When Price is UP, buy; when Price is Down, sell short...

1. M+D=up...then i will buy on a Dly signal, [PT=SL optional but in a ranging sideways market i enter both]
2. but if in that same pair W+4hrs=down, then i will sell with SL=PT on a 4hr shorting signal,
3. or if, the 4hrs close at or above its LSH then i will enter a buy with SL=PT
4. then close trading station and will check at end of day.

all the above is in an effort to better your trading skills.

1. M+D=up...then i will buy on a Dly signal, [PT=SL optional but in a ranging sideways market i enter both]
2. but if in that same pair W+4hrs=down, then i will sell with SL=PT on a 4hr shorting signal,
3. or if, the 4hrs close at or above its LSH then i will enter a buy with SL=PT
4. then close trading station and will check at end of day."

I trade to use charts ​W+4hrs. ​I understand that W=down and 4hrs=down it is sell signal. I think that very important thing is a moment of entry. If we have a sell signal, how do you open your position?:
1. wait for close 4hrs candle? or
2. put order - sell stop lower than LSL?

Please take a look for AUD/CAD - there is a sell signal W+4hrs = down

i admire your persistence in trying to understand this method ...but now is clear to me that u have mixed up the different strategies contained in this trend following method.

1. Strategy 1 is when last the Weekly bar closed down then we look for sells in 4hr tf at the start of the new week.
2. Strategy 2 is when price in 4hrs close above its LSH then we will buy. close trade on a new 4hr bearish reversal bar... see the purple lines on the four posted charts below please.

Strategy 1:

a} Weekly Bar down; {we will take the USDCAD as an example.}

1. this means, which way did the previous week closed ? did it close UP or did last week closed down ?... Step 1
2. last week closed down... please check your weekly chart now to confirm what i say.
3. when the new week starts we will now have our 4hr chart open, in this case we focusing on USDCAD. so switch to 4hrs now. thank you.
4. ALL 4hr -brb's [bearish reversal bars] are short entry signals. ... Step 2
5. that's it !
6. i recommend to exit the short when an opposite +brb bar [bullish reversal bar] forms and completes or you can enter your PT the same number of pips as your SL, the choice is yours... Step 3
7. re-entry is when that last +brb is followed by a new -brb. please look at my 4hr chart below to clearly understand what i mean.
8. i'm posting more than one 4hr chart to illustrate that it does not matter when your 4hr bar closes, just trade the signals. on one of the charts below i missed out 3 shorting signals... can u see them.

​you can trade with Moving Averages or without them, i provide a visual below of charts with MA's and charts without them.

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