mewnrokkets

Example of a powerful buy and sell warning using TD9 sequential.

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BINANCE:TRXBTC   TRON / Bitcoin
Look at the sell warnings (red highlighted green candles) and the buy warnings (yellow highlighted red candles) on this weekly chart. When you see these warnings, it is usually safe to buy or sell on the breakdown of the candle body. The best entry is to wait for price to eclipse the wick of the candle with the signal on the successive candle. On higher timeframes such as the weekly, these warnings can be extremely powerful signals. For instance, the buy signal the week before TRX bottomed at ~300 satoshi. There was also a nice sell signal at an SR flip (top candle.) And you will notice the following candles to these signals produce both the top, and bottom os the current cycle. You can use these signals on lower timeframes, but typically they have a much lower strikerate.
Personally when in a trend, I start at the lower timeframes and look for buy / sell warnings that progress to the higher timeframes. For instance, if I see a warning on the 15m chart, i will wait to see if it comes up on the 30m, 45m, hourly, etc. The higher he signal progresses into the higher timeframes, the more powerful the signal can be.

You can also use the counts as guides, ie counts move in sets of 5, 7, 9, and 13. Sometimes such as in the 2017 bitcoin bull market you can get a count going up to 15 or even to 21 before there is a strong reversal. these are spotted by a count to 9 followed by no count for successive candles. sometimes a 1 count will appear or a 1,2,3 but usually you can tell if the trend has reversed or not, and can take the signal accordingly.

There is more but im bored of typing for now. Google is also your friend. search terms are "td sequential" or "td countdown" for the count setup information, "td setup" for the SR lines and the warning signals.
Comment:
I just noticed the red sell warning on the most recent red candle. Looks primed for a drop.
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