Disliked{quote} Hmm... S/D traders hope flags hold. Are we S/D traders? Also zoom out on 1 hour, there was a beautiful long there, it may not respect that 5m flag?Cheers
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Disliked{quote} Hmm... S/D traders hope flags hold. Are we S/D traders? Also zoom out on 1 hour, there was a beautiful long there, it may not respect that 5m flag?Cheers
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Disliked{quote} Hi i will try (i never trade NZDUSD i made now an fast painting) {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thank you very much @Copis I went back and checked the things you have highlighted and made a lot of sense.I see that a trick has been played but why would you identify it as a one is there a rule I missed?Hope that the question is not stupid
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Disliked{quote} Ok i hope the 5M is not to big (4k) and 1Min for Detail {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Great so basically you consider the FTR a trick being played?Ignored
Disliked{quote} it's not about the patterns. it's about where volume could be. in the example you see that only the first target price was reached (eurusd the same). i didn't look at the nzdusd in its entirety because i didn't trade it, the example was based on your chart.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thank you very much for the response I know I should be looking for a nice approach to the edge and a pattern to validate my trade there at the top. Also about that NZDUSD long that you mentioned on the Hourly I took a look at it but I don't understand why long when it did not touch the demand? Hope I makes sense{image}
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DislikedAhdat, I actually have a good one to show off too... EU/US. I got the entry somewhat based on the confirmation and it worked out well in hindsight. You might also notice on the chart that there is a pending order that never got filled. For the sake of studying chart, I'd like to have your insights how you would mark the chart. - Usually, I look at the extreme of the edge, in this case, I placed a pending order. Since it never got filled, I think I marked it wrongly. Do you think the position 3 is a legit level to work? If yes, what would you do...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thank you very much for the response I know I should be looking for a nice approach to the edge and a pattern to validate my trade there at the top. Also about that NZDUSD long that you mentioned on the Hourly I took a look at it but I don't understand why long when it did not touch the demand? Hope I makes sense{image}
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Disliked{quote} I found a similar example of what you are talking about hopefully. Can you confirm it {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedHere is my take on SP500. What do you guys think about it ? {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Zyon, For me the down trend has hit its target. Purple box on my chart. Id' look above red box for short, wait for blue box to be hit. Price has pierced compression (green) and trapping traders to go long on breakout of the red box {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} While I do agree that on that scale we might have reached the target I still take into account that there were some orders left below. Nevertheless you have valid point that we might jump from here towards and through stops around 2820 area so that orders around QM level are filled. {image} Those "scales" are still bothering meIgnored
Dislikedbetter wake up, and the sooner, the better i mean your thought of "there were some orders left below" whose orders? you retailer or they market makers (MM)? if yours, then when price drop back, are you gonna long from down there becoz of retailer buys pending are there wait for you? even if it is true, so you buy with the retailer's buy? we all know retailers are pigs in the market, and you are trading the same direction with retailers' rest of BUY??? don't we all know that MM are trading AGAINST retailers? so it must be MM's? so this (or these)...Ignored
Disliked{quote} In other words it's not just flag-being-engulfed-so-that-it-is-free-to-go-to-another one. It is rather ITs maneuvering their portfolio in that fashion so that cost of doing so is the lowest .... and the best way for doing this is opening positions where other (retail/uninformed) traders are (forced) to sell/buy (hint stop orders) and closing them on the opposite side (repeat step 1)Ignored