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SHORT AUDCAD: Analysis and Plan for the week ahead (26JUNE2019)I am still new to this but I am still learning. I am just sharing of what I feel through the analysis that I did while the market was closed on the weekends. We are looking at the AUDCAD pair. Currently this pair is in down ward trend. The price is currently hitting the monthly high key level. I have plotted the trend line accordingly from Lower Highs to Lower Lows. From what it looks like it will be going upwards for a bit to hit the weekly high key line and then chances that it will continue to go downwards. Next Move: Wait for the price to hit the weekly high and bounce down wards. Once you see the price action going down wards, confirm and then take a SELL. From experience, it might go down to the weekly low and create a double bottom.
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by FUADALHAKIM
Day Trading Trend or Trading Range? Can be applied to investingIn the previous article we discussed only trading on strong trend days or strong markets. We also identified what increases the likelihood of a day (or market) becoming a strong trend. As said before, there are only a handful of strong days a month (or only a few strong markets at any given time). Because of this, it is just as important to identify and understand when a market is likely not a trend and more likely a trading range. Within the first hour or two of the open (when day trading), it is often obvious if the day will likely become a trend day or a trading range. Once the market has been identified as likely a trading range, it is unlikely to become a trend day as the market tends to continue what it has been doing. In this case it is more likely to continue to have heavy two sided trading and less likely to convert into a strong and healthy trend. But wait - most channels are some form of trading range right? Yes. This is a form of slanted trading range, or a trending trading range. This is where the market is technically in a trend but it is very weak and likely to reverse at any time. In fact, by the close it will likely reverse and the trend is unlikely to remain intact. Characteristics of a Trading Range Day "............" So if most days are not trend days and are instead some sort of trading range, cant a day trader use this information to his advantage? Of course, if it aligns with your trading style or method. But you must understand that you are not likely to win on many trades, or win a large reward. Instead most trades even strong ones, only go for 1X the risk. On top of that there are many trades to take, most of which fail. This makes it difficult to remain focused and continue trading without emotions and without missing the trades you need to win to recover losses. What about only taking strong trades ".......?" That is a reasonable thing to do, but the probability is still often lower and the reward is as well. And on these days most stop order entries fail, resulting in repeated failures. This is a "............." If not, you will likely get stopped out just before prices go your direction! Or the market will only go in your favor temporarily before stopping you out. This makes trading difficult for beginners and even for those with experience. However most do not realize they should simply remove themselves from the market during these times. Instead they continue to trade as they think they should, and continue to grow losses, making it harder to recover even on a good trading day. "I do not like to trade when the market is likely to reverse at any time. I only like to trade when the market is not likely to reverse at all." - Josh Ridenour **These ideas and strategies can also be applied to higher time frames and even long term investing. "..." = withheld material from original post (members only material). If you found this helpful please like! Feel free to comment or ask questions
Education
by tradersmentality
GOLD Video - Pure PRICE ACTION Top Down AnalysisOANDA:XAUUSD - Weekly (Bearish) : Doji at a weekly level indicating indecision and momentum loss with a wide swing divergence - Daily (Bearish) : Pinbar rejection with divergence - 4hr (Entry) : Double top with a trendline break EP: 1336.25 SL: 1360.36 TP1: 1311.47 TP2: 1290 www.pipkingsfx.com Like the content? Support it by.... SMASHING that LIKE button & following my profile :] ... Leave a comment with your questions & ideas! Thanks !
FX_IDC:XAUUSDShort
by UnknownUnicorn1591582
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EURCHF Video - Bullish PRICE ACTION on MULTI TIME FRAMESFX:EURCHF - Weekly (Bearish) : Long wick candle off the zone forming a pinbar - Daily (Bearish) : Inside bar with a bunch of indecision candles on the zone - 4hr (Entry) : Trendline & Wedge Breakout EP: 1.12400 SL: 1.11686 TP1: 1.13113 TP2: 1.13406 TP3: 1.14255 www.pipkingsfx.com Like the content? Support it by.... SMASHING that LIKE button & following my profile :] ... Leave a comment with your questions & ideas! Thanks !
Long
by UnknownUnicorn1591582
What is Price Action? All Indicators are a Derivative of PriceThere is no one clear definition of price action. It can be as simple as "Every tick on any given chart, of any given market." However this definition is too broad and does not adequately describe the term. A better definition is "The collective result of buyers and sellers entering the market for any logical reason, which together create reoccurring patterns that can be analyzed and capitalized." Price action is based on humans behaving rationally, logically, and similarly in similar situations over time, and is the cumulative effect of institutional trading. It has been, and always will remain fundamentally unchanged. If you compare a chart from 100 years ago (such as the crash of 1929) with one of today with the time scales removed, you will not be able to tell the difference between the two. It does not matter if you compare a yearly, monthly, daily, or even 1 minute chart with any other chart of a different time frame. Price action appears the same and works the same in every market, and on every time frame. The institutions cannot hide what they are doing; price action is their foot print. Price action can be used to invest long term, or day trade any market. It allows a trader or investor to identify opportunities without the use of any indicators. In fact, all indicators are a derivative of price action in one form or another. Interestingly, the patterns which repeat as well as trend tendencies can be observed on different charts, even outside of markets. Can you tell a difference between these two charts? The first is a daily chart of CSX. The second is a 5 minute chart of the MES (micro s&p). All markets and charts look the same, and behave similarly. Once you understand the information within, you can understand what the institutions are doing at any given time.
COINBASE:BTCUSD
by tradersmentality
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GBP/AUD - Fibonacci Retracement - 1HRGBP/AUD on the 1 hour time frame. Lot of buys happened recently on this pair and the Fibonacci Retracement tool is a go to right now. If you don't know how to use it I would time some time to practice. Currently this pair would be a good pair to practice on. Sentiment is overall a strong bullish. Fibonacci buy order at the 38.20% level. If price doesn't hit it than it doesn't. If price does I will be in the trade. I am expecting price to consolidate at this level and then make a move to the upside. The probability of price moving past 50.00% is slim but still possible. Stop loss is set past it and my risk is on the safe side. The decision to set a stop loss is determined by ones risk/reward profile. There are multiple confluences currently present in the market and it seems as if it is an opportunistic trade. Profit: 51.1 Pips Stop: 17.0 Pips Risk/Reward Ratio: 3.01
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by austinlmkc