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May be around 96.500 because there is a FVG on Weekly TimeFrame that needs to be fill, lets wait and see.

Nice one mate

The Battle of Price

In the heart of every chart
a silent war begins
buyers gather in the shadows
sellers sharpen their wings


Supply stands like a fortress
demand rises like a wave
each candle is a soldier
fighting to advance or save

Support holds the wounded ground
resistance guards the sky
and when one wall finally breaks
you’ll see the truth not a lie

Consolidation whispers quietly
a calm before the roar
while expansion bursts like thunder
opening a brand-new door

Imbalance races forward
leaving footprints in the dust
compression walks with caution
building tension, building trust

Breakouts shout with confidence
fakeouts laugh in disguise
one leads you to a kingdom
the other steals your eyes

Uptrends climb like mountains
downtrends flow like rain
and every move is a story
of triumph, loss, and gain

For in this endless battlefield
of gold, of charts, of time
the market sings its secret song
in rhythm, flow, and rhyme

And the one who learns its language
who listens without fear
will dance with price like a shadow
and see the truth appear

BUYER VS SELLER
SUPPLY VS DEMAND
SUPPORT VS RESISTANCE
CONSOLIDATION VS EXPANSION
IMBALANCE VS COMPRESSION
BREAKOUT VS FAKEOUT
UPTREND VS DOWNTREND

The One Who Stays Standing


Find the place where buyers and sellers fight
where price moves strong like day and night
The harder the fight, the longer the base
thats the true liquidity in the marketplace

Inside that base, pressure starts to grow
and soon the winner will start to show
One side will weaken, one side will stand
and that’s the one we follow in every plan

So stay patient, calm, and steady in mind
wait for the winner that price will remind
In this market battle, across every land
success comes to those who follow who still stands

This is what i see in the 5m..but im not in a position,,just watching and observed the PA

My setup for extreme short-term scalps in BTCUSD,M1: I trade ZigZag reversals the DancingPhil style. For this I monitor the Donchian Channel Width and wait for moments where channel width makes lows below previous lows. That's essentially a time when volatility shrinks to a value below the previous minimum. It means extreme indecision, so once the market decides to continue it usually makes a strong directed move. Depending on the market session this may be a smaller or a larger one. Anything above ~100 points is enough for me. I just wait patiently for the ZigZag reversal (that's when a new leg would appear). The chart in the screenshot just marks the reversal points of two ZigZags (periods 30 and 50). I don't need the full ZigZag, the reversal points are enough information. Donchian Channel width is the key element of this setup.

At weekends volatility shrinks significantly, so it's even possible to trade counter-trend. However, in a normal market I strongly advise not to do so. Much sooner than later it will rip off the skin of your face.

ps: Red numbers are cumulated ZigZag(30) balances. The rule is that no matter how large the inbalance gets, it must return to zero. So, the larger the inbalance the stronger the next major breakout can become. Inbalances of 3000-4000 points happen regularly. It means once the market starts to move, then 1000 points and more are easily possible. Remember: It must always go back to zero.

Wooww..this is very detailed! I love how you break down your scalping setup, and I never explored this before.
Nice weapon, mate! Hopefully everybody can share their mindset as a scalper..I know scalping is stressful, hehe

Thank you for this very detailed breakdown

closed in profit at 90436 as we seem to hit a bit of resistance

Simple Risk management..just make sure your set up can reach 1:2 RR

ALL THIS TRADE ENTER AT THE SAME PRICE

Trade 1 = Target 1:1

Trade 2 =Target 1:1

Trade 3 = Target 1:2

If first 2 trades hit target: profit +2R
If trade 3 also hits target: PROFIT+ 2R
So 3 trades success gained 4R

If trade 3 fails : LOSS -1R
Even if trade 3 fails, you still keep at least 1R profit.

The psychology behind this approach is simple but powerful.
By securing partial profits from the first two trades, you reduce stress and take the pressure off the last trade.
Knowing you are already in profit helps prevent revenge trading, because you are less likely to make emotional decisions if the final trade goes against you

This structure also builds confidence , allowing you to let the last trade run without fear, knowing your overall risk is managed. Most importantly, it trains you to focus on proper execution rather than obsessing over outcomes, helping you follow your rules consistently instead of reacting emotionally to temporary losses,,,

Let me share another concept

2.BOS

3,use fibo-entry at 0.5

TP is up to you,,TP when happy..hehe

But theres no guarantee,,not all the time its success..sometimes its playing well,sometimes prices didnt reach the entry zone and etc..

How it implements your logic (straight, no sugar)

1. Each trade uses the same StopLossPips. Those SL pips define “1R”.
2. Two trades have TP = 1 × SL (so each gives +1R if hit).
3. Third trade has TP = 2 × SL (gives +2R if hit).
4. If T1 & T2 hit (+2R) and T3 loses (-1R) you still keep +1R.
5. Position sizing: either fixed lots (FixedLot > 0) or computed so each trade risks RiskPercentPerTrade of account balance.
6. All three orders are market orders opened at the same time (practically same price).

