Mastering Fibonacci Retracement :Navigating Bitcoin's Volatility Navigating the volatile landscape of Bitcoin trading can be a daunting task for both novice and experienced traders alike. However, equipped with the right tools, traders can identify potential support and resistance levels, make informed decisions, and capitalize on market movements. One such...
A trend can be defined with price action or indicators. Understanding that all indicators lag and price behaviour is key I prefer price action to tell me if we are up trending, down trending or trading in a range. Before understanding the basics of market structure it is important to know that its more likely for a trend to keep going on than for the trend to...
In the today's post, I will compare support and resistance levels with supply and demand zones. I will explain to you the difference between them and share important tips and examples. What are support and resistance levels? We also call them key levels. These are particular levels on a price chart from where in the past we saw significant bullish or...
Unveiling the Power of Supply and Demand Zones in Forex Trading 📈💹 ✅ Introduction ================= In the realm of forex trading, the concept of supply and demand zones holds immense significance as it plays a crucial role in identifying potential market turning points and areas of strong price momentum. Understanding how to pinpoint and interpret these...
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Supply and demand zones are powerful tools to find high probability trades. If they are used in the correct context they offer a high win rate and a very controled risk. These are some of the characteristics that high quality zones have: •When a good zone is being created in real time you will watch that price pushes down/up with aggressive price action and...
HI BIG PLAYERS! Today I want give you smart WAY to take part on stoploss hunters. I know everyone of us hate it to be stopped out. But to be honest, stoploss levels means a huge volume level, that institutions use for cheap entries. This is why I want explain how I take part on stoploss hunting. I look on 4h chart for high demand and supply zones. On touching...
Fair Value Gap Trading Strategy To implementing a fair value gap as a trading strategy you need to understand these three basic components of this trading strategy. Time Liquidity Hunt Market Structure Shift Fair Value Gap Let’s begin by discussing the importance of time in trading. According to ICT Trader, time is considered to be fractal, meaning that...
educating on entries and the importance of waiting on amplitude in the market. the higher displacement and volume give us better cyclical delivery systems. Teaching my self high frequency trading and aligning with higher time frame order flow.
Took on the Apex challenge to see if i can pass in one day using Time algorithmic trading. I have the confluence on the right of DXY. looking for inefficiency to to be traded into at specific time. if the delivery is delayed there not enough amplitude in the market. Amplitude cause market displacement its volumetric delivery to the commitment of traders at there...
The order block trading strategy is based on the concept of smart money, focusing on identifying specific zones where institutional traders previously executed their orders. Once we have successfully identified these zones, we patiently wait for the price to revisit these levels. By using a suitable strategy, we then enter our trades in the anticipated...
This is a trade breakdown of a trade I took using ICT Judas Swing Strategy during London Kill Zone. I hope you enjoyed it. For private mentorship, pls Dm.
Supply and demand zones are crucial concepts in technical analysis. They represent where the market tends to pull back before moving in its natural impulsive move. You can gain valuable insights into your trades' potential entry and exit points by identifying these zones. 🔑💪 Demand represents the quantity of buyers vs. sellers in the market. Supply represents...
I'm going to explain Wyckoff to you in a simplified manner and show you how you can use it for entries & exits. What is Wyckoff? Large market orders by huge entities come in gradually. If the market only consisted of buying and selling, it would be too easy to make money as it would be too predictable. So instead, orders are injected into the market via an...
Imagine support and resistance zones as floors on which lemmings walk. When a lemming enters a different floor, it usually walks around that floor for a while before deciding to go up or down to another floor. What would happen in your trading if you started to perceive the price as such lemmings walking between the floors of a building?
In the today's article, we will discuss how smart money manipulate the market with a bullish trap. In simple words, a bullish trap is a FALSE bullish signal created by big players. With a bullish trap, the smart money aims to: 1️⃣ Increase demand on an asset, encouraging the market participant to buy it. 2️⃣ Make sellers close their positions...
The principle of supply and demand trading involves identifying a counter-trend candle that precedes a sequence of three consecutive candles exhibiting strong bullish or bearish momentum. This specific candle is designated as the supply or demand level. The underlying theory posits that when the price retraces to the region where demand previously triggered a...
This is just a quick and simple way of how I look at the markets, this was analysed with the 15m then I zoomed into the 5m. I like to do it as simple as possible because I found out that the easier the better. Of course I have my own flaws but the main idea is to have that little edge. My main reason to post this is not to give you a strategy per se but to give...