Most traders don’t lose because their ideas are wrong.They lose because their entries are wrong —Wrong price.Wrong time.No confirmation. In this article, I’ll break down a powerful strategy used by institutional
In this blog post, we will delve into a crucial yet often overlooked topic in trading : trading with confluence. Mastering this concept can make a significant difference in your trading
In this blog post, I will show you how to draw supply and demand zones using pin bars as your reference candlesticks. A pin bar is a one-price bar, typically a
Scientists have found that there is a natural tendency of the collective human decision-making to follow a unique pattern, which corresponds to the 61.8% ratio. This ratio, often referred to as
When starting any business, you have to know everything about it; otherwise, you will never succeed in it. The same thing applies to trading the financial markets: if you have no
In this blog post, I will show you how to find supply and demand zones and how to trade them successfully. To find supply and demand zones in the market, you
The second method traders use to trade the double top chart pattern is the pullback trading entry method.So, what is the pullback trading entry method?This entry method implies waiting for
The double top chart pattern is a bearish reversal pattern typically found on bar charts, line charts, and candlestick charts. As its name implies, the pattern is made up of two
In this blog post, I will show you a trade example so you can see how to use bank breakout traps properly to maximize your profits. This strategy is simple, easy,
One of the most effective ways to identify a turning point in the market is to use divergence signals. Divergence signals can help you identify whether the market is likely to
To become a successful trader, you need to accept the fact that the market is full of traps. Unfortunately, that is the nature of financial markets. Banks and financial institutions make
As a trader, you should be familiar with one of the most popular theories in technical analysis — the Wyckoff Price Cycle Theory. This type of market analysis will help
In this blog post , you will learn how the market moves, and how you can find high probability setups during up-trending and down-trending markets . In fact , there are
Moving averages are one of the most common indicators traders use to analyze the market.There are different trading strategies you can create with the moving average indicator, but in this
Trend lines are one of the most basic yet very useful tools in analyzing the market. You not only use it to delineate the general direction of the trend but
Trend lines are one of the most versatile tools you can use in your technical analysis. It doesn’t matter your style of trading — day trading, swing trading, or even position
We discussed the criteria for identifying key support and resistance levels in a previous post about support and resistance.In this post, we will take a look at more examples to
How to Draw Support and Resistance LevelsIn two previous posts, I taught you what support and resistance levels are and how to spot them on a price chart. I enumerated
Support and resistance levels are levels on your price chart where the price had reversed in the past and can potentially reverse again in the future. Since the price tends to
The doji pattern is one of the most common Japanese candlestick patterns you will ever see on the price chart. The pattern shows that the market opened and closed around
In the previous articles, we discussed what support and resistance levels are, how to identify them, and how to properly draw them. In this article, we’ll discuss how you can
The inside bar pattern, also known as the Harami candlestick pattern, is a 2-candlestick pattern that can offer both reversal and continuation signal, depending on where it formsFeatures of the
Price action traders consider the hammer and shooting star patterns as the most profitable price action patterns. For that reason, in this post, we’ll discuss how to identify those patterns
Think of candlestick patterns as the language of the market and the engulfing pattern as one of the most forceful command words in the language. You can’t afford to trade