DislikedFirst bar could be a rejection bar or a consumption bar, second bar told you that the first bar is a consumption bar hence the sellIgnored
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DislikedFirst bar could be a rejection bar or a consumption bar, second bar told you that the first bar is a consumption bar hence the sellIgnored
DislikedThanks xmzhang. I placed a limit sell at 1.5966 on GA for a scalp with a tight stop.
EDIT: Looks like I post too much?!!Ignored
DislikedLooks like a nice zone, I can't keep up with pairs like this on those TF's!
You can never post too much, all your posts are useful learning of how to trade pure price action.Ignored
DislikedMoved SL to BE+6 (2.0594). Maybe too early. Struggling to go thru top of CP.....Ignored
Dislikedspiking north and south to shake out novice traders like me!!
OK, I got out at 2.0555 for +45 pips. Got ~125 pips from this pair today.Ignored
DislikedThe area I've marked in the chart below was compression...price compressing as it rises and dipping as it rises (see the wicks below the bars) means demand consumption.
In terms of Flags what is your definition of a Flag?
Below is an example of what I would call a Bull Flag (taken from the free video on my website which describes common price action patterns).Ignored
DislikedHi Fx7877,
Different people see one thing in different ways. This is my viewpoint. Look at the second chart on the right. I erased the bull-poles from the original chart. How do the bull-flags look now? I hope you will understand what I mean.
What do we want to know from compression?
compression heading into demand - not many sellers there
compression heading into supply - not many buyers there
Hope it helps.Ignored
DislikedHi Fx7877,
Different people see one thing in different ways. This is my viewpoint. Look at the second chart on the right. I erased the bull-poles from the original chart. How do the bull-flags look now? I hope you will understand what I mean.
What do we want to know from compression?
compression heading into demand - not many sellers there
compression heading into supply - not many buyers there
Hope it helps.Ignored