Definitely you can use TPO to derive value in order to trade FX.

I am amazed that this thread is still going. I still use auction market theory, although I prefer to define value using standard deviations created from VWAP - which isn't really applicable to the FX space. I'm purely ES these days mostly due to the ...

This thrad is dope brah

So I passed (barely) Bye guys, maybe I'll see you again one day

Hahahahahahahahahaha I knew this would be the spot for a study break Laughed till I was dizzy Brain .. turning into mush studying. Fuck... these practice exams are different every single time AAhHHH

Follow-up on the second trade this week, aud/cad M30 Then the third trade, a loss on AJ

If you're trading spot forex, I'd reccomend that you use H1 climactic volume and M5/15 for entries from NS ND bars But watch supply and demand zones first Also use the volumes study in MT4 and use IBFX or FXCM for your feed

Probably not moving much bec of Good Friday and Easter Edit: Thanks for the good wishes Edited again: for content

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Also on entry I stick exclusively to fresh rbr and dpd

For H4 entry levels I use weekly levels. I use M30 from daily levels. On these time frames it's very helpful to use free trade targets. Other than that Don't touch the trade and target opposing zones from the time frame on which you entered.

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If she gives a nice M30 rbr I'd be on that shit, though it will be Friday so I may pass on that. Called off for tomorrow to study, the 7 exam is on Saturday

Second trade of the week Daily aud/cad followed by M30 I'm starting to get used to trading higher TFs, less trades but it's better than nothing. It's looking like the most convenient TFs for me are daily bounce levels then M30 high quality ...

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Disregard those white lines not sure what they are