DislikedHI There, How do you use the asian range in your day trading? Great stuff!!!Ignored

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DislikedHI There, How do you use the asian range in your day trading? Great stuff!!!Ignored
DislikedThanks. When you draw the zone on the Bearish candle prior to the bullish move on price - is it from bottom wick to the body or upper wick to the body? When you draw the zone on the Bullish candle prior to the Bearish move on price - is it from bottom wick to the body or upper wick to the body? H4 - if two zones are one on the top of each (sperated by 50-60pips), Should we assume that the second one (higher) will hold stronger or should be rely on USindex to support the decision?Ignored
DislikedThanks Wdays. If the demand zone fails, shall we expect the one below it to be stronger... What makes some demand zone stronger than others....Ignored
DislikedHi everyone, great thread. It might be me being slow, but if the USDx is just reversed from EU, GU then how can that help us in our analyzing?Ignored
Disliked{quote} So now we've spotted key levels, areas with their respective supply and demand (sellers or buyers waiting to short or long the market), what do we do? We check to see if we can find similar traces on our correlated instruments. When it comes to EU and GU, we turn to the USDx. Now a thing to remember is, the correlation is inverse, meaning that when dollar rallies, euro and cable will decline and vice versa. How do we know if a level will hold or break? Well if we see a level that is holding on the EU, but USDx has a clear path ahead,...Ignored
DislikedHey Alex, thank you for sharing your knowledge here with us. I just finished reading the whole thread. What a gold nugget we have here. I took several notes but I'm still a bit confused on the process. I think it would be beneficial if you could post the HTF and LTF image. I hope I'm not asking for too much. On a side note, what is your views on EURUSD? I've been trying to apply what I learnt, but I'm not confident its correct. For whatever reason I foresee a huge bull move coming. Once again, thank you for all you did here on the thread.Ignored
Disliked{quote} To put it in context, while the dollar is rallying, the euro and pound should be declining. Like I said, magic. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Which HTF and LTF image do you mean? As far as my EU bias, I'm bullish. Talks of rate hike may foil it, though... {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Quick question, in this example (post #17) point 3 takes the previous high. I'm assuming it took the high because there was SLs from the previous bearish trend. Is that a correct assessment? Also, breaking the previous high is a requirement to look for a setup? It almost look like a Quasimodo pattern. Is that just a coincidence?Ignored
Disliked{quote} What I meant is that usually you just show the LTF. So basically your entry based on fib or price reaching the order block. But if you could show the HTF of WHY you found that setup WHEN you found it. Let me give you an example. This is a trade I took Friday. It didn't work. It went 20 pips my way with no draw-down then it reversed and took stopped me out. Clearly, there was an issue with my HTF assessment. In the image below you can see the trade. On the HTF we had a clean double bottom. So I figured there would be stops to be taken there....Ignored