Sang Real Notes

Notes related to trading

Collection of trading notes taken from early 2017. Record for educational reference,

I'd like to start this thread in the hopes of analyzing chart patterns and trend lines , interpreting them and using them to trade successfully.
I realize that this is a very subjective subject and is open to several forms of interpretation based on each individual traders way of looking at the market.

By no means am I here to teach anyone anything but to compare analysis in the hopes that I myself may learn something.

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A key point to note, is that if there are no clear levels to mark from the chart, leave the chart alone and move onto another.

If you cannot find any key levels easily, then the rest of the traders out there will be in the same boat.

We want to only focus and trade from the clear and obvious levels in the market, always trying to trade away from these key levels and not back into them.

NOTE : A continuation pattern is a price action formation indicating that a larger overall trend is pausing in the short term but is likely to continue in the long term.

GBP USD

Current set up 4th Jul 2021

Accelerates in the direction of previous trend. The trend line is steeper and indicates that the trend moves much faster than before. (Parabolic Movement)

QM with completion to sell at liquidity zone ( Stop loss area)

Example on how a good signal with a bad entry will ruin your trade. Never chase the price, let it pull back and wait patiently

Why do Patterns exist in the first place?
This whole thing comes down to an understanding about the Universe in which we live out our lives:
There are no random coincidences. Not one. Not even a single one. Not even a fraction of a single one.


Contrary to normal profile procedure, Value Analytics starts with Market Condition as the framework within which all trading takes place.
Use daily TF to determine where are we now.


Profile analysis plays a subsidiary, but important, role, describing the infrastructure of the market, the internal details that identify market flow and market bias. Use H4 to see FO & QML visible


The pattern and Price Action recognition with the holistic evaluation of the motivations of the market's players..
Flow with the price direction. Enter on pull back


ADD and Add... So never risk more than 2% on one idea.
Anticipate retracements and anticipate another push towards s/r level before reversal

Support and resistance is probably the most popular price action concept, but only very few traders can actually make money with it.
The reason is often very simple, although it’s not as obvious.

For me Key Level are important.
Some people might call them pivot points (PP) support and resistance (SR) or decision points (DP) .
All are the same.

Go back to BASIC. ABC

Hello sir, All ur analysis are very solid, i like it alot, Thank you for ur notes and also thank you for ur information then i know i came into a correct trade way. and ur notes are very details and easy understand for me =D, will continue to look for ur trade.

21 Jul 2021

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Weekly

Accumulation, Manipulation And Distribution [AMD]

Accumulation:

The accumulation of positions generally occurs during the Asian session, the accumulation is characterized by being a consolidation (Asian session), but it may not be the Asian session.

Manipulation
usually occurs at the opening of the London session (sometimes it can be NY open), this Manipulation consists of taking the price to the opposite side of the true direction of the rest of the day.

Distribution:
occurs when MMs liquidate (Exit) their positions

Rule[s]

● Always trade with trends (follow the trend as it's easy to spot setups).
● Do multi-timeframe analysis to find your setups and confirmation.

Order Block Trading Strategy

Order Block, otherwise abbreviated as OB, is a zone identified by a candle, where it is believed that banks and large institutions have accumulated their orders.
So, OB can be a down candle before the move up or up candle before the move down.
When trading OBs, it’s important to consider the location of the OB you want to trade. Not all OBs are tradable.
Some of the common factors you can consider for high probability OB includes;

● Trend (Order Flow)
● Imbalance
● Support & Resistance
● Flip Zone
● Supply & Demand
● Significant Support & Resistance Level etc
● Market Structure Break
● Manipulation
● Liquidity Raid (Stops Hunt)





Sharing an examples on how you can combine 2-3 factors for high probability setups.

One thing you MUST ALWAYS REMEMBER is to perform multi-time frame analysis so that you know the overall trend of the market and spot the set ups that align with your rules.




1)Market Structure Break (BMS/BOS) + Stop Hunt

This setup is ideal when the market is changing direction (Bullish-Bearish or vice versa) = high
risk, or when the market is done with retracement (low risk).

Often, you might not see this set up after the market is done with its retracement as a result of
reacting to a high liquidity zone.

Always check for fake outs/manipulations (EQH/L) on your respective TF.

2) Significant Support/Resistance (Sig S/R & SSR) + Clear Breakout OB on significant S/R are also highly probable.


Just be sure you are in line with the trend direction. Sig S/R is also a great location for spotting hidden OBs.

3) Flip Zone (FZ) + BMS Here, you can trade Flip Zones directly (High risk) or trade the manipulation of FZ (low risk).

ONLY trade FZ directly if there is a valid Breaker (Failed valid OB)