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Disliked{quote} The marked level on H1 could become a stop hunt level, but it is not (yet). You will know if it is broken to the downside and then price closes above. After a pull back and break of the candle, this would be your entry. Study the posts of Informed and you will understand.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Please refer also to post 1 where Informed has explained exactly this GBPUSD setup you mentioned...{image}Ignored
Disliked{quote}But when we must open a trade: at the next close/open candle, when the price break the high of pull back candle?Ignored
DislikedNew account long time trader. I see a decent amount of confusion around the stop hunt and entry criteria in general. I’ve tweaked the rules a bit with the same concept in mind to create a much easier set of rules for clearer entries. I created a script/indicator with PineScript on TradingView that sits at the top of the chart. These dots represent the EMAs on the 4H - dots will be BLUE if price is above the bands, red if they’re below, and not appear if they’re in between. This indicator makes seeing setups at a glance infinitely easier but not...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Greetings Thank you very much for your interest in the method but please read the first post so you may comply. Your script idea is of note.. Dm me plzIgnored
DislikedI don’t think this setup is has a high win rate… with the indicators added to my chart I can clearly see when h4 candles cross bands and I can see see the price hint and a lot of times price doesn’t run after. it’s a sound concept, but it’s still a gamble wether it not price decides to run or not this is normal 1h chart with htf bands (blue) and htf candlesIgnored
Disliked{quote} Greetings It may benifits you to go back and read post one.. Maybe digest it for a while. Thank youIgnored
Disliked{quote} Informed, I am not sure why you answered 8tango, that this is not correct setup, this setup is exactly as per your first post .. what is not there? You may want to give quick concise answers. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} The setup that he posted is the set up on the first post. The entry is not at the close of the candle but at the high of the pullback candleIgnored
DislikedGreetings The ISR Method is a new concept to many, so there will be abit of confusion just like a small child beginning to walk. For some they will be able to catch the concepts as soon as they read the first post on the thread but for some it will take time( we all don't understand at the same pace) Remember I am still adding information on the first post so that we may all come to the same page(there are concepts I still need to add on). I'd like to thank those that have been assisting the others to understand (much appreciated). The Stop hunt...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, Got It. Few questions: 1. How do we gage that price now is above Stop Hunt? Price could be back and forth Stop Hunting. 2. What happens if it was a real momentum breakout and Reversal candle is too far from the High/Low of the Channel? 3. Why do we need a middle Channel?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, Got It. Few questions: 1. How do we gage that price now is above Stop Hunt? Price could be back and forth Stop Hunting. 2. What happens if it was a real momentum breakout and Reversal candle is too far from the High/Low of the Channel? 3. Why do we need a middle Channel?Ignored