logical but i have to disagree in a sense.

Trading the LTF will make you poor faster than trading the HTF.

Although LTF preceeds the HTF, but let me explain in an analogy:
Electrons moves in a random way, their jumps are UNPREDICTABLE.
Whilst a box, water, book, laptop, computer are PREDICTABLE and guess what? They are all made out of atoms that consists of ELECTRONS.

So yes, electrons (ltf) may preceeds a box (htf) but that doesn't necessarily mean that you can PREDICT the electrons' (ltf) MOVEMENTS compared that to a box's (htf) MOVEMENT, which you may have guess by now that a box doesn't move at all and water are quite predictable, as well as wind, to a degree.

Which brings me to my point, that trading the higher fractal (higher time frame) is much more PREDICTABLE than the noise of those fractals (lower time frame)

This has been proven by nature.
And it is not the other way around (lower timeframe's predictability is the same as the higher timeframe's predictability) as many of beginner traders thought.

Agree with everything you just said. I think it is the way I phrase that sentence.