Anyone else willing to share their insights on drawing their S/R levels and why this way?
I got the area around 1.0040 to 1.0065 as the common trading zone at that juncture.
If you plot it on the daily & track it back on any hourly timeframe of your choice youāll see how active that s&r band is all the way from January through to when it broke & ran up in May.
Same for the upper area that brackets the 1.0400 round number (1.0390 to 1.0420), where again you can track any hourly timeframe you like to see how the price action got dealt during Mayās trading, which was the only time itās revisited that swing zone from late last year.
Youād do well to keep both those zones on your crib sheet next time the price is dealt on & around there.
Hi Johnathon
i would like to ask how many trades do you do a week?
Hi Ryan,
Iām certainly not Jonathon, but you might find it helpful (via āsearch threadā feature on top):
http://forums.babypips.com/free-forex-trading-systems/42378-forex-price-action-159.html#post360148
Fil.
Thanks Cator,
But from what I have learnt from this thread, we should not be considering lower TFs when drawing S/R on what we look at now (1D - from original Jonathonās link), unless I misunderstand it?
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[/li][li]When drawing Support, do you consider previous barsā highs or rather closes of bullish bars / opens of bearish bars?
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Fil.
The example I posted is a Daily timeframe chart. I havenāt mentioned plotting support & resistance zones from lower timeframe charts at all.
The reason I mentioned tracking the price back on an hourly timeframe was purely to offer you a close-up view of how the price interacted with the zone over that period of time.
I go back as close or as far as the zone dictates.
If itās an active zone then the chart will tell you how important it is, or not.
Both.
If price was dealt or traded within the area Iāve identified then itās valid in my book, which is why support & resistance should always be considered as a band or zone of potential activity rather than a precise line. But thatās just my view, others may have a different slant on it.
I very much second this. Although I do draw lines for my S&R I do pretty much view them as āzonesā and give price some leeway in approaching them. Price doesnāt have to hit my line to the pip for me to consider trading it.
Hi guys!
I spotted this and just want your opinion.
My criteria:
- Trend is up so am trading with the trend.
- At a swing low
- At an S/R area.
- Pinbar. But only I donāt know if you would call this as sticking out from the rest. Or if you guys would consider this a pinbar.
Thoughts?
Not really because anyone who entered would have been stopped out before it went lower. The top of this what you call Pin Bar was taken out making the trade invalid.
Thanks for your observation and explanation. Much appreciated.
Hi there!
From my point of view it isnāt a valid signal, at least itās not for me. Technically it is a PB, but look how small it is compaired to previous bars. Iām not at my charts right now, so I canāt really comment about the sup/res line u have shown (altho it isnāt that significant as I can remember, when I was checking charts on friday), but looks like u would be traiding into the BRN 0.8000 if u took long position there.
Anyways these are just my thoughts and the price may still retrace.
Safe trading,
Richard
On the AUDUSD 1hr chart there is a long engulfing bar following the downward trend. It has just formed.
How about this? Iām not gonna question its validity cause it worked no matter how small it is. But when do we say itās small or big enough? And when do you say an area is significant? Thx.
Hi highspeculation, thanks for posting a possible trade idea, will improve your trading alot!
Just one question: do you consider it A+? If yes/no, kindly post why you think that
Cheers!
Hi Sicnarf!
Iām gonna answer this later, when I get home, but if u carefully read every post and every page in this thread, u should understand, when ādo we say itās small or bigā and also where u can find the significant sup/res area. Anyways as I said, Iām gonna try to explain this, when I get home, if someone hasnāt answered it already till then.
Richard
Hi Dudest,
In honesty I am not experienced enough to rate it. I think just by going on the chart (which I canāt share unfortunately) that it is a good signal but maybe not an A+. I know that we should only look at strong signals.
I am also following fundamental events but I should keep those out of this thread as we are discussing pure Price Action signals here.
Alrighty! Im up to page 50 already of the whole thread. Still a long way to go. Will just wait for your answer. Thx!
BTW Sicnarf, which pair is this and are u using NY close charts? And as I can see itās daily TF right?
Richard