Musashi wrote: Fri Jun 06, 2025 7:31 am Hi Nick,

Aussie open can be quite volatile, with momentum. If you look at M1 I think you can see the retracement and formation of green dot and continuation. I hope this helps.

how do you decide whether to wait for the pink or blue dot or just the little green and yellow dots? thanks

Forgive me for the many questions, even those addressed to Mr. xard, I am Lenovo's daughter for personal reasons that I won't list here, my mother can't follow and explain this world to me, if someone just wants to give me some advice regarding the questions I ask, they will be welcome, given that finding work is difficult, thanks in advance

You’re not chasing every possible trade out there. Instead, you’re seeking alignment—where the M30 and M5 timeframes move in harmony. You’re trading based on a clear bias aligned with the trend, one that pulls price action in its direction like a powerful current, setting you up for substantial Pip$ gains.
Best,
Xard777

Is that correct? These are the two operations performed today

xard777 wrote: Fri Jun 06, 2025 5:41 pm You’re not chasing every possible trade out there. Instead, you’re seeking alignment—where the M30 and M5 timeframes move in harmony. You’re trading based on a clear bias aligned with the trend, one that pulls price action in its direction like a powerful current, setting you up for substantial Pip$ gains.
Best,
Xard777

so I take the first case, a positive crossover is occurring on the 30 minutes, so as soon as the small green dot forms on the 30 minutes and it stays above the positive crossover within buy with the 5 minutes is it correct?

Lenovo wrote: Fri Jun 06, 2025 5:44 pm Is that correct? These are the two operations performed today

Hi, I hope this picture helps. For me, I saw divergence.

Dot

30 : 1 going buy on a minute I took a risk, because the 30 minute was a bearish cross, correct? So I was lucky to close in profit

I won't write anymore today I don't want to invade the forum too much greetings

Trading Setup Summary
I avoid timeframes below M5 due to fake moves caused by market noise. Instead, I rely on M6 for triggers, M30 for the roadmap, and H3 for historical analysis, crafting a balanced approach that perfectly suits my strategy.

My key tools include EMAs (13, 65, 325) for trend guidance and Semafors (12, 60, 250, 1250) for pinpointing critical levels, with special emphasis on the Square Semafor. I traded up to five pairs but have now streamlined my focus to just three: WS30, BTCUSD, and XAUUSD--KISS.

My trading strategy revolves around a dual bias: the Arrow Semafor offers immediate direction, while the EMA 65 cross establishes my intraday bias—patience is crucial, so I wait for that EMA 65 alignment before entering! I also track price action relative to the daily open line, watching for a Green mini Dot above it (a bullish signal) or an Orange mini Dot below it (a bearish signal). The aim is to blend the Arrow Bias with the EMA 65 Bias, ensuring every trade rides the trend’s flow for substantial Pip$ gains.

The fundamental principle is to keep trading simple and intuitive, flowing with the natural bias rather than overcomplicating the process.
Best,
Xard777

xard777 wrote: Sun Jun 08, 2025 12:46 am Trading Setup Summary

Xard, you've outdone yourself again, beautiful setup