Margin calls trigger levels? No, it's absolutely not like that. First, you confuse margin call and SL (or maybe pending orders in Futures). Second, the sharks don't want you to get the margin call at all. Where do you have that? Think about it and it doesn't make sense at all. I mean when this happens you are the only one to blame, noone else. Your risk was much to high and you're MM was bad as well. The sharks want your money, but step by step. You should be hooked furthermore and refund your account when margin is too low, so they can get more money from you. They have time, much much money and time. They don't think in months, but quarters and years. They don't want and need your money immediately. What happens when the market is that volatile that you get a margin call one after another? It would be obvious even for the biggest bonehead and nobody would trade anymore in this market. Investors are shy like deer. It's the same as cooking a frog. When you put a frog in hot water he jumps out and he is away. Put the frog in cold water, it will stay, and step by step you rise the temperature until the frog is cooked.rijay wrote: Wed Aug 22, 2018 1:41 am this is the easiest way to identify real sr levels, if you can understand it!
is by projecting the levels from point of price reversals to those levels at which margin calls are going to get triggered if prices reaches that levels,
that is where pull backs hoults to decide further how many traders are willing to get stuck at margin call levels and how much strength that sr level has , isn't it?
those who trade live knows the importance of margin calls trigger levels for prices to react, these are high impact sr zones, where weak hands goes out and strong hands comes back in again.
High impact S/R zones? S/R are tf independent. You won't see the levels of M1 on H4, but H4 levels on M1. NTL, the tfs are much too far apart to trade them reasonably. The waves don't correspond to each other. Depending on your style how you use the S/R you choose the tf for the S/R and your trading tf. It may seem for someone who jumps to often between the tfs that there are more important S/R on much higher tfs but that deludes. Stay with your one or two tfs and focus on the price movements here. The more you jump the more you get confused and the more you make mistakes.
PS: Please reread the post.