Forex Price Action

Hallo dreamerz!, and welcome!

Looking forward to your chart and discussion :slight_smile:

Cheers!


Cable H4, massive BUEB from swing low and D1, W1, MN SR

Hallo again,

If you’re not having much success, switch to higher timeframes ( H4 --> D1 ), particularly D1 [ more realiable + fosters better trading mentality ]

Even when trading from H1, it is best to mark the S/R levels from D1, then look for Hx trades at those same levels.



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not a swing low on my end…and also bunch of choppy candles

what do you mean its not a swing low? the open of the bar is at a swing low no? and the bar has gone through the traffic already

I also think that the movement was produced by a news:
UK Retail Sales 2.8% m/m & 6.1% y/y vs 0.3% m/m & 3.2% y/y expected in Dec

I think he meant the daily swing low on my red area.


Aaah, touch trading :slight_smile:

I do it at times (as a personal twist to what I’ve learned from this thread); with Johno’s method, the level (area) comes first, so one gets to build a good feel on which levels are more key than others.

That’s said, starting off with touch trading can burn you pretty first, the SLs can build up pretty quick.

I’d recommend learning to trade off PA signals first (profitably), then you can explore the touch-trading aspect more in-depth after that [ I bet you you will find it much easier coz now you’ll ‘see’ better ]

Cheers

yes it probably was news but news causes an awful lot of the PA signals that we trade. waiting for the signal after news isn’t the same as trading the news itself. also its off 1.6300, its 8 pips higher but historically that level is very strong


That’s the idea!

Johnathon teaches 3 price action setups in this thread: Engulfing Bars, Pinbars, and 2-Bar Reversals

The idea is to wait for a PA signal at a key level to CONFIRM that price wants to change direction ( as opposed to touch-trading where you have fewer odds in your favour ).

The PA signal stacks the odds of a successful trade in your favour.

Cheers

The rule of thumb is to trade ranges only from the extreme points ( top & bottom ); more odds in your favour that way

Cheers

Post #5
[ # How many A+ setups (on average) can we expect per month? ]

NOTE: these are based on H4 and D1 trades only.

With an MT5 chart ( see Post #8 ), the number of trades per time increases ( due to additional timeframes ).

Cheers


the 1.6300 level zoomed out on daily

Pointers:

Strip the indicators off your chart, and work with a clean chart only

Read up on PAGE 1 of the thread, on the types of PA setups we trade ( EBs, Pinbars, 2BRs ).

Criteria for the setups + entry and SL are included.

Cheers

In a massive down-trend like AUDUSD, you are safer looking for SHORTS (you’ll have the momentum on your side)

Good show mate!

The links on the first page will set you off good!

Cheers

Hey abc,

Not the best of 2BRs to be honest, + sitting right on support

Cheers

I concur. After I learned Mr. Fox’s method and stick to it for 6-7 months, it had laid down a very solid foundations for me. Today, when I go read other method/threads, I have a much easier time understanding them compare to when I was starting out.

Hallo juan!, and welcome to the thread :slight_smile:

I have the same spike in my charts. It was near NY-close.

I don’t read mischief into it. My first thought when I say your chart ( + time ) is: low liquidity, which leads to spreads widening, and orders being filled where the next available pocket of supply/demand is. That’s why price can jump 10’s or 100’s of pips in seconds, ESP during low liquidity times ( like market closing/opening or NEWS announcements ).

In the big picture: that is not necessarily a sign that anyone (banks,etc) is betting the price long. And given that the AUDNZD has been in a down-trend, it would be a better play to look for shorts when price pulls back (instead of looking to go long against all that momentum)

Cheers!

Not for me; my S/R (for longs) is lower ( around 1.6250 ).

Are you taking it?

Cheers