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I think it will be much better strategy to wait for H4 to get more blue candles in place. Will take time but will reduce risk and start to build a trend. image

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A break of trend line will put it into orbit. image

Signals with Moving Averages

Turn your focus to M15.

Signals with Moving Averages

M15 needs to get into shape, worrisome at the moment. image

Signals with Moving Averages

Wait for close of H1

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M30 doing well image

Signals with Moving Averages

Maybe we can get a signal on H1, black could switch to left of Yellow at close. image

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look the glitters on H1 image

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I guess not too late to get after close of M15.

Signals with Moving Averages

Sorry guys, was out to get some food before the people starts their protest march against foreigners. Missed a trade on m30 image

Signals with Moving Averages

Won't be able to post short TFs. Too fast

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M15, before I leave: image

Signals with Moving Averages

So, to sum up; we check for candle skips where B is left of Y (which is in 90%+ the case) and we check for glitters. See later

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Check these glitters, you can see no Yellow, Black got it covered completely: H1 image Just a pity the quality of the image is so poor. I can see it clearly but not you. But luckily it become more clear when you click to enlarge.

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H1 image

Signals with Moving Averages

Glitters, where B&Y go as one line creating glitter effect, are obvious the best but also not quite clear right from the start. H1 image

Signals with Moving Averages

More examples. image

Signals with Moving Averages

Important Notice: The black switch (away from yellow) can be best observed at candle skips as you can see below. I suggest we stick to this; other switches are not always as clear as this: image

Signals with Moving Averages

See you just before next H4 candle at 13H00.

Signals with Moving Averages