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- toshio replied Dec 4, 2023
Ranges at the End of a Trend - Range ending trends are usually larger in size, and you see greater participation of the previously losing side. (Bulls in a downtrend, and Bears in an uptrend). V shaped price action may occur inside these ranges, ...
- toshio replied Dec 3, 2023
Quick break on theory, need to journal this trade, this is just a journal for myself after all. Cable Trade. Below is my thought process before placing the limit order. Daily and 4 h TF bias is Bullish. 1 H is neutral bearish. Why? It broke the low ...
- toshio replied Dec 3, 2023
Ranges in a Trend - Get a feel for how they change during the middle of a trend. Notice the sizes of the ranges, are they increasing or decreasing? In general, are there more bullish or bearish candles inside the range? Take stock of the nature of ...
- toshio replied Dec 3, 2023
Ranges - These are represented by the white grayish boxes on my charts. As mentioned earlier, ranges signify a more or less balanced order flow. I say more or less because most ranges are not exclusively moving horizontally. Often times they are ...
- toshio replied Dec 3, 2023
Order Flow - basically the proportion of bullish and bearish participation in the market. This materializes itself in the form of ranges and trends. Ranges represent a balanced order flow, trends represent an imbalanced order flow (one side winning ...
- toshio replied Dec 1, 2023
Switching to the 1 h TF. Bias is Bearish. The tiny zone I marked up was where I wouldve put my limit order, but when i checked the charts the initial rejection already happened. Support became resistance. Market order entered. Take note, this small ...
- toshio replied Dec 1, 2023
Lets get straight to it. USDCAD 4H TF, ranges have been of equal size, suggesting a stalemate between bulls and bears, however notice the lower highs(red boxes) and the final break of the last range. After 3 nearly even battles, the bears have ...
- Sage Trading: Be One with the Markets
This trading approach is based off of Edward Day's method as mentioned in his book "Advanced Forex ...
- toshio replied Nov 29, 2023
nice journal and cool methods. After 5 years I now trade differently mostly naked, order flow analysis, range, trend analysis, price environment, SnR, then rating the strength of SnR based on the previous factors mentioned, finally taking trades off ...
- toshio replied Nov 3, 2023
you have a TP of 5 pips for all positions??
- toshio replied Oct 25, 2023
I personally use 500 pips then calcualte the size according to the budget (i.e 1000 bucks) then divide the position by 10 giving me 10 "bullets". Each bullet has a hard stop of 500 pips. but yes you are correct, if markets trend, then its a blood ...
- toshio replied Oct 25, 2023
AN Sell
- toshio replied Oct 25, 2023
back at it with pivots. EA Buy
- toshio replied Sep 5, 2023
how many pairs are you trading and what timeframe?
- toshio replied Jun 29, 2023
basically first 3 hours of London and first two hours of NY right
- toshio replied Jun 29, 2023
oh so closest two candles thay interact/break the fractal are what determines FT/NFT. got it thanks. Fractal low broken/interacted with Bear + bear =FT, if bear + bull = NFT
- toshio replied Jun 29, 2023
yes, bearish close (breaks low fractal), then bullish close, and most recently a bearish close with a red fractal, plus another bearish close. then we moved the range down to the new red fractal high. so we still bullish? the last green fractal low ...
- toshio replied Jun 29, 2023
So now its a confirmed FT break from the prev fractal range (which has now shrunk cause we moved the upper range down) so we look for sweeps of fractal highs and look to short on 15 min from anywhere either premium or discount (since its FT), do i ...
- toshio replied Jun 29, 2023
thanks, clearer now. one more question, if a new fractal is formed on the 4h, do i move the range?