Disliked{quote} You are doing great. I would like to know what you are doing, calculating. I have not traded cryptocoins.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} You are doing great. I would like to know what you are doing, calculating. I have not traded cryptocoins.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks, I will try to read in more detail your topic. Are you trading by buying the cryptocurrencies in real or just trading just the numbers of it?Ignored
Disliked{quote} do you trade using charts like that or simple candle stick chart without any thing on it?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Depends on the market you trade. Crypto Futures - Always look for short positions on pullbacks and enter when volume gives the signal. Candle stick shapes irrelevant. DOW / S&P. / NASSY - Use candle shape patterns for the setup but only enter if the move is supported by Delta. When I talk about candle shape, It’s all about Wick Rejection then entering on agreeable Delta confirmation. Therefore naked candle chart with a seperate Time & Sales window. Here we are mainly trading Crypto so NO candle patterns, targets or colourful lines please....Ignored
Disliked{quote} About only shorting crypto features, does that depend in the Market condition (bullish/bearish), or it's always only looking for shorts?Ignored
Disliked@ryuryu Why no entry where I marked in black with the vertical line? 1) price above EMA6 high --> Yes 2) you have distance from other EMAs --> Yes 3) you have delta flip --> Yes Maybe because your indicator at the bottom (I'm guessing is volume) is still orange? Thanks {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} As you see there was gray mark. Marks for short are: dark green, light green, gray and light gray. Best are dark green. The probability is the best. Next is green and so on. Of course if you wish you can take dark green, green and gray. They are good. But there are so many coins around so there is no need to jump into any signal. But you right it was very good place to enter, because the distance was very big (red line), the volume was huge. The only thing that was not met is the volume of flip. It is easy to say now that it was good place,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Depends on the market you trade. Crypto Futures - Always look for short positions on pullbacks and enter when volume gives the signal. Candle stick shapes irrelevant. DOW / S&P. / NASSY - Use candle shape patterns for the setup but only enter if the move is supported by Delta. When I talk about candle shape, It’s all about Wick Rejection then entering on agreeable Delta confirmation. Therefore naked candle chart with a seperate Time & Sales window. Here we are mainly trading Crypto so NO candle patterns, targets or colourful lines please....Ignored
DislikedLet's talk about volume again. How to check the volume of an asset in $? And why it is important. How to check: You must multiply average volume on current asset price (ask, or big - doesn't matter much). For example: {image} GMTUSDT, average volume is 265474, in $ it is 315171$ Why this is important? Because on forex and especially on demo forex you can trade literally billions. Like guys trading 5-10 lots on GU, where 1 lot > 100000$. In real life everything has its limits. I prefer trade 1/100 of asset volume. It helps to "hide" your trade. For...Ignored