Quite a lot of traders in here made this trade in here I see so great job with this trade. It really was huge compared to the rest of the price, it was from a low in the up-trend and it clearly stood out like a sore thumb as we always go on about. Price was always going one way with this one. It was a question about risk and trade management.
as others have said; not this is not valid as does not fully engulf previous candle.
Heya Zubairratul,
because price to be a valid engulfing bar has to fully engulf at least one previous candle/bar. Your saying it looks like it does, but all it engulfs is the previous body of the previous candle, it does not engulf all of the previous candle. To completely engulf the candle it needs to have a higher high and a lower low, this includes wicks and candles.
The reason we bang on and on about it and I have posted about taking the break in this thread over at least 40+ times is for this very reason, however hopefully this trade can yet still turn around for you into a winner and it can be the scare you need to never make the mistake of not waiting for price to close and then setting pending orders. Remember: The pin bar is not a confirmed pin bar until it has broken. Most traders arenât so lucky and they take on buckets full of losses, with loss after loss with retrace entries on pin bars time after time until they finally work out that taking retraces on pins is like banging your head against the wall; it only feels good when you stop doing it.
There is some resistance around the high of this pin and that is why this pin bar was created in the first place, obviously price moved higher and into the resistance and the sellers move in to snap price lower creating the pin so when price moves higher there is every chance price may yet hold again as resistance. Who know?
Good luck, but I do know you should not have to be worrying about it either way!
most of your chart is zoom in but some of the chart lie this is zoom out
when we will mark our support and resistance line should we need to zoom out our chart lie this?
these are 2 pairs that I like to trade this week .
Gbp/cad :
very big pinbar rejecting swing high . FTA is quite away . itâs counter trend setup and we should be caution .
Aud/cad :
weekly : itâs rejecting a very very strong resistance level as itâs clear on the chart. as dudest sayd price closed below 1.000 (vbrn)
Daily : pinbar rejecting this level , my only concern is a little traffic .
I havenât decided to take both of them or gbp/cad .
any idea ?
If your going to pull old posts our in isolation your going to end up super confused like you are here.
You need to read them in context with what the rest of the other replies have said to make sense of them. I was not clarifying, but asking a question. I have gone right back through these posts now for you and will post the conversation out;
Basically all I was saying was that it did in fact close in the last 1/3 of the candle. Thatâs all.
Basically; you donât just follow blindly. As a price action trader you watch the price and the clues and use these to work out the story of each chart. This chart had slowly been forming a base which often happens with trend reversals and then we saw a key break of resistance. Once this happened I stopped looking for short trades to then long trades. As explained with a ton of the links on the front page it is very important what trend we trade with and as a lot of traders get wrong every day; trading with the overall trade is the wrong way to go for our particular trading. We need to get with the short term trend.
There are a ton of links on the front page that I think you will love and will really help you.
NZD/USD has printed a 2bar and a BEEB.
Price sold of from last weeks small pin-bar and has broken through the 0.83 figure.
May be headed for the bottom of the range at 0.81 if price holds under 0.83.
@Risk-splitting: something like that.
â> Either: Enter one trade with full risk ( e.g 3% risk per trade )
â> Or: Enter several correlated trades with total risk equalling that of a single full-risk trade ( e.g 3 trades, 1% risk per trade, total 3% risk )
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@Pending orders: we [B]ALWAYS[/B] use sellstops and buystops to enter trades. A setup is only confirmed when price breaks it ( e.g a bearish pinbar is only confirmed when price breaks its low ).
So if youâre planning to take a bearish setup, you set a sellstop below the low of the pin (include a few buffer pips) [ and vice-versa for bullish setups ]. You will also be saved many losing trades that were not triggered by doing this.
Thanks very much for your guidance. I have attached the chart for USD/CAD. I believe it is a good set up for shorting, as:
It is coming from swing high
bearish Pin bar at the top
I believe the R:R is not good but since the top resistance stands true for both weekly as well as daily, so in my view it should be a safe trade. Please advise?
I am pretty new and this is the first setup I am thinking to trade. Your valuable comments are much appreciated.
hi dudest
several days ago you said eur/aud is an a+ .
a question. what type of trade is this ? I mean , itâs not a continuation market, itâs not a counter trend market ,what I think is that itâs an important SR level ? right ? there are some traffic , how much we should care about this ?