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Quoting driven18
This is more for Machine and other subs here.. Rick, I am going to use your chart(last time )..I will repost my below. 50% of my trading is happening on Limit Buy/Sell orders...your chart is perfect for this demonstration. Let the burst away from EMA 21 happen and then wait for retracement to value area(my name for it). I would recommend for more aggressive traders to come in on Full Position on Limit orders, no add ons, first trade on Limit Sell and second trade on Limit Buy. Second chart is my chart from yesterday - Blue circles would...
Quick scan and I found a beautiful setup from a couple days ago.

I've coded a simple indicator that can detect a break and retest of the value area as you would call it. (congrestion of green arrows) Then, per usual, couple that with a heavy squeeze and breakout w/ momentum.
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Squeeze, 21 Break, Retest, Momentum

Got in a little late however
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UJ M5 in a nice squeeze. Overall down trend, price pulled back up and then fell down through 21 and found resistance around the 21 again when attempting to pull back up. Thoughts..
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I would not trade that with this technique...C- - - set up, high risk, because too large of the retracement up (in black) from short to make sense of it and consider it.
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What a stock market today in general...Portfolios of people(incl. me) who work with stocks and crypto's rejoiced and rejuvenated.

Hard work to research for weeks and months to bring "your best" to portfolios, but I am grateful, of course that hard work pays off .

Later today or tomorrow may bring a different market, but the point is, if the portfolio is solid and was at the high, you know it will get there again.

Love USA markets!

P.S. One of the reason I also trade Index Futures.
Quoting driven18
I would not trade that with this technique...C- - - set up, high risk, because too large of the retracement up (in black) from short to make sense of it and consider it. {image}
Worked today, I'll consider it luck
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Quoting driven18
I would not trade that with this technique...C- - - set up, high risk, because too large of the retracement up (in black) from short to make sense of it and consider it. {image}
Could look at it like, the bigger the retracement the more bullish suckers trapped and the more momentum coming out of the squeeze. The lower high taken out and a trend line break, just for price to plummet on them.

Agreed too risky, but I love captializing on trapped retail traders
Quoting MachineLearn
{quote} Could look at it like, the bigger the retracement the more bullish suckers trapped and the more momentum coming out of the squeeze. The lower high taken out and a trend line break, just for price to plummet on them. Agreed too risky, but I love captializing on trapped retail traders
Could but Would Not.
Quoting RickM
{quote} Hi prestige I'll PM you, I have a few questions about your setups. I suppose I better ask about your Turtle Breakout Strategy, how does it add value to your trading?. Cheers
Back then i wasn't abele to much trading because of my job, so i trade only breakout strategy so i can set alert on breakout price, i start with trendline breakout but i don't use normal trendline i use 45 degree trendline it give me good result as well i got 8-10 entry in month, then i spent more time on chart and start using turtle breakout as well in intraday in commodity and in stock for positional trade, then one of my friend told me about VCP, i fiend some similarity's in both setup and start doing both and make some scanners and it's made my life easy, now hours of chart reading can be done by 1-2 min. i dont like spending too much time on charts, so this breakout strategy and scanner made my work to easy, we can discuss on this setup and how i select my stock on google meet.
Quoting driven18
{quote} I have to commend you on intelligent look at squeeze pattern. It states you started on Forex Factory in 2022. Have you been trading long?
i start trading in early 2022, using candlestick, then i discover P&F i trade in Indian stock market and forex.
Yesterdays silver trade using Turtle breakout on P&F chart, I think its very similar to Squeeze n Go.
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Quoting prestige09
Yesterdays silver trade using Turtle breakout on P&F chart, I think its very similar to Squeeze n Go. {image} {image}
Do you find P&F charts useful in FX?
Thanks
Dow Futures 5 Min TF.

Sometimes you get stuck for the looooong(in America)weekend..traveling, just looked at my laptop...O, well..in profit +78 points, not too bad .

