Dislikedi c what u meant
look for high/low or low high then spot the pull back candle as candle #1
follow by the leading candle then third
good spotIgnored
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Dislikedi c what u meant
look for high/low or low high then spot the pull back candle as candle #1
follow by the leading candle then third
good spotIgnored
DislikedHello Petar. I hope you don't mind. I kind of invited myself. I was thinking I understand the leading is higher than previous and next candle on a sell. Got it. Opposite on buy. My main area of confusion is "ENTRY". So, here is my chance to pester you. I grabbed a 4h chart here AUDCAD. I highlighted some potential setups. I did not take the time to screen them for strict 50% rule which I am a little confused anyway. That wasn't the point of the operation. The was I marked each one and that way you could tell one or two or ANY that are good...Ignored
DislikedCable now :
Looks promising we will see,after sell setup and potencial 20 pips from that trade we got oposite formation
PetarIgnored
DislikedWe mis this train,this was before 3 days but looks very good >
AUDUSD H4Ignored
Dislikedthis seems to be an interesting thread.
but your charts in post #1 didn't show up. can you re-load them?
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DislikedIt doesn't look like it met rule #2.
EDIT: I see now. I thought the leading candle had to close beyond the midpoint. You show several examples where it doesn't. It only has to protrude beyond it.Ignored
DislikedThanks aserbfx,i see good charts on first page try to reload browser or restart comp
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