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How to Top-Fish S&R Zones

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OANDA:CHFJPY   Swiss Franc / Japanese Yen
Hello dear Forex friends, I just had this example with Alex from our Slack group, where he had posted the following for the German TradingView:


So he clearly bet on the previous S&R zone on the Daily at 110 psychological and being overextended on the Hourly.

The problem was though, that our S&R range was not clear, and esp. the 110,5 was even stronger as resistance:


So, did we see any patterns or information regarding trend-reversal, other than the S&R zone?


=> Nope, not at all. We only saw a very healthy Bull Flag on the Hourly when we zoomed in, which saw a very nice continuation breakout. Only with the arrival at the key resistance at 110,5, we finally saw a reaction from the bears, smashing down the price.

Conclusion: Either a) we would've had to to put our stop loss way above the top-fishing entry, basically above 110,5, which made no sense from a R:R perspective. Or b) we would've had to play with a very narrow stop-loss, basically like Alex did at 110, which was good. And/or c), wait for the 110,5 psychological for (re-) entry. => Because eventually we where right on the direction. Either way we should be in profit now or exited with a small loss.

Now what?

As we have arrived at the important previous S&R zone again at 109,5, a reaction from the bulls would be expected here up to 110 or little bit lower.


I hope you had some value, and if you want to be able to read the chart like this, and esp. set up a trading plan with statistics, let me know! ;) I wish you a great trading.

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