(binned per thread starter’s request) Signals on H4 (MT5)

While talking here a very nice signal slipped by. Too late for tears

Core PCE price index at 15h30 will shake the markets as usual, so watch out.

Passed the 1000p mark already.

Just wanna say; on average you will be able to get 3 to 5 trades per week on each of the pairs we're covering here. The 5th trade on gold was just now. XTI and XBR both delivered 5, as these two are closely correlated (both Oil) - Western Texas and Brent respectively.

But this is not to say that we're done for the week, it's quite possible to get up to 7 trades per week on any of the three.

Sorry friends, was out for a while and look what happened:

. . and by the way, do the candle count, and you will agree this was a sure one.

Today I bought at 2 863.270 I'm planning to gold, what's chance of reversal

Sorry for replying so late, several things that kept me busy, also missed some good signals, need to apologize for that too. According to the charts, I foresee very good chance for reversal. Look at the daily chart you can see good support around 2833.

I'm going to share something BIG with you, wait for my next post.

Take a look at the H4 chart of XBR/USD (Brent Oil), the next post will go a step further, concentrate on the "steps" the market made;

Look at the lines I've drawn, what does it tell you?

The line are your trade or entry line and note the candle count which push no 6 through the entry line. Stay with me as I proceed with the next "lesson"

Take a good look at the line graph incorporated into the candle chart, what do you see? You will see a sharp bent pushing towards the trade line (check the arrows). Stay with me:

Switch to the line graph for the whole picture which eliminate the noise. You now get a very clear picture of what's going on.

As you can see the push is into "no man's land"

Hope this will assist you on your path becoming a millionaire. The exact point of entry you can figure out for yourself by going down to the lower TFs and follow the same method described here. Good luck, see you on Monday, bye.

thank you so much for sharing Mr. Bakker

hello.
can you be more specific about the so called no man's land?
what are the conditions to determine that it is called no man's land
thank you

Hi,
Very simple, in case of a long trade, look to the left above the entry line, there's no candle body; only wicks. I wish it will sink in with traders that the wicks play no
role in trading except for when indicating support/ resistance levels on large TFs. In case of a short trade, the same applies, look to the left and see if there's any body activity. How far left you should look will become clearer when you do back checking.

Tomorrow, when time permits, I will take the lessons on how to trade to a next level - fine tuning your entry to reduce the need for large stop losses.