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hi,
i have a question regarding S/R that when this support actually considered as break?
1,2 or 3 ?
im asking because we trade here at RTM bit to bit that's
y it is necessary to plot FTR and FL right after break of SR
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If, can you tell me please why did you sold there? http://www.forexfactory.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1562377&d=1417440119 . You see , in HTF i dont see any important level to hold price down? Thank you very much!
boby, one of the essential things to master to become a great trader is to understand the significance of the flip (swap) when a major decision is made.

it is very significant, and often happened "to the pip".

Quoting bobyv87
If, can you tell me please why did you sold there? http://www.forexfactory.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1562377&d=1417440119 . You see , in HTF i dont see any important level to hold price down? Thank you very much!
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What IF teaches here is priceless as its closest to holy grail of trading,supply demand and order flow in its purest form,however one can achieve god like accuracy in trading if you include macro economic ideas with it.
Order flow is the edge,rest is just noise.
Hi to every one!
I want to ask a question from the Ifmynate, The question is that " Is there any full book version of the method, being teach through out the RTM?".
Ahmad Hassan
A book of how the market works would be the beginning of the end of how the market works!

The market is all about the playing of nasty tricks, and if all of the tricks are explained publicly, a new set of tricks would need to be made, necessitating the publication of a new book of tricks
Quoting Ifmyante
A book of how the market works would be the beginning of the end of how the market works! The market is all about the playing of nasty tricks, and if all of the tricks are explained publicly, a new set of tricks would need to be made, necessitating the publication of a new book of tricks
In other words all published trading books show how to "gamble with an edge"
For some it is good enough.
While others seek real truth.
the 3rd wave is the crowd's wave
That's right.

Gambling with an edge offers traders some scraps from the table of the institutions, allowing them to enter trades in places where the ITs aren't very interested.

If, however, you teach the World exactly where price will turn, you'll soon find that price will bounce there and quickly advance to take all stops.

That's why RTM is the box filled with all the pieces of the puzzle, and not the complete picture. If you're meant to be a great trader, you'll piece it all together. If not, you'll never get it
Good point.
Have been thinking about it for some time, I was always mad about those great traders that tried to teach in an encrypted way.
But it really is the only way for passing real trading knowledge along to others.
And a nice side effect of it is the inherent filtering of fake seekers.

My best trading knowledge comes from teachers like you and Captain Jack, so thank you

BTW the same tricks also in the bitcoin market
Daily example
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Example 1H chart
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the 3rd wave is the crowd's wave
Quoting juriFX
Good point. Have been thinking about it for some time, I was always mad about those great traders...}
This "great traders" statement reminds me of Mark Ritchie. His son asked him once if it's true that 90% of traders lose money in trading and his answer was: that's not true; 100% of the traders made money, the other ones were not traders.
r u ready?
Wow...I just finished reading this whole thread. Now I'm going to go back and start again
An article was mentioned here called the Party Article on RTM. I can't seem to find it. If someone would kindly post the link it would be much appreciated!
Quoting forexchiq
Wow...I just finished reading this whole thread. Now I'm going to go back and start again An article was mentioned here called the Party Article on RTM. I can't seem to find it. If someone would kindly post the link it would be much appreciated!
sent you a PM but it is essentially the "price reading" markepedia page
the 3rd wave is the crowd's wave
Quoting Ifmyante
Ah! Now you've gotten to the absolute meat and bones of it!! If the signal is given by the market mover (an engulf into a new zone), then price is very unlikely to break the extreme of the zone it just came from. So, if you have the patience to wait at the last remaining set of unfilled orders in the origin, you can be almost certain that that price will be respected
Hi Guys!

I'm trying to understand this. I feel it is very important. My brain just can't figure it out without a picture. Would anyone be so kind as to post a chart example of this? Would really appreciate it!
I'm torn whether to help people here in Propaganda Central, or simply to post nowhere but in RTM.

FF treats me like a pariah, so I'm ill-inclined to add to their value
Dear IF, please do not waste your precious time on FF. We already have a place to discuss the RTM concepts
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This thread really doesn't deserve to be in the commercial content section, but I kind of get FF's reasoning for being so strict on charges. If you take a look at IF's charts with entries on them before the time he exits, and see what happens to his predictions here or on his site (verified by the timestamp on the post), you can see for yourself he's no con. High precision, low risk entries, but learning how to do it is a lot more complex and you'll take a lot of time trying to solve the puzzle with the pieces he's compiled for us.
Quoting Kanzler
This thread really doesn't deserve to be in the commercial content section, but I kind of get FF's reasoning for being so strict on charges. If you take a look at IF's charts with entries on them before the time he exits, and see what happens to his predictions here or on his site (verified by the timestamp on the post), you can see for yourself he's no con. High precision, low risk entries, but learning how to do it is a lot more complex and you'll take a lot of time trying to solve the puzzle with the pieces he's compiled for us.
Hi Kanzler, I do not think that this is too complex to learn IF's method of reading the chart, It is quite easy. I am not too old in RTM. Just a learner. But I had experienced with many other methods, that are even more complex than this. I found it is quite easy and wonderful method. Someone has to spend time in learning it. But in a very short time, he will be able to judge his trades (Even not as perfect as by IF, He will be happy with all this).
Thanks
Ahmad Hassan
Thanks peeps
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