As I said in another of your threads Cindy, study the charts comprehensively, and they make sense. It's hard work however, largely intuitive and one has to get to the point where every data point says something to you. In fact, one should be at the point where one needs no indicators on ones charts and fibonaccis, for example, can be seen in a candle/bar or sequnce of candles/bars without actually being inserted.
One can say the same for whatever works for you....orderflow for example. One has to get to the point where the particular data source becomes yours. It takes a lot of time and hard work. IMHO. And persistence until you are able to read the data as one would, for example read traffic when driving.
One can say the same for whatever works for you....orderflow for example. One has to get to the point where the particular data source becomes yours. It takes a lot of time and hard work. IMHO. And persistence until you are able to read the data as one would, for example read traffic when driving.
The road to pipland is arduous and fraught with challenge.