Disliked{quote} would you mind to give an example,so that I know what you mean exactlyIgnored
Here is an example. The blacK arrow shows a fake breakout.
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Disliked{quote} Price is constant formation of zones in one direction and sustaining the same direction by formation of other zones in the same direction.........in other wards pullbacks to zones to continue in the same direction.........then the price instead of reversing from a zone it break through it in order to form the base of change in the direction and so on............ If you apply this concept,you will never see any breakout as false....................Ignored
Disliked{quote} Here is an example. The blacK arrow shows a fake breakout. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} What you say is right when a pair is trending or when the trend revereses. But there are periods when the pair is in a range. In these periods maybe the breakouts are fake. And the bear and bull zones may be overllaping. {image}Ignored
DislikedAn example of overllaping zones and a false breakout is chart 49 (post 243) {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} where is the false breakout......... Nothing is false about the price...........If orders are there it will move otherwise it will remain the same..............Ignored
Disliked{quote} The traders who followed the breaks out of the bull zones in H1 had losses. A trader should not take long trades during this ranging period by looking at H4 and D1 chart, where he can see a clear downtrend. So "the trend is your friend" and never trade against it. To sum up besides the zones a trader must always have a look at higher TFs.Ignored