ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Quoting Ajat0000

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Guys how to know if market is doing a pullback or a reversal ?

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Quoting thanksyoufor

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I have a few questions but first I want to copy my feelings that I feel good to see some of the early people of this forum who used to chat with IF come back. -my question is I want to know about the scale Is there a scale in the lessons in RTM? If there is, I would like to know every step about possible scalemi. If anyone has any information please enlighten me. -What does IF look for in an empty chart? What timeframe does he value? And what is the starting point that he and the RTMs start analyzing? -thank you

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Quoting mvf

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Quoting ahdat

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in IFs old videos, i remember him saying very clearly, maybe more than once, that there's no such thing as trend. never ever trade trend (with no qualifiers). do you guys know what he meant by that? for the longest time i thought it meant dont simply follow the ll, lh, or hh, hl, but obviously that's not true. * im asking this bc i've finally decided to add basic trend to my rtm toolbox and the results have been excellent. As a foundation of just looking for the next trend move, if you read the story right, you have lots of opportunities to trade,...

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Quoting benadil

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{quote} agree Ahdat, our supply and demand zones are just potential support and resistance areas, top down anlysis is necessary to determine whether the market is trending or ranging, if trending better tarde the pulbacks into our supply and demand zones (QM,left shoulder kinks; IQM,...), if the market is ranging it is more reasonable to buy the bottoms and sell the tops ( trade fakeouts, qms,...) and avoid trading in the middle of the range, the basics of analysis have to be applied first, the FTRS,QM,IQM,LSKS... are just potential support and...

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Quoting ahdat

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{quote} i still find it weird that he said that, because it messed me up for along time. as a newbie is seared into my brain. maybe its just the way he looks at the market, but it almost feels irresponsible for him to say that, without additional context of what he meant. or maybe bc he's such a contrarian that he would say something like that just to go against the grain. trend trading is easy once you get the hang of it, with so many more opportunities than this qm's. With rtm principles you can get very precise entries along with them.

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Quoting benadil

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{quote} oh my friend you cant imagine how many times I was trying to catch falling knives just because there is some weekly monthly lsk with approach pa , he was sincere but sincerly wrong I think. high timeframe matters,top down analysis matters, conditions of the market (range or trend) matters, support and resistance matters, and this is the basic of trading. me too lately when I stepped back and applied the basics my results improved. but I learned this the hard way. look at the audusd daily it was in a ranging market condition price reacted...

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Quoting m.asadi

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yes yes yes scale is just time frame .symmetry is a illusion. fof is just swaped fls.

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Quoting ahdat

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{quote} very nice. i caught the AU version of this trade, but didnt hold it since i didnt have any price buffer to hold it through the weekend {image}

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Quoting GianfiDipp

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I find very interesting what are you guys saying. To follow the trend. Honestly my results in trying not to follow It but just trading the setups (following the trend or not) are very, very bad. My winrate is so bad I can't even describe it. Now, I Need more experience for sure, but following the trend also didn't gave me something actually very good. I should try now because I am more aware than before, but losing a long setup while the market is going down really make me angry. I should improve my top-down analysis I guess. I started with this...

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Quoting mvf

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{quote} yes, this is the spot we should be looking for. We also need some confidence. Too many times, overpowered by fear and deviate from the analysis and plan. Look at this example, analysis was about right at the spot. But trade decision was bad, did not want to miss the trade, knowing it would turn from that area. {image} {image}

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Quoting ahdat

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{quote} what i tell people now starting off is to learn to predict the next move first, in the highest tf that makes sense for a trade. so get a sense of scale, keep your stop beyond the high / low, or the holding flag beyond it (in case of fo). Getting high R trades is sexy, but its hard as hell in the beginning, too many concepts to put together all at once. Once you get good at predicting the next move (like 60%+ winrate), you can then learn more topics to tighten up your entries for higher r. Trend is a great tool for this. Just follow the higher...

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Quoting Ajat0000

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guys, before taking entries based on orderblocks, do we need market to sweep inducement first??

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Quoting ahdat

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{quote} are you in the right thread? thats not an rtm term / concept.

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