In the today's post, I will share my Doji Candle trading strategy. This strategy combines the elements of multiple time frame analysis, price action and key levels. Step 1 Analyze key levels on a daily time frame. Identify vertical and horizontal supports and resistances. Here are the key structures that I spotted on on AUDUSD. Step 2 Look for a...
Everyone was looking for ETF confirmation to get long. But the market turned red! US SEC grants approval for spot bitcoin ETFs - RTRS but the market moved against expectations. This is why we say never trade with fundamental news. Everything is hidden in the price action. Bitcoin had reached the ceiling of the channel and also our indicator had given a short...
ASIAN Session Liquidity Sweep Model Mark High and Low created in Asian Session. 1. Upon starting of London Session it sweep Asian Session liquidity and closed price below Asian Session High. 2. Created Bearish OB. 3. Sell side imbalance in form of FVG. So we have three confluences i.e. Liquidity Sweep + OB + FVG Remember these three are confirmation for trend...
On the intraday chart for EURUSD. We can see the best potential set up during the London session. The move was validated when an impulsive leg broke structure to the downside, after taking an old high. After, we wait for an OTE retracement to continue the move down. ALL DURING KILLZONES.
Once you have drawn Order Block on Daily time frame now move to lower time frame like 1H , 30 M or lower, you can see it started creating bullish candles. In this particular case a popular bullish candlestick pattern three white soldiers formed at 30 M time frame indicting potential reversal in trend.
Order blocks are price zones on a chart where large market participants, like institutional traders, have amassed significant buy or sell orders.
Identify bearish order block as mentioned in previous post. Go to lower time frame to check consolidation phase and mark its support level. Check point where price went below support level and comeback to retest. Enter short trade once it breaks below again. so now we have 4 confluences for short entry. 1. 4 Hour's Bearish OB 2. Price Consolidation at...
Explaning the Bearish Order Block A bearish order block is a price area on a chart that indicates a potential sell opportunity because it suggests a shift in market sentiment from bullish to bearish. It's essentially a zone where a large number of sell orders were placed, creating a temporary imbalance between supply and demand.
Here's an analysis of various candlestick patterns commonly used in technical analysis of financial markets: Dragonfly Doji: This candlestick has a small body with a long lower shadow and no upper shadow, indicating significant price exploration lower but closing near the opening price. It is often interpreted as a signal of a potential bullish reversal. Morning...
Forex trading, also known as foreign exchange trading, buys and sells currencies to make a profit. It is the largest and most liquid financial market globally, with trillions of dollars traded daily. The forex market operates 24 hours a day, five days a week, allowing traders worldwide to participate. The Importance of Patience 🕰️ Patience is a fundamental...
Today we continue our deep dive into support and resistance levels and explore how traders can effectively utilize Renko charts and Donchian channels to identify these price zones. Renko charts, known for their simplicity and ability to filter out market noise, provide a unique perspective on price movement. We'll discuss how Renko charts work and demonstrate...
"This strategy incorporates an Elliott Wave base, but I've simplified it. Typically, it forms at the end of an upward or downward movement. When you connect the lows and highs and observe the expanding WEDGE pattern: wait for the candle to close above the upper SIDE. If it retraces below, specifically closing below the upper SIDE, it's a signal to sell. The...
YOUR QUESTION ANSWERED! What on earth are Fake outs, Shake outs and Whipsaws? After this you will know… Fake-out: (When the price makes a false breakout of a chart pattern) A fake-out occurs when the price of a market appears to break out of a certain chart pattern. This could be a trendline, support, or resistance level. But then quickly reverses and...
In the complex world of forex trading, a myriad of factors contribute to the ever-shifting landscape of exchange rates. Among these, geopolitical risks stand out as potent catalysts capable of triggering significant fluctuations in currency values. This article delves into the intricate relationship between geopolitical events and forex markets, exploring how...
Introduction to E-mini S&P Futures E-mini S&P Futures stand as a testament to the intricate dynamics of financial markets, capturing the essence of broader economic trends and investor sentiment. As we navigate through 2024, these futures face a situation reminiscent of the prelude to the 2008 global financial crisis. This article embarks on a journey to analyze...
Hello Forex traders. Today we are going to talk about the concept of Volatility in the Forex market. We will talk about what it is, what volatility depends on, and most importantly how we can use this data to build and improve our own trading strategies and, as a result, get more profit from trading. What Is Volatility? Volatility is the range of price changes...
I list here historical performance of major cryptos againts BTC, not many performing well against BTC. So the question: how to find crypto winners and is the past performance quarantee about the future? How do you approach with rising number of new coins?
Introduction Swing trading is a strategy that traders use to capitalize on the "swing" or change in the prices of stocks. It involves holding a stock for a period ranging from a few days to several weeks to profit from price changes or 'swings'. A critical aspect of swing trading is identifying the perfect buy point (PBP), which is the most opportune moment to...