Signals with Moving Averages

Long wicks on H1. No good. Up, fall back, up, fall back, up? This will drain your account in no time.

U mean buy sir.....I'm still on sell at 4223..

Could come with a sudden burst.

All turn down.

There's the burst

A good run with a burst.

Check the 17H00s

I'm done, see you on Monday. Sleep well and keep safe.

Here is my analysis on Gold for next week. The price is consolidating in range of 600 pips, a clear 1-4 hrs candle close will determine the next move. We will plan accordingly next week, It's better to avoid scalping in this range. A break below 4170 will cause the market to drop towards the demand zone 4090 - 4120, while a break above 4240 will cause the market to approach extreme sell poi 4320 - 4360 zone.

I think I'm correct by saying every trader in the world would like to get in at the best possible position. So, what and where is this "best possible position"?

Its clear as daylight. But why then are you so terribly wrong at times Bakker?

Because Bakker doesn't follow the rules or signals. So bear with me and look closely what I'm going to show and what you will need to get in at the "best possible position"

You will agree that the best spot to look for good trades could only be found at highs and lows on charts. Its just logical. But there's a big obstacle to this as you've got no access to the Black MA. So, you're dependent on me to point this out on time. If it appears on H1, which is the best TF anyway, unless you found good lows/highs on the other TFs as well, it won't be a problem since I'm usually present at H1 closes.

But what do I need to pinpoint this "perfect" trades? You need TF(s) that will produce regular and constant results. And according to my analysis over many years the three TFs that work best is M15, M30 and H1.

These TFs have to be in lockstep. Meaning all 3 need to display the same characteristics and targeting the same entry line.

So, let's look at a random example picked from yesterday's trading.

Requirement 1: You will need the 3 TFs next to each other on the same screen.

Step 1: Look for Black coming from outside. See example below

I'm going to stop here, so you can study what's been said. I also need to get a break as I'm working on this the better part of this morning.

More examples of "coming from outside". Note the failed blue one. Black/Blue need to get into bodies of candles either in one shot or on second turn.

Step 1:1 Look for turns in body of candle