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- LITEchild replied Sep 16, 2021
That is the point Ive been struggling to make all the time. Price does not care for all your technical chart patterns and support and resistance ALONE. IT ALWAYS MOVES WHERE THE LIQUIDITY IS. Find a way to track liquidity flow and you'll be fine.
- LITEchild replied Sep 15, 2021
That's one of the lessons it took me a long time to learn. Entries. Three types. One is to be as patient as a vulture, time the entries well with a tight stop loss. You'll probably lose a few of those. But once you catch the runner, the R:R is a ...
- LITEchild replied Sep 15, 2021
Be encouraged. Its possible.
- LITEchild replied Sep 12, 2021
Anything is possible. Retail sentiment is still actually about 70% bullish on myfxbook url
- LITEchild replied Sep 12, 2021
There was a point in time when September candle was trading at 1830 and looking good for 1900.... 'Most likely' just doesnt cut it in trading. Liquidity can change at any time. Bears have not won the battle for september yet. 1765 will still be a ...
- LITEchild replied Sep 11, 2021
From my personal journal... can you spot the liquidity pools being exposed by price and time action? From a higher timeframe perspective, New York started making Higher lows(and higher highs) two Sessions back(Wednesday). None of those lows have ...
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Peculiar that London Range is so far an inside bar with respect to Asia. No stop sweeps on the highs or lows. The clues are always there...
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Like clock work...
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Trade management is another whole ball game in hyper volatile markets like Gold. As NY opens be wary of stop sweeps targeted at 1791-1792.
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Too busy trading now for any detailed explanations, but the information is out there. Just takes a bit of work to sift through thats all.
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Chart patterns are meaningless without perspective on market structure and most importantly liquidity. So it might hold true for now but may change as the markets adjust to liquidity and macro economic sentiments
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
If 1790 breaks, then the bears are in control
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Entry is always the tricky part...look for signs of exhaustion...if none...ride it down...
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Like clockwork. Time to start paying attention...
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Gold is too volatile for that. Yesterdays NY Session was a good example. The bears cannot take control above 1790. Any bearish move above that price for today is just a strong retracement. Greed usually drives fridays not fear, except there is no ...
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
If 1804 fails to break, we may need more liquidity at 1795 - 1796....
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
Bounced at 1800...hope you caught it.....1808 still on target
- LITEchild replied Sep 10, 2021
1799-1800 may be cheap enough to buy soon....1808 still on target....
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