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Dislikedthanks. And we look to buy on the upside break of range 5? {quote}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi atheer How did you filter that zone... How to know that zone wasn't good... Had all criteria( 2 bars up, low bb hit, etc) Your ''easy'' stuff is really not that easy... Can you elaborate on how you draw zones Thanks {image}Ignored
Dislikedmy fellow traders: I am trying my best to let you master my techniquesIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi Atheer1 Just came across your thread, very interesting, keen to Learn your technique., may I ask your strategy/technique In pdf if you want to share, I am going to PM you my Email address, Thanks for time & effort. Take care, Subscribed LoveandpeaceIgnored
DislikedHi Atheer, first of all thanks for sharing your trading experience. I've been trying to apply your techniques to find strong support/resistance zones. Just for my clarification, correct me if I'm mistaken: The zones are based on: 1. the first 2 consecutieve bars in opposite direction of the trend during a reversal, (preferably strong bars like engulfings or pinbars.) where extremes pierce the BB. 2. 2 consecutieve bars in a breakout from a previous zone where the bars are riding the BB. if I understand correctly these zones would be strong support/resistance...Ignored
DislikedIn your experience, once a support zone is broken, will it become a resistance zone later on? or would your prefer looking for specific sell zones instead? (and visa versa)Ignored
Dislikedhello, what side of the trade you will choose this day on the pound and why? refer to chart 24 yesterday I called a buy from zone 5 to zone 4 think about itIgnored