I have just posted this information on how to judge where to Take Profit, on another thread, it applies equally to what we are doing here so I am repeating it here. The charts posted are standard TF charts not Renko but the same principles apply.
"Thread is called "Trading is as simple as ABCD" you are using the ABC (123) but you are not using the CD part.
Simple rule to the pattern is "CD leg is equal to the AB leg" a measured move or a Harmonic move.
Option 1. Apply Fib Exts to the ABC (123). Target the 161.8% & 200% Ext. example below. As price continues and forms another ABC (123) extend your original Fib ext or add another and look for confluence. On the 1st chart you see confluence of the 1st 200% and the 2nd 161.8%, this confirms your TP you also now have a second potential TP at the 2nd 200%. second chart is a 5min of the same. 3rd chart is a 1hr applying the same principle.
PDFs are explanations from Traders other than myself. (expert credibility). Still don't believe that it works. Take "any" chart "any" TF "any" pair and look for ABCs (123s) apply the Fib Ext and see how 8 from 10 times price goes to your TPs."
"Thread is called "Trading is as simple as ABCD" you are using the ABC (123) but you are not using the CD part.
Simple rule to the pattern is "CD leg is equal to the AB leg" a measured move or a Harmonic move.
Option 1. Apply Fib Exts to the ABC (123). Target the 161.8% & 200% Ext. example below. As price continues and forms another ABC (123) extend your original Fib ext or add another and look for confluence. On the 1st chart you see confluence of the 1st 200% and the 2nd 161.8%, this confirms your TP you also now have a second potential TP at the 2nd 200%. second chart is a 5min of the same. 3rd chart is a 1hr applying the same principle.
PDFs are explanations from Traders other than myself. (expert credibility). Still don't believe that it works. Take "any" chart "any" TF "any" pair and look for ABCs (123s) apply the Fib Ext and see how 8 from 10 times price goes to your TPs."
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