1. Many use so-called "forex heatmaps" (either as indicator or on web-sites)Knight wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 5:29 pm 1. Is there a systematic "stock screening and selection" method for forex pairs to at least figure out the forex pairs likely to trend per week or daily to at least be in the right market for continuations than not.
2. Is there a systematic way of "consolidation filter" to at least stay out of markets that aren't trending very early on. Without using the losses from the consolidation as the filter itself lmao.
Many use sentiment-tools (that show the ratio of buyers vs sellers)
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2. The best way to see ranges is to look to the left of current price on your screen (the further, the better).
By doing so you can avoid most of the obvious traps:
If you are familiar with the work of
Meyney: Supply&Demand-Zones (or Support&Resistance-Zones)
Xard: Semaphores amass
RplusT: the best of all tools: trendlines
you are already in the best hands.
The only thing I'd add: less is more...
[GBPCAD Mth: I think it will be interesting to watch:]