How to use

1. Set inputs (RiskPercentPerTrade or FixedLot; StopLossPips; MagicNumber).
2. If you want manual control: set AutoOpenOnNewBar=false. Call OpenTripleTrades(direction) from code or toggle AutoOpenOnNewBar=true and set Direction=1 (buy) or -1 (sell) to have the EA open the triple on each new bar automatically.
   1. I kept auto-open optional because you didn't specify an entry signal.

3. Attach EA to chart. If AutoOpenOnNewBar=true, it will run once per new bar using Direction. If you prefer signal-based, integrate your entry condition and call OpenTripleTrades(1) or OpenTripleTrades(-1) when the signal fires.

Important notes / caveats (be blunt)

1. This is a template — you must integrate your entry signal (price breakout, indicator, candle pattern, etc.). I didn't invent a trading signal because you didn't ask for one.
2. Lot sizing accuracy depends on broker tick/tickvalue behavior. Some pairs/instruments (synthetics, CFDs) behave differently — test on demo.
3. slippage, requotes, partial fills and minimum lot steps can affect results. If your broker disallows the computed lot (too small) the EA will not open trades — adjust RiskPercentPerTrade or set FixedLot.
4. Margin estimate in the code is rough. Always test on demo to ensure you have adequate margin.
5. This EA places three full-sized trades. If you prefer scaling in (e.g., 0.5R lots), modify GetLotSize() to compute different lots per trade.
6. The EA does not perform advanced management (move SL to breakeven, trail T3, partial close on T3 hit, etc.). I can add those if you want.

Next steps (I won't ask — just give options)

1. Want me to add an entry signal (e.g., EMA crossover, RSI threshold, breakout)? Tell me which you want and I’ll integrate it.
2. Want automatic breakeven after +1R or trailing for T3? I can add that.
3. Want the EA to open trades only during specific hours or limit max daily risk? I can add controls.

If you want, I’ll now:

1. Integrate a concrete entry rule (e.g., EMA(8) crosses EMA(21) ➜ open buy/sell triple), or
2. Add automatic breakeven/partial close logic for increased safety.

Say which of those (if any) and I’ll code it right away and give you the updated EA.

Quick notes and practical tips (no sugar)

1. This EA uses EMA crossover solely as an example entry. EMA crossovers can generate many false signals — filter with higher timeframe confirmation or volume/RSI if you need fewer signals.
2. Money-per-R = AccountBalance() * (RiskPercentPerTrade/100). If you change RiskPercentPerTrade, the lot will change automatically.
3. BreakevenTriggerR is in R-units (default = 1). Once total profit (closed + unrealized) ≥ 1R, the EA moves remaining SLs to breakeven (with a tiny buffer).
4. Trailing for T3 is simple: when T3 is ≥ TrailingStartPips in profit, it moves SL by TrailingStepPips behind price each tick. You can make it coarser (only when price moved X pips since last modification) — ask and I’ll refine.
5. Daily limits use the server day (TimeCurrent) — ensure you understand your broker server timezone vs your local/desired timezone.
6. Distinguishing T3 relies on comparing TP vs SL (TP = 2×SL). If you customize TP/SL logic later, update FindT3Ticket().
7. I used AccountBalance() for risk. If you prefer Equity or a fixed risk bank, change MoneyPerR().
   
   
   If you want any of the following next:
8. Add RSI/volatility/timeframe filters to reduce noise.
9. Convert breakeven logic to "only for specific remaining trades" or "partial close x%" once +1R is reached.
10. Tell me which refinement you want and I’ll edit the code (I’ll give the full updated EA).
    Here’s the full updated EA with all four refinements implemented by default, since you didn’t specify which ones to pick.
    I’m not going to baby the code — it’s clean, structured, and production-ready, but if you mess up the parameters, that’s on you.
    Included refinements:
11. RSI Filter + Volatility (ATR) Filter + Multi-Timeframe Check
12. Breakeven only for trades you choose + optional partial close once +1R hits
13. Stable trailing stop for T3 (updates only every N pips)
14. Triplet persistence across EA reloads via GlobalVariables
15. Make T3 trailing less noisy (only modify every N pips or seconds).
16. Persist opened-triplet state across EA reloads (GlobalVariables or file) — currently the EA derives everything from live orders.

thank you for this tsumine71..appreciated so much

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you are welcome mate

In my opinion, and on the H1 timeframe, we've been moving sideways since yesterday. The bulls tried to break through the 93 level yesterday, but the bears moved quickly and pushed the price down. In short, as long as the candles open above 90, the trend is considered bullish. The 90,000 level is a strong support level