DislikedA new charting toy for multi-timeframe lovers. {image} who wants this?Ignored
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DislikedA new charting toy for multi-timeframe lovers. {image} who wants this?Ignored
DislikedA new charting toy for multi-timeframe lovers. {image} who wants this?Ignored
DislikedA new charting toy for multi-timeframe lovers. {image} who wants this?Ignored
DislikedEJ 17 Jan potential for a TOK_5H breakout. Today would see a high probability breakout using the TOK_5H range. See that Master Candle? It would be rare to see EJ remain is such narrow range of 33pips. So let's all try grab some pips. {image} Remember the way Phx62 trades this pair. Now it is up to you to practise using those many trade examples he shared in this thread. Trade Well! EMMANUELIgnored
Disliked{quote} yes, you can have up to six small chart below using the MT4 charts from M1, M5 ,,... to MNIgnored
Disliked{quote} Would you wait for a close above or below, before entering, or just a break? Thanks.Ignored
DislikedHi Emmanuel, can an you explain to us, having a multi time frame indicator showing, especially a lower time frames than your trading time frame, how to know to stay in the trade when the lower time frame changes colour and begins pulling back, I know PHX 62 trades the 1hr with the 15m & h4 open at either side of his h1 chart, but I have found myself in and out of a trade like a yo yo..... i understand that the lower time frames breath faster than the higher, but my question is to you and to PHX 62 ..... how far do you let the 15m chart pull back...Ignored
Dislikedwe are seeing a very bearish Frankie candle now... Edit: Add chart with LO now. {image} why did FO stop ? ... see my previous charts . The near term support 141.84...!Ignored
Disliked{quote} ... exactly. that's what I call Fib38/50 entry. Edit: To break 141.84 support, we need a piledriver candle.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Hi geomoon, usually for a double top, we need to see price rally up then form high, then decline and rally to another high to the same level of the first high. In this EJ chart, there was on significant rally upwards. But I can see price is toppisch with the Asian High. In fact when we zoom out on M15, we see triple tops. Right now with Tokyo closed, we still do not see signs of strong sellers yet. That 141.84 level still holding. H4 TDi is going flat....Ignored
Disliked{quote}When I trade breakouts, I prefer to wait for the breakout candle to close to confirm the breakout. This is an important condition because we often see the candle pull back at the last few minutes or seconds. In that post#21,196, that was H4 example. That was a good example how price pulled back when that H4 candle closed. If I enter before that H4 candle closes, I need to see price momentum and breaking any near term (very recent) support and resistance. I also must mitigate the fact that I may not get a good price entry. I can then enter...Ignored