How To Trade With Accuracy - The Market Way

Well, most of you know who I am already, my posts speak for themselves, and since I keep getting a lot of requests and texts, I've decided to start my own thread, anyone and everyone can post, even the negative posts are and will always be visible, no one will ever be blocked.

For people who don't know me, I used to post in Aussie's thread back in the day. The reason I have decided to start a new thread because I was told people got banned from Aussie's thread for asking questions or simply trying to communicate in an intelligible manner. Hence the reason for my thread, I get it that understanding the lingo used there can be hard to understand but I don't necessarily agree with blocking people off but since it is his thread, he can do whatever he pleases with it.

This is a thread where I will communicate with you people on a weekly basis, I will share Daily, Weekly and Monthly Levels that are needed for trading and I'll try answering each and every question that I possibly can, on my own time.

This thread is not guesswork or for people who have been institutionalized into believing that the market is random. I am here for people who want to trade with 100% accuracy all the time and every time. Sure you may get that one or a couple of trades wrong due to slippage or other technical factors but the point is you'll never be unaware of why something happened at a certain time.

No thread out here or anywhere on the Internet(that I know of) can compete with this, for obvious reasons. Nobody tells you about the future, everyone is an expert on yesterday's chart. Not here, everything will be or every post of mine has been a reference in the future and at precise time(s). If anyone can reference any thread or forum that does anything close to what I do, that I don't know of, I'm all ears, I highly doubt it though.

Good Luck.

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Levels for the week, Symbol - XAU/USD

Yearly Levels

Monthly Levels

Weekly Levels

Daily Levels

Hello. I'm new on this platform and also new to the trading ecosystem. I'm here for every possible knowledge that I can gather and I was pretty convinced by this trend and I would be following closely. I'm still trying to understand most of the terms and the ways of fundamentals since I'm only trading using technical analysis at the time. Like I said will be following closely. Thank you

Understand the Levels posted above and you're good to go. Why and where I drew those lines, all manual, no indicator rubbish. You would have already had a couple of trades in your favor.

from the information on this chart, it is impossible to make mistakes

Copied - Earlier post, just to give an idea of the methodology of the market.

Quoting hocius
{quote} Hey B.Mir, IMO trading with 15 or 20pips SL at certain times of the day when theres usually big volatility can be risky and your SL will easily get triggered, even if you got the direction right. I'm talking about gold ofc, might work on other slow pairs. I usually use wider SL, but I never use a set SL for every trade. I adapt the SL to the market volatility and the level playing out. Take care
H, good to hear from you again.

Here's the thing, there's no volatility(though it sure looks like market is doing crazy things), it just moves fast depending on the range. When I say 15-20 Pips of SL, it's an emergency SL for me. It never really goes beyond 10 Pips, more importantly that SL is to cover for variable quotes in a "volatile" market. Slow pairs? I don't trade anything except XAUUSD/BTC/US30.

Why do we always see Diggz emphasize on "Nice quite Asia", well in this business, we play to our strengths, not weaknesses. That manipulation usually happens in NY session. So don't trade NY if you can't place 15-20 Pips SL and profit consistently.

More importantly, for everyone reading, the market is a graph of Price action and time, for those who understand graphs, we know, both the variables are equally important. If we focus just on Price action, than it'll be random, you will never memorize a pattern, because those are indeed random. What I mean is, H&S failing, fake-outs and all that garbage happens because we don't focus on time. What suddenly worked yesterday, doesn't work today and so on. Each day, each hour and each minute is important. What happened on Monday, Tuesday ...., will follow suit. Again, focus on time, nobody does seem to but in my opinion, as a student of mathematics, a graph simply cannot function with just one variable, it won't make any sense.

When you understand the algorithm, you'll predict the moves each minute, not leave it like that and hope. You'll know instantly whether you're wrong. Doesn't take more than 5 minutes for Price action to go to +0.10 Break Even SL. Plus the "room" Diggz mentions is also based on relevancy of time.

Rest, this is not to say, that your method or anyone using Trend-lines, Indicators etc doesn't work. Of course they do, Aussi and others are proof of that. Just that what Diggz is trying to teach you is actual algorithm, not guess-work. It's not easy but you'll be astonished to see how structured it is once you get the hang of it.

An example: Look up XAUUSD chart, use an hour time-frame, and look for just H&S, H&S doesn't necessarily have to be from a forest view, a combination of three candles is also an H&S, study the shoulders and see if it ever goes beyond 20 Pips. Study Diggz's charts, especially the charts where he shows his entries. Study his profitable charts, memorize the times and entries. Like the market, Diggz's entries are structured, they are never really out of the time-zone. This is what I used, Price action and patterns is easy to learn, how to get that "random" factor out is by combing time. Simple as, I know it isn't but it at least can be, with proper guidance.

Again: H&S, Time, Levels(quarterlies are most important) and patience, in this order is all one needs. Quarterlies as in, if a price moves from an abstract value of 1-10, you look for Buys at 2-2.5 and Sells at 7.5-8.

Nothing is impossible, even being wrong is possible and is actually more likely than being right. Perhaps one of the reasons I insist on using the market to understand the market and not anything else, like the saying goes, you cannot judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree.

perfect, i will put the link on my page for others , well done on the thread

Good to hear from you again, hope you're doing well.

aren't these just fibonacci levels? can you elaborate a bit how you trade to get people going? that would be a great help.

yes mate doing ok , kindest regards to you

These are Fibonacci levels, I use them as a mathematical tool to divide price action without the need of doing calculations, you don't necessarily need to use Fibs.

For example, if you have an arbitrary price action ranging from 1-10, you derive levels from the range. The levels manually drawn and calculated(quarterly) will be 0, 2.5, 5, 7.5, 10. Fibs does that for you automatically without the need for calculating manually in complex graphs, learning how to draw the levels is a different matter altogether. Go through my previous posts for better understanding and when you find it in my previous posts, please post it as a reply as a copied old post.

Trading methodology is how the algorithm is designed and implemented. It goes in simple terms like this, in this order.

Price action(candle formation) > Levels > Time of day/week/month. Synchronization of all three for your entry.

Good luck.

Good to know that you're living on the moon.

1727 - 29 is your level to look for your sell entry, Mid London/Early New York. If it doesn't go there, don't do anything. On the upside again, 1785 is a level which is yet to be retested.

Later.

Hi Burhan.

It is good to see you back in FF and opening a thread.

I will be learning more from you.

Have good day

Good to hear from you again. Hope you're doing well.