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Yes, M1 is definitely the place to be looking for these trades if you're an intraday trader. Looking forward to seeing some more of your charts.

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Had to get coffee so missed this one: image

Great minds think alike. I hadn't really taken a look at M1 in detail until a few days ago but there's definitely some good returns to be made there (and high trade frequency): EURUSD +1.5R to start the day: image

I hope Engineer won't mind me posting this but there seems to be a lot of confusion over what these zones / levels should look like. Here is a quick run through of EURUSD from today down to M1: image image image image image

USDJPY 6R short to start off the week: image image

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A variation on a theme. It's already been touched on near the beginning of this thread but Engineer's orderflow methodology is a great lower timeframe confirmation of rejection from higher timeframe supply and demand zones. Here's a couple of ...

it's simple stuff if you can be bothered to remain patient. I and some friends are trading the above strategy on the majors using H4 to M5 as our HTF's and you should get enough trades per day to do very well.

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I might not understand you question but the process I go through after price hits an M30 level (for example) is to next find my M30 target. I then drop to a suitable LTF to look for confirmation PA and, if I see it, I enter, and let price move to my ...

There might be a pullback after the strong drop but, if there is, it's going to be a slow and painful trade to be in and probably not the most efficient use of trading capital. Also very unlikely at this time of day to get a reversal of a major ...

Can I suggest that you read post 489.

HTF in red and LTF confirmation in blue: image image

I should add that none of those indicators on your charts are going to help you in any way at all if you want to learn to read a chart properly.

I think you need to re-read the thread, study the chart examples and then try and answer questions like that yourself. To get you started, that is not a valid setup.