Trading Institutional Order Flow

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Quick question Akt if I may please Essentially you have 3 time frames.... 1) Curve, 2) Momentum & 3) Trade (ie one chart for each) So here's the scenario ............ 1) Curve is at Supply 2) Momentum line is broken 3) Supply has formed on the trade chart and following a retrace back to it your now in short Question : What would you do if during this short a downward momentum line is formed and it gets broken, do you..... a) Ignore and stick to the original plan of short b) Exit the trade Thanks

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{quote} If and when the daily down trend line is broken, then no more shorts will be allowed on the daily chart, unless the daily SZ being shorted is inside the monthly SZ. If it is not, then weekly SZs alone will be what is allowed to short. I hope that helps you best wishes

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{quote} Hi Akt.. Thanks for the info, however just so I can be clear may I ask you to go back and take a look at post #629 (one of yours) It appears that your Curve chart is the 360, your trend line chart (ie Momentum chart) is the 30 and you took a trade off the 15 Min when it presented itself. Is that correct Thanks

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{quote} Hello 4XAlien, A trader can vary the time sequence as he or she gains better understanding of the methodology and the nuances of the approach. In the post you refer to, the sequence was not varied i don't think. It was the D-360-60. I just showed the 30min for clarity. Sometimes i use the 240-60-15, sometimes the daily-240-30. It all depends on particular things in the markets. The sequence does not matter as much as knowing what i am looking for on each chart The trade if i remember correctly, was taken on the 15min, as a refinement, because...

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{quote} Hi Akt I understand, but what I'm asking is can you clarify regardless of time frames used the purpose of each time frame, as you perfectly phrase it "the nuances" as I notice you use trend (momentum) lines regardless of time frame, I've noticed sometimes on all 3. Thanks

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Quoting Akt

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Hello everyone, final position exit on S&P day trade Best wishes{image}

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Quoting Akt

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Hello everyone, final position exit on S&P day trade Best wishes{image}

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello 4XAlien, Correct. I check momentum on every chart for the reasons i have highlighted. The biggest time frame is for locating where price is and the smallest is for execution, regardless of what time frame these are. best wishes

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{quote} Thanks Akt for clarifying my question about your strategy, its basically a top down approach to the analysis, which is refined down to a time frame that enables you to hone in for entry. One more if I may .... Do you ever enter say on the 15 Min and then use higher time frames to stay in for targets ? or do you always target opposing areas for exit on the same time frame you used for entry ? Regards

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Hello everyone. I thought i would show the outcome of this trade i called in my group today for my mentoring students, on the EUR/JPY. I show it not to brag but to show what is possible and do-able for a retail trader like me. If i can do it, anyone can. Fight for what you want. Don't give up on your goals best wishes{image}

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{quote} When a trend line is broken, we are no longer allowed to trade in the preceding direction of the trend line. We must wait for a higher timeframe level to continue trading in the direction of the trend line that got broken.

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{quote} Hi AKT How you triggered the trade on H1 chart at daily supply zone, did you watch price action or just set limit sell order by locating imbalance on H1 chart within that daily supply zone?

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