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Tuesday 29 January 2019

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EUR/USD Long Trade
Higher time frame: Daily
Lower time frame: 60m
Adam is Polish, and English is not his native language. The comments that follow are his,
but I have added a few explanatory comments of my own in italics, in parentheses. I have
also re-created the charts he sent and included chart comments so you can more easily
follow the trade. This was an ideal ABC setup and Adam used all of the factors taught in
this book, which he learned from prior Dynamic Traders Group educational material.
The EUR/USD Setup
Major trend bullish
Possible ABC correction
Possible long trade
My assumption was that a corrective ABC should unfold. In my trading methodology,
I trade on hourly time frame in the direction of the higher daily time frame. I use DT
Oscillator (momentum) position to help me get in the trade. What I saw on the chart was
a three legs down move or a potential ABC. Wave-C divided into a nice five-wave pattern
with subdivision of waves 3 and 5. I have made all necessary price projections, which
give me a narrow zone of 1.4299 to 1.4308 (for support). (See Figure 8.1.)
This price zone included:
1.4303: 78.6% retracement of the October 22 to November 23 rally
1.4305: W.C = 100% APP W.A
1.4299: W.5:C (Wave-5 of C) = 162% APP W.1:C (Wave 1 of C)
1.4208: W.5.5:C (Wave 5 of 5 of C) = 162% APP W.1.5:C (Wave 1 of 5 of C)
The EUR/USD hit that zone on December 20 at 1 P.M. Central European Time (CET).
This low was one bar after the 62% ATP of Wave-A (not shown on chart). The 8 daily
DTosc was deep in the OS zone. It was a very strong candidate for a Wave-C low.
The Trade Plan
My trading plan for this set up was to trade two units. I would enter the trade with the
one bar high strategy (60m trailing 1BH) following the next (60m) 34 hourly DTosc
(momentum) bullish reversal. In case I am wrong, I would trail my first unit with onebar-
low (trailing 60m 1BL) exit strategy at 50% retracement (if price reaches the 50%
retracement) of the December 18–20 decline. (See Figure 8.2.) I will adjust my stop-loss



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Sunday 27 January 2019

Top Ten Main Groups of Chart Patterns Forex Trading|Trend following patterns

Top ten Main Groups of Chart Patterns Forex Trading|Trend following patterns: 1. Pennant 2. Flag 3. Rectangle Trend reversal patterns: 1. Wedge 2. Head and Shoulders 3. Double Tops/Bottoms Neutral patterns: 1. Symmetrical Triangle 2. Ascending/ Descending Triangle 3. Rectangle
Trend following patterns:
1. Pennant
2. Flag
3. Rectangle

Trend reversal patterns:
1. Wedge
2. Head and Shoulders
3. Double Tops/Bottoms

Neutral patterns:
1. Symmetrical Triangle
2. Ascending/ Descending Triangle
3. Rectangle

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Neutral patterns:
1. Symmetrical Triangle
2. Ascending/ Descending Triangle
3. Rectangle
Rectangle
A Neutral rectangle is a range from a meandering market.
Price will drift sideways find itself a high and a low range where it gets stuck..
A Rectangle is price action that you can sandwich between two horizontal lines, support and resistance levels. A neutral Rectangle can occur in the off-sessions or in a market that is preparing itself for upcoming news or some kind of event.
A Rectangle can be very narrow as in a consolidated market, or a little wider where there is actual price movement inside of it. This is the classic formation for a “breakout” type of trade. The breakout can occur when a new market session becomes active, like the London session. It can also breakout as a result of the news release the market participants were waiting for.
The breakout of a Neutral Rectangle can easily be in either direction, so we will prepare ourselves for either a buy trade or a sell trade.

 Ascending / Descending Triangles
This is a pattern that is favored as a continuation pattern, but over the years it have found that there is no edge to this pattern in regards to its ability to keep the market moving.
In a Descending Triangle, price will drop in a bear trend and then take a breather. This resting phase will have price narrowing, but the lows it makes in the formation will be roughly the same while the highs will be getting progressively lower and lower. From here, the market can break out in either direction. The flat bottom and falling highs suggest that the bears have a bigger impact than the bulls, but it's relation to the wedge formation sees the market simply bottoming out and ready for a reversal.
The opposite is true for an Ascending Triangle. The formation comes off a rising market and then starts to form a series of equally high highs, but the lows, however, are progressively higher. This can be both a resting period before the market continues, or a topping out of the price followed by a reversal.























