NZDUSD: REMAINS A SCALPER'S MARKET UNTIL BOL OR SX TAKEN DOWN
I'm focussing solely on this time frame, and this price chart before me here w/o any recompense to Daily chart above me nor 1H chart below me.
The MODE of this market now is a wide TRADING RANGE, from SX to BOL= 200+pips TR. With the correct strategy, one could trade from high to low until BO finally- downtrend continnuation , or reversal to the upside. It is important that we pay attention to the weak support created at HLMTR.
I will update , when a trade is in for me.
Definitions
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UTL=UpTrendline = A line from the Lowest Low, upward and to the highest minor low point preceding the Highest High so that the line does not pass through prices in between
these two points.
DTL=DownTrendline = A line from the highest high point downward to the lowest minor high point preceding the lowest low so that the line does not pass through prices in between these two high points.
SX/BX =Sell Climax/Buy Climax
BO=Breakout
BOL=Breakout limit (Determined when price seize to make a new high/low in 5 bars since the last high/low following the initial rally/selloff after TL BO)
LH MTR = Lower High Major Trend Reversal = Leg up following the BOL gets close to BX
HH MTR=Higher High Major Trend Reversal = Leg up following the BOL exceeds BX
LLMTR = Lower Low Major Trend Reversal = Leg down following the BOL exceeds SX
HL MTR= Higher Low Major Trend Reversal =Legdown following the BOL only gets close to SX
TR = Trading Range (Tradable legs implied)
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The Logic
1. Trend trading until the weight of evidence tells of the absence of the trend.
2. And to trade the potential legs within the trading range, when price finally breaks the trendline, and enters into a tradable trading range, until there's a trading range breakout- continuation or reversal.
The MODE of this market now is a wide TRADING RANGE, from SX to BOL= 200+pips TR. With the correct strategy, one could trade from high to low until BO finally- downtrend continnuation , or reversal to the upside. It is important that we pay attention to the weak support created at HLMTR.
I will update , when a trade is in for me.
Definitions
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UTL=UpTrendline = A line from the Lowest Low, upward and to the highest minor low point preceding the Highest High so that the line does not pass through prices in between
these two points.
DTL=DownTrendline = A line from the highest high point downward to the lowest minor high point preceding the lowest low so that the line does not pass through prices in between these two high points.
SX/BX =Sell Climax/Buy Climax
BO=Breakout
BOL=Breakout limit (Determined when price seize to make a new high/low in 5 bars since the last high/low following the initial rally/selloff after TL BO)
LH MTR = Lower High Major Trend Reversal = Leg up following the BOL gets close to BX
HH MTR=Higher High Major Trend Reversal = Leg up following the BOL exceeds BX
LLMTR = Lower Low Major Trend Reversal = Leg down following the BOL exceeds SX
HL MTR= Higher Low Major Trend Reversal =Legdown following the BOL only gets close to SX
TR = Trading Range (Tradable legs implied)
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The Logic
1. Trend trading until the weight of evidence tells of the absence of the trend.
2. And to trade the potential legs within the trading range, when price finally breaks the trendline, and enters into a tradable trading range, until there's a trading range breakout- continuation or reversal.
