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You mentioned "quiet" markets ( I call them "bored" markets) tend to favor longer timeframes. I've used that thinking and taught it for a while. When the shorter time frames don't give you clear direction I always start working my way higher till I get clarity. Thanks again for your videos!
That was fantastic~ One thing i noticed is that if you look on a tick chart or 5 second chart on a suspected bottom you usually can spot the big boys coming in with heavy orders. The volume spikes up to several multiples of the average, but the price refuses to move in the direction its being pushed. Then soon after this point of interest, the market will spike downward on lower volume and then a big green push comes in to close above the previous area of consolidation, which subsequently acts as support.
really enjoy wnen you talk thru a real example the idea then the setup on the chart itself much better than the whiteboard this recent opportunity is super useful
Yes awesome! Even just knowing you probably would've tried entering on the candle at 9:45 helps, from there it makes sense to wait and structure the setup a little more. I wonder about scalping along with the initial move down as well.
absolutely read my mind, I would enter at that area also, slightly below the small green maybe hopefully on a wick. RR maybe 1:1.5 with not too tight a stop
I find that trading the break out of the 5m S&R on a 1m execution depending on Vwap will give me 20 points safe TP on the Dow. Basically the same as what you're showing here but waiting for 5m S&R before getting involved. Great content.
That seems to be an inverse head and shoulders pattern. Its really rewarding when you know how to take entires on it or spot it early on building a managed postion. All a matter of realizing the patterns.
not really true, if you check the SP500 chart in the past week, there were hardly any traditional patterns, just mostly supply and demand areas with much choppy algo movements selling the news and fading the move
Thank you, in general this is how I think of my trades these days, and quite largely influenced by you, from all your videos; one day I gotta see you in the flesh
absolutely I agree you said it is very dynamic, there is great subjectivity and intuition involved tbh, in getting the feel of the beast, if you are attuned and know her well, sometimes that serves as better signals to enter/exit a trade
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You mentioned "quiet" markets ( I call them "bored" markets) tend to favor longer timeframes. I've used that thinking and taught it for a while. When the shorter time frames don't give you clear direction I always start working my way higher till I get clarity. Thanks again for your videos!
That was fantastic~
One thing i noticed is that if you look on a tick chart or 5 second chart on a suspected bottom you usually can spot the big boys coming in with heavy orders. The volume spikes up to several multiples of the average, but the price refuses to move in the direction its being pushed. Then soon after this point of interest, the market will spike downward on lower volume and then a big green push comes in to close above the previous area of consolidation, which subsequently acts as support.
really enjoy wnen you talk thru a real example the idea then the setup on the chart itself much better than the whiteboard this recent opportunity is super useful
Yes awesome! Even just knowing you probably would've tried entering on the candle at 9:45 helps, from there it makes sense to wait and structure the setup a little more. I wonder about scalping along with the initial move down as well.
absolutely read my mind, I would enter at that area also, slightly below the small green maybe hopefully on a wick. RR maybe 1:1.5 with not too tight a stop
Great video. Thanks
You always there to help with your teaching,I really appreciate your time and knowledge sharing, thanks
Really appreciate all the super quality content you guys put out. You're helping so much with my trading - thank you!
Good vid 👍
this is just the way i do in trending market, and today i knew some professionals also do the same, thanks to share.
I find that trading the break out of the 5m S&R on a 1m execution depending on Vwap will give me 20 points safe TP on the Dow. Basically the same as what you're showing here but waiting for 5m S&R before getting involved. Great content.
sell call options to SPX, expiration in December..
I am short DAX and I am going to hold it. Yesterday candle is the sign plus powerful trend line on weekly.
That seems to be an inverse head and shoulders pattern. Its really rewarding when you know how to take entires on it or spot it early on building a managed postion. All a matter of realizing the patterns.
not really true, if you check the SP500 chart in the past week, there were hardly any traditional patterns, just mostly supply and demand areas with much choppy algo movements selling the news and fading the move
Isn’t the PA that tells u that
Thank you, in general this is how I think of my trades these days, and quite largely influenced by you, from all your videos; one day I gotta see you in the flesh
absolutely I agree you said it is very dynamic, there is great subjectivity and intuition involved tbh, in getting the feel of the beast, if you are attuned and know her well, sometimes that serves as better signals to enter/exit a trade
It's a bit like bitcoin now