Symmetrical Triangle
This is a patterns that is very similar to a Pennant. The only difference is that the Symmetrical Triangle does not have a pole leading into the formation.
The absence of a pole changes the probability of this being a continuation pattern to a neutral pattern. The price can come from above the pattern or from below the pattern, and even sat times from the side of the pattern. Generally , the market either wanders in the Symmetrical Triangle form above or from below, but it does it with very little conviction. The market will meander into it, but once it does, the range it forms will narrow.
The breakout of the Symmetrical Triangle can occur in either direction. Once it does breakout, it has a good potential to move at least as far as the widest section of the formation.



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Trend reversal patterns:
1. Wedge
2. Head and Shoulders
3. Double Tops/Bottoms
Reversal Patterns
Of course the market can’t move in one direction all the time. It must change direction from time to time. Many small changes in direction are simply pullbacks, but there are also complete reversals. The trick is knowing the difference between the two. A pullback is difficult and usually unprofitable to trade, but there is good money in trading reversals. Knowing a couple of high probability chart patterns will help you decide when you would trade a reversal instead of leaving it alone as a minor correction.
Wedge
This is my favorite reversal pattern. It happens almost every time a decent reversal is about to happen, I watch for it with eagle eyes!
In a bullish reversal Wedge, price must be trending lower. At the bottom of the trend, the last couple of lows are very shallow, almost a kind of bottoming out. The first low is followed by a slightly lower low. The highs however are not as shallow, they keep falling more dramatically than the lows. The opposite is true of the bearish wedge. A topping out of price as price narrows, then the reversal happens.


Head and Shoulders
The Head and Shoulders formation might be the single most popular chart pattern out there. It’s fun to say and fun to trade. There are traders that look for this formation almost exclusively, and they do very well trading it.
The Head and Shoulders is what it sounds like. A bearish Head and Shoulders consists of a high being the left shoulder, followed by a higher high making the head. Finally there is another high that is lower than the head. This is the head and shoulders. The two lows formed by price on either side of the head is called the neckline. A trendline is drawn connecting them and when price breaks below, you have a short trade.





























The theory behind the Head and Shoulders pattern follows the rule of a trend.
In an up-trend, you will find the market makes a series of higher highs and higher lows. In a down-trend, the market makes lower highs and lower lows, a kind of staircase looking pattern.
Head and Shoulders is a bearish pattern and it starts out with a higher high and a higher low. What follows is a lower high, this interrupts the pattern of an uptrend and is the beginning of a downtrend. The Head and Shoulders pattern assumes that the beginning of a new trend direction will have some follow-through.
The bullish version of the pattern is called the Inverted Head and Shoulders.

 Double Tops / Bottoms
Double Tops and Double Bottoms are very common chart patterns, they carry a lot of weight with traders because of their frequency.
A Double Top resembles the letter M.
A Double Bottom resembles the letter W.
With a Double Top, price finds a high, or a level of resistance, and after it's rejected from there, it comes back to test it again. A second rejection from that level will often send price on a larger downward ride.
A Double Bottom is the exact opposite. Price will find level of support that is quickly tested a second time. Once price is rejected again off support, it will take off and move much farther upward the second time.






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Trend following patterns:
1. Pennant
2. Flag
3. Rectangle
Pennants
As the market is pausing, you will find price retracting into a narrower and narrower configuration. The market squeezes itself from both the top and bottom. The Pennant show up just before the market takes off in its original direction.
Making this a Pennant, you will find that market leading into the formation creates a pole, a strong move that leads in to the pattern itself.


Flag
A Flag pattern is a take-a-break pattern as well. It starts off generally with a large quick move forming a fairly steep “pole”. Next comes the Flag formation as it gently moves up and down slightly against the initial move.
To be a true Flag, the formation takes place between two equally separated lines, a small support and resistance channel. The Bear Flag is formed as a slightly rising formation while a Bull Flag is a slightly falling formation.
After a large initial market move, there is a period of “covering”. That basically means traders who were in the initial large move are closing their positions. Some are closing their positions while others are opening new positions in the same direction as the initial move. This simultaneous buying and selling is like a tug-of-war between the bulls and the bears and the market doesn’t have the momentum to move in either way.
Once the open positions are covered, the remaining open positions and with the addition of the new positions will usually force price to take off in its initial direction



Rectangle
A rectangle is a fancy term for a range.
As price slows down after a bigger move, it will want to drift sideways for a bit. This drifting will have price floating up and down as regular business in the world influences price, but it’s pretty stable.
A rectangle is price action that you can sandwich between two horizontal lines, support and resistance levels. You will find this after a big move, but also after the major market participants go to sleep on a smaller timeframe. Rectangles are periods of equilibrium, and others say it’s a period of indecision. Either way it’s a pause in the market that has a clearly defined high and low.
A Rectangle can be very narrow as in a consolidated market, or a little wider where there is actual price movement inside of it. This is the classic formation for a “breakout” type of trade



