Hello fellow traders!
Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practising and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
Have a great day and week, thank you for your massive support!
My best wishes!
Alfonso
www.set-and-forget.com
Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practising and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (Continuation Patterns) and price is over-extended
- Don't buy after a strong rally in price or sell after a big drop in price, when price is over-extended, it's low odds and you are doomed to failure
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
- If you want to learn more about candlestick patterns, buy one of the books by Steve Nison, but do not get obsessed with candlesticks, by themselves they are useless unless they are combined with something else, supply and demand is one of those combinations, there are others, but only those patterns are needed, nothing else
YOU CAN WATCH THE VIDEO HERE:
Inserted Video
Have a great day and week, thank you for your massive support!
My best wishes!
Alfonso
www.set-and-forget.com
Set and Forget supply and demand trading community