trizone , youāre a fountain of never ending questions
First thing to do is look at the market conditions, zoom out a bit or switch to the weekly chart, and you can see that market is not trending, just ranging/consolidating about this support level. When the market is not trending the Emaās lose their value as dynamic support and resistance.
So with no trend momentum, it makes the trade a bit more high risk, because we canāt tick the ātrading with the trendā box on our trade check list. What we can tick is strong weekly level and a perfect candlestick formation. I only posted this setup because the support we are looking at is very very significant.
The candle range is 120 pip, thatās a little too much for me. I would look to tighten my stop loss.
Before I go any further, without trying to sound like a sales pitch. Itās no secret now we have a course for sale on a website, I didnāt start the tread to try sell it or anything, this was just a bit of fun, Iāve gotten a few heated emails from people that brought the course and now see me posting in the thread, they are upset because I am giving free info away which they just paid for , which is understandable. So I just want to try keep the thread on a level which doesnāt pee anyone off.
But in this case Ill just briefly explain a method you can use you help you get in on a trade at a good price, itās not hard stuff to work out so Iāll get the ball rollinā for you, hopefully I donāt get anymore hate mail.
So like I said, 120 pip stop is a bit too much. I want to tighten my stop loss, so the risk/return potential of the trade is more appetizing. You can do this by entering via a retracement of the signal candle, whether you draw your fib lines over the candlestick and enter on the 38.2/50/61.8 retrace levels. Maybe enter on a retrace to the nearest s/r level etc etc. Point is there is often a retracement of the candle before the trade takes off, so take advantage of it, then you can just place your stop under the low of the candle and boom youāve just tightened your stop significantly.
However the safest way to enter is on the breakout of the candle, and the safest place for your stop is on the other side of the setup.
I didnāt take this trade personally Iāve already got others going. But you can see how you could of gotten in at a better price by entering in on the retracement, thatās how I would of entered. This setup is definitely is interesting and Iāll be watching it closely. If a bullish trend gets born out of this, then Iāll just wait for a buy signal further up the road