Saturday 26 January 2019

How to Trade Breakouts Using Trend Lines|Trading with trend lines forex course: The Trend Breaker Forex Trading Strategy

How to Trade Breakouts Using Trend Lines|Trading with trend lines forex course: The Trend Breaker Forex Trading Strategy
1. MACD - The inputs for this indicator are: Fast Length= 12 (represents the previous 12 bars of
the faster moving average), Slow Length= 26 (Represents the previous 26 bars of the slower
moving average), and Signal Smoothing= 9 ( represents the previous 9 bars of the difference
between the two moving averages. This is plotted by vertical lines called a histogram).
2. Simple Moving Averag e- The inputs for this indicator are: Length 8, Offset 0. (Red line )
3. Exponential Moving Average -The inputs for this indicator are: Length 20, Offset 0. ( Blue line )
This strategy also uses three different time frames. They are the 4 hour , the 1 hour , and 15 minute
time frames. This top down approach uses these time frames to identify a trend, find a break out
point, determine an entry point, and execute the trade.
Step One: Identify a trend
First thing you need to do is identify an upward, downward, or sideways trend by switching to a
4-hour and 1 hour time frames. The reason both are used is that it will give you the best perspective
in determining a trend according to this strategy. Draw a trend-line so that 3 points of resistance or
support was touched.
Since this strategy focuses on trends, a trend line will be drawn on the support or resistance lines of
the trend. The criteria for a trend is that there needs to be at least three points of resistance or
support.

As you can see on on the 4- hour time frame below this clearly is a downtrend.
As you can see in the chart above on the 15 minute time frame, the MACD lines were crossed. When
the crossover of the fast length and slow length occurs, this will signal a new trend.This gave an
indication that a trend was breaking. The moving average, and exponential moving average lines also
crossed. So when the MACD lines cross and the simple moving average/ exponential lines cross wait
until the candlesticks go above/below trend line that was drawn in step one, then identify a point of
entry into the trade.
So looking at our example above the criteria was met to go to step three because the SMA and EMA
crossed and the MACD lines crossed. Also the trend went upwards and hit our trend line. This is a
signal to go to step three.
If neither of the indicators cross before the candlesticks close and hit the trend line then do not go
any further because the trade does not meet the criteria of the rules. The indicators need to show
that the trend broke before it touched the trend line.
Note* When our indicators are crossing, the trend needs to be heading toward the trend line that was
drawn in step one. This is because the trend is breaking and a breakout is about to occur. When the
breakout happens we will discuss when to make an entry.
Step Three: Identify a point of entry
Here is a list of the entry criteria:
These 4 things must happen to enter a trade.
1. Simple Moving Average Must Cross below the Exponential moving average.
2. MACD must cross
3. The price must break below or above trend line.
4. After the break of the trendline you must wait for 3 candles to close on the 15 minute chart
before taking your entry.
Now we need to identify a point of entry. To identify a point of entry always use the 15 minute time
frame in this strategy.
So in our example below, we see that there is an obvious stand-off between buyers and sellers on the
trend line.
Once there is at least three candle sticks above or below the trend line, you execute the trade.
In this example there are three candlesticks that fell above the trend line after our indicators signaled
that the trend was broken. At this point you want to make an entry. Again, this must always be done
on a 15 minute time frame to show us that three 15 minute candlesticks closed above or below the
trend line that you drew.


You can clearly see that there are two levels of support in the above example. Use the support levels
to determine the stop loss. The rules were to place the stop loss below the last support level which is
why you see the stop loss below these levels.
Step five: Exit Rules
The plan clearly identified a trend, a breakout point, point of entry, and determined a stop loss. The
final step is to determine the exit point of your trade. This strategy uses 1 risk to 3 reward ratio.
What that mean is you have the potential to make 3 times more than you are risking.
To do this you, the first thing that needs to be done is identifying how many pips there are from your
entry point to your stop loss. So let’s just say you had 24 pips in between these positions. Since we are
using a 1 risk to 3 reward ratio, we would simply multiply the number of pips in between the stop and
entry by 3. This would give us 72.
So 72 pips would be the target number for that trade.
As you can see in the example below, the target was hit with a gain of +72 pips!
The rules were followed, the ratio of a risk of 1 to 3 reward was put in place, and the trading strategy
worked to perfection!
This Trend Breaker Strategy is simple and yet effective. There is no need to stress and worry that you
made the wrong trade. You follow the rules and do not let anything else make you back out of a trade.
If it follows the rules, execute the trade with confidence.
Always remember to only be risking no more than 2% of your account!
This will help you identify daily trends and points where they break. There is no need to force yourself
into a trade. If it does not follow your rules and guidelines then search for another pair to trade.
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Sunday 6 January 2019

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