Relevance: Under EMA 21 and intuition that people will be taking profits going into the long weekend, but under EMA 21, nevertheless.
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Quoting driven18
This is more for Machine and other subs here.. Rick, I am going to use your chart(last time )..I will repost my below. 50% of my trading is happening on Limit Buy/Sell orders...your chart is perfect for this demonstration. Let the burst away from EMA 21 happen and then wait for retracement to value area(my name for it). I would recommend for more aggressive traders to come in on Full Position on Limit orders, no add ons, first trade on Limit Sell and second trade on Limit Buy. Second chart is my chart from yesterday - Blue circles would...
Nice use of limit orders!!!
I've been enjoying this thread.
This is also a measured move set up.
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Hi, I would like to show squeeze entry on btc/usdt 1H after vcp pattern the day before Trump inauguration which will cause bull run(imo). Is it good, or should it be drown as in second screenshot?
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Quoting Ju4ara
Hi, I would like to show squeeze entry on btc/usdt 1H after vcp pattern the day before Trump inauguration which will cause bull run(imo). Is it good, or should it be drown as in second screenshot? {image} {image}
Hi Ju4ara

Here is actually how I would trade this move (if I was trading).

VCP Pattern + Squeeze on BTCUSD

Skip the trend lines, 95% of retail traders use them and they lose.

RULE 1.. There must be a Base low that shows strong rejection.
RULE 2.. There must be a higher low (ignore wicks)
RULE 3.. There must be a 3rd higher low that's sitting around the 21 EMA

Entry is when this 3rd higher low moves away from the 21 EMA ..... just enter with your stop (If BTC / Stocks) below the Wick of the Base Low.


So we are getting in early because we want to be in position to take advantage of any POP at breakout area.
Breakout traders generally lose these days due to the high amount of Professional traders attacking breakout positions, at least if your in early you will still PROFIT.

The idea here is this - WHO'S IN CONTROL, BUYERS or SELLERS.
At my entry, I have enough evidence that Buyers are in control now.

PS. Not a trade recommendation here only because its a SUNDAY and most professionals are not yet trading.
PSPS. I have no evidence VOLUME is of much help on this setup, its a pure Price Action Pattern Only.
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Trading thin liquidity at the boundary of the charts
Quoting CashBox
{quote} Nice use of limit orders!!! I've been enjoying this thread. This is also a measured move set up.{image}
Hi CashBox

Love your Art Work, and some nice points.
Having Targets is something many traders like to use, and profit very well from them indeed.
I use them for BTC and Stocks myself and do very well, but not fond of them on Futures or Forex.
It’s just me.

Cheers
Trading thin liquidity at the boundary of the charts
Quoting RickM
{quote} Hi Ju4ara Here is actually how I would trade this move (if I was trading). VCP Pattern + Squeeze on BTCUSD Skip the trend lines, 95% of retail traders use them and they lose. RULE 1.. There must be a Base low that shows strong rejection. RULE 2.. There must be a higher low (ignore wicks) RULE 3.. There must be a 3rd higher low that's sitting around the 21 EMA Entry is when this 3rd higher low moves away from the 21 EMA ..... just enter with your stop (If BTC / Stocks) below the Wick of the Base Low. So we are getting in early because we...
Hi RickM, so would entry be like this?
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Quoting Merka
{quote} Do you find P&F charts useful in FX? Thanks
Yes, P&F charts are incredibly versatile and can be used effectively in every market. They work well for both intraday and positional trading.
Why Do I Choose P&F Over Candlesticks?

  1. Less Noise:
    In candlestick charts, there are two dimensions—time and price. During sideways markets, this dual-dimension setup can become very noisy and confusing. It’s challenging to read the market in such conditions, and I’ve found myself overtrading at times because of it, which leads to higher impact costs.
    With P&F charts, there’s only one dimension—price. A new box or column is created only when the price moves a specific amount. This means in sideways markets, you’ll see fewer setups, which helps to avoid overtrading.
  2. Objective Patterns with Simplicity:
    P&F charts offer very few patterns, and all of them are highly objective. This makes it easier to identify and trade them without confusion. Unlike some candlestick systems where multiple interpretations can lead to uncertainty, P&F patterns are straightforward and reliable.

Here's a good walk through explaining the TTM squeeze indicator set ups:
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