Was about to post this for you, and just saw your post just when i logged in!
So here it is, but no need for it i guess
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Hidden in plain sight.
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Disliked{quote} LOL Was about to post this for you, and just saw your post just when i logged in! So here it is, but no need for it i guessWell spotted. This is all you need, find one per day, close 2/3 when you're happy and let 1/3 run, and you'll be a happy camper. {image}
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Disliked{quote} yayone thing to clarify though: would you consider the "buy zone" in this case like you marked it on your chart (just the small prior swing) or like it did on mine (down to the low)? cheers.
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Disliked{quote}Pips are pips, never a shame to pull them off the table. The targets were logical and with this, I met my daily target of 50. But also, we both get to learn to pay more attention to momentum better which is hard in a fast moving situation...best part - we paid nothing for the lesson, but actually pulled a profit, albeit small. Best, Josh
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Disliked{quote} both are fine, no strict rule here, at least not for me, the sooner it reacts the better.Ignored
Disliked{quote} LOL Was about to post this for you, and just saw your post just when i logged in! So here it is, but no need for it i guessWell spotted. This is all you need, find one per day, close 2/3 when you're happy and let 1/3 run, and you'll be a happy camper. {image}
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Disliked{quote} A very sound tactics Jakucha. May I ask, are you drawing those zones manually? Best, JoshIgnored
Disliked{quote} hello, it s not tactics, just market structure and the psychology behind iti admit that what i dropped here yesterday is a serious shortcut to success, but nothing that had not been posted by dee in this thread before, maybe not as explicitely. he mentioned lance's work quite a few times in this thread, one just needs to pick up on the good clues i guess. i am not the only one who did in this group
the grey zones are basic / auto supply and demand zones, the colored ones are drawned by hand acccording to the principle i stated yesterday....
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Disliked{quote} Thanks mate. You are right - once you start seeing it, its hard to unsee it. Hidden in plain sight. Simple, yet genius i must admit. Now I have loads of information and ideas in my mind...and i havent even had my morning coffee yet. Green pips friend.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Great results, m8, but how did you get into that buy in the middle of a Bearish cycle, I'm missing something for sure?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Here is the perfect example of what Jakucha spelled out in post 7141.....a series of LH/LL`s got taken out by a solid HH/HL.....add the divergence and the electron magnet gap fill that will not be denied forever and you have a reversal........as you can see i got out way to early but honestly I do not care....this trade sets up the week firmly in the black but it pales compared to last Tuesdays 100 pip gap fill. Jakucha is so right.....stop worrying about repainting bricks[what ever that is] I am still using the same pimped renco Dee shared...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Stelah, Thank you for your reply, because that's only when i read your post that I realised that I didn't write correctly. When I wrote last higher high taken, I meant the higher high source, so in fact, last higher low (demand). Sincere apologies; it was misleading. so here is a simple drawing. high highs higher lows, up trend, until we see the last higher low taken out, meaning the last source of demand was not strong enough to push price higher or even hold it when it came back at the same level, so buyers lost interest or take profits,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} one final question: see attached. do you look only for the sharp reversals (like you showed, HH into LL) or also for the less dramatic ones, like in my example, i.e. LH into LL? depends? or do you only trade the sharp ones? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Here is the perfect example of what Jakucha spelled out in post 7141.....a series of LH/LL`s got taken out by a solid HH/HL.....add the divergence and the electron magnet gap fill that will not be denied forever and you have a reversal........as you can see i got out way to early but honestly I do not care....this trade sets up the week firmly in the black but it pales compared to last Tuesdays 100 pip gap fill. Jakucha is so right.....stop worrying about repainting bricks[what ever that is] I am still using the same pimped renco Dee shared...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I get the LH being taken out by a HH, guess M1 gave you the heads up to enter when Renko 5 was still red. I will go through the left to see the "clues" Thanks.Ignored
Disliked{quote} one final question: see attached. do you look only for the sharp reversals (like you showed, HH into LL) or also for the less dramatic ones, like in my example, i.e. LH into LL? depends? or do you only trade the sharp ones? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} here for instance, what s happening right now on a renko 1.25 chart. (this is why ovo is so cool, with the remote you can switch so fast between brick sizes) focus on the yellow box. you see the pattern you marked in your last post, right, going down from new high. but price has not taken out the source of the last high. we cannot know yet if the demand level will hold or not, we dont even know if we will revisit it, so what if you short it and it continues up right in your face? that's a painful and avoidable loss. the safest bet is to...Ignored