loss ,clouse

Sgarr sei italiano ?

Giangyforex wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2023 1:09 am Sgarr sei italiano ?

si

sgarr wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2023 1:14 amsi

ti mando una Pm leggila

sgarr wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2023 1:04 am loss ,clouse

If you want to be more aggressive, try this idea from Xard using v43 or the latest v39 update with channels.
viewtopic.php?p=1295494142#p1295494142

Keep in mind that Xard's systems are trend FOLLOWING. Get it out of your mind to try and catch the reversals at the perfect time.

This image demonstrates that perfectly. Yes, you miss that first move. But you also lower the risk of getting in on a fake out. The safest trade is where Xard drew the arrow all the way over at the last down move...after the 2nd dot and color changes. You don't need every impulse in order to make pips. But trying to catch every move will guarentee you lose pips.
Large semafor...1st smaller semafor shows the beginning of retesting the level...2nd smaller semafor indicates the retest is complete...+color changes are great to confirm entry.

DaveTrader wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2023 7:11 am If you want to be more aggressive, try this idea from Xard using v43 or the latest v39 update with channels.
viewtopic.php?p=1295494142#p1295494142

Keep in mind that Xard's systems are trend FOLLOWING. Get it out of your mind to try and catch the reversals at the perfect time.

This image demonstrates that perfectly. Yes, you miss that first move. But you also lower the risk of getting in on a fake out. The safest trade is where Xard drew the arrow all the way over at the last down move...after the 2nd dot and color changes. You don't need every impulse in order to make pips. But trying to catch every move will guarentee you lose pips.

Large semafor...1st smaller semafor shows the beginning of retesting the level...2nd smaller semafor indicates the retest is complete...+color changes are great to confirm entry.

thanks, but it's always easier to see them later, the problem is that the second dot is now small but often becomes so after breaking that minimum, so if there's a square first, I often think that it's already given a lot, how to guess that we are towards the end of the trend?

sgarr wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2023 12:52 am that would be a second buy point, question

This potential trade is based on the large (0) semafor and color change only. It will work sometimes but you will find yourself with more losing trades than waiting for the 2nd dot. Think of it as how do you want to confirm that large semafor? It takes time for it to play out. The semafors tell you to get ready. They are never meant as a trade signal. Also, take advantage of some of the great sub windows that are shared.

Using multiple time frames is also great for confirmation. Open up a few new charts on 3 or 4 time frames. Leave it default with the green candles and put a single indicator…maybe triangles…maybe a support and resistance…Murrey Math? Have those one indicator charts on your screen and figure a way to read the potential map it draws for you. 2 lower tf’s showing opposite of the higher tf’s? Probably a pullback coming. Did the higher tf’s hold the line during the pullback? Now look for a second dot entry going with the higher tf’s.

Then see how it can work along with your “trade chart/timeframe”. Sometimes there is no map shown, that simply means there are no trades to take. Wait for the picture to clear up.

Something like one of theses sets. Everyone is different, I happen to like the triangles. But find something that makes sense to you, that you can "read".

viewtopic.php?p=1295503440#p1295503440
From the weekend...no, I don't trade BTC. Just watch how things move and react during weekend down-time

sgarr wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2023 7:50 am thanks, but it's always easier to see them later, the problem is that the second dot is now small but often becomes so after breaking that minimum, so if there's a square first, I often think that it's already given a lot, how to guess that we are towards the end of the trend?

thanks so it is advisable to always trade at the sight of the square

viewtopic.php?p=1295503576#p1295503576

Also, you can never study price action too much