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Close Price VS Median Price (or other price types) 33 replies
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Why closing price is not the same as opening price? 1 reply
Dislikedhad a good fun with crude too
main longs closed with 1247 p. in total..
then subsequent 4 longs closed with 824 p. in total..
also took minus 58 p. loss on crude.. one didn't work..Ignored
DislikedKeny, congratulations! Two questions if I may:
1 - were the crude scalps initiated by engulfings?
2 - you don't draw s/d levels in your charts?
Thank you!
Les_PaulIgnored
Dislikedthx...
1. yes but also see the daily chart.. stacked demand clusters
2. i usually don't draw levels on smaller time frames lately as they are clear enough to see for me..
have many good ones.............Ignored
DislikedHello ,
Am making good pips yesterday and day before yesterday . I would lik to know one thing . When price is also a weekly supply zone as well as price is a 4 hour zone of demand , what should i look for ? Short or long ? As to me it looks lik we can trade up and down since it looks lik it can range . Any ways eagerly waiting for your suggestion . .
ThanksIgnored
DislikedDoh! You didn't take in anything I said to you before did you. The brick in sponge analogy I used, remember?? Now get a brick and head butt it as hard as you can so you don't forgetIgnored
DislikedDear i understand buddy but the thing is that zone is at 4hr supply level as well as daily demand zone . Then me waht should i do ? look for long or short?
thanksIgnored
DislikedThe higher time frame is the stronger level, always. But like I said, depending on your trigger time frame you often still have room within the Daily. Price does not always react to the daily it also acts to smaller tf levels within it. But if you are trading off the H4 into a Daily, thats not a good idea.Ignored
Dislikedgreat trading Kenny. I have a few questions if you don't mind...
How you keep on top of all those instruments? Do you just keep scanning across all the charts or have them all in view at once?
I notice sometimes you use m15 and sometimes m5, how do you know when to use each?
Do you look at higher time frames to know where the more important supply and demand areas are? Or can you see it all on m5/m15?
ThanksIgnored