Dislikedhow do you guys determine supply and demand zone, and set stop losses? can you tell me some of your methods?Ignored
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Dislikedhow do you guys determine supply and demand zone, and set stop losses? can you tell me some of your methods?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I use S/R for reference , everyone should know how to sopt these lvls by experience ...so a demand zone for exemple is the area covering 2/3 support lvls the bigger the timerframe the better result you get...look for rejections , you can spot those live based on price action ...finally find the mid lvls so you can trade demand/supply zones from outside to inside if you get a range . I hope it helps .Ignored
Dislikedhow do you guys determine supply and demand zone, and set stop losses? can you tell me some of your methods?Ignored
Dislikedthis is one example on the euro yesterday i enter at a good price with RR 3:1 price goes with me then suddenly same smart money drives the price opposite to hit my stop loss in yellow line {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} You sold when price broke out from a trend line. So basically you sold when the market was looking for buys.Ignored
Disliked{quote} i dont use trendlines or indicators really, just candle - volume - fractals and fibonnacci can you show me which trend lines you refer to? i can spot so many trend lines and give counter reasonsIgnored
DislikedAnother thing to consider is your money management. Next time try setting your SL to BE+1 after 10-15 pips (depending on where S/R levels are). Sometimes it doesn't work out and will clip your SL and head back to your direction, but overall will help you to avoid additional losses which is more important.Ignored
DislikedAnother thing to consider is your money management. Next time try setting your SL to BE+1 after 10-15 pips (depending on where S/R levels are). Sometimes it doesn't work out and will clip your SL and head back to your direction, but overall will help you to avoid additional losses which is more important.Ignored
Disliked{quote} my problem is, the smart money that leaves a fingerprint about certain resistance/support level in a certain trend... will allow the price to retrace to just below/above that same level allowing traders to enter the market thinking there will be a trend continuation then suddenly break that price in the opposite direction leaving another fingerprint. in this way my stop loss is getting hit by that same smart money that lured me to enter a trade... it is impossible to guess if this will happen or not when you enter a trade. sometimes it works...Ignored
DislikedNot counting on a June hike. Why risk it with Brexit- July a better time to make an informed decision while still on track {image}Ignored