You should analyze Forex by LRA as forex is a mirror of futures.

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Lets look at today's LRA and how it helps us to make money $$$ image image

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Yeah, LRA let us to trade within TPSL levels. Take a look at the table below from the LRA book. image

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

I will try to answer all your questions in order. If you use 10min timeframe or less, there is a lot of "market noise". What does it mean? For example you find the 5 min' support LR (> Sell Open Positions), but the main sentiment (1H & 1D) is Buy or ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Locked-in Range (LR) is a trading range with high volume within TPSL 1 levels. TPSL 1 is determined principally on the basis of: 1) The nearest previous Swing High/Low before the current range (Reason: Technical analysis) 2) High/Low prices of the ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Sorry? Can't show? There are 3 examples in the thread already. Ok. This is the 4 about Crude Oil above. image

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

LRA don't give you the signals to enter and exit, because it is utopia. And everyone who promises to you this is an idiot or just want to earn on you from signals. LRA is bigger than signals, it gives you the understanding of the market and an ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Example: Crude Oil Futures Period: 22 September – 6 October image Let's begin from the simple example. Don't you understand how the LR above is determined?

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Canadian Dollar Support LR in action image

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

2018-01-05 LRA of Canadian Dollar Futures (CAD/USD) Preference: Long positions above support LR 80035-0.79770 & support LR 0.79285-0.79100 with TPSL 2 High as target. image

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Why Do Instruments Correlate? Market correlation is a statistical measure that determines how assets move in relation to each other (positive correlation – same direction; negative correlation – opposite direction). Correlation is not permanent and ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

"locked in only up to their stop levels" you are right and so we use that to determine the prevailing side of open positions, but not all positions closes at TPSL 1 Levels, because the part can close later. And that is why LRA has Degree of ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Why Does Price Change Occur? Instead of creating liquidity, by definition of CME Group, a market maker earns the spread, but earning the bid-ask spread is only possible with the same volume of ask and bid transactions at a constant price; the ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Example: E-mini NASDAQ 100 Period: December 2017 image image So, we use Locked-in Range as support or resistance zone to open new positions or to protect our stop-losses

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Locked-in Range Analysis looks like below: Example: E-mini S&P 500 Period: December 2017 image image

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

It's very simple and and follows from the logic of price changes in the futures markets, where liquidity is provided by market makers The logic means it's not profitable for a market maker to return the price into LR if there is remaining prevailing ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

Have you already studied the method before making similar conclusions? LRA method is fully described in the book called Locked-in Range Analysis: Why most traders must lose money in the futures market (Forex) by Tom Leksey. Capabilities of Market ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

An increase in open interest during the movement of a price within the same trading range leads to an increase in the potential for the subsequent movement of prices after the range breakout: at a strong imbalance – a breakout and movement in the ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

You really cant determine in range, and you really need to wait when price breaks TPSL 1, but then we interest in not the quantity of new open positions but in the quantity of LR's stop-losses.

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)

The LRA time-frame selected for the construction of charts should include the current TPSL levels and the previous trading days at the same time, with a likely significant volume of locked/break-even open positions that influence the formation of ...

Locked-in Range Analysis (LRA)