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DislikedDraw levels where the bodies of candles match, ignore wicks, look for "thrust candles" And do the candle account up to levels. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} how u got those signals , could u plz explain and help new tradersIgnored
Disliked{quote} Pretty good example why thrust bars work. They're nothing more than pullbacks which test lower levels (or to take out stop losses); returning back to the trend that's in place. See below {image} Hope this helps BDfx!!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Note where the levels been drawn and check the point where the bars(candles) stopped their retreat - and turning back again. This occur on any TF. So, its a good idea for inexperienced traders to be on the lookout for this before embarking on a trade.Ignored
DislikedA formation consists 9 out of 10 times of 6 candles and can be seen as steps in a staircase. let's take the above screenshot as an example: {image} The count starts off from a recent low. We start counting where the color has changed and it ends with the entry candle. Take note that sometimes you will have to count in the candle just before the change to get to the final candle (6) which is the trade candle)Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi. How did you arrive at the number "6"? I mean, why not 5 or 7? I don't understand the basic assumption behind this number of candles and why it would be the same on every chart's timeframe. Is that simply because, according to your "tests" (if there are any), that is the best probability for a successful trade from X number of X setups on X timeframe on X market. Do you have any statistics for this "system" or can I rather assume that this is not a "system" in the classic sense but simply an individual trade trigger/signal without any...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi. How did you arrive at the number "6"? I mean, why not 5 or 7? I don't understand the basic assumption behind this number of candles and why it would be the same on every chart's timeframe. Is that simply because, according to your "tests" (if there are any), that is the best probability for a successful trade from X number of X setups on X timeframe on X market. Do you have any statistics for this "system" or can I rather assume that this is not a "system" in the classic sense but simply an individual trade trigger/signal without any...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I can't spoon fed everyone who turn up here, if you can't get to grips doing the candle count it's your problem.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why then rather try the pullback option; or will you require a test too in this case? You can test it yourself.Ignored