In this video i will show fractalsin this video i wil show my friends how i am looking for a cfractal break. I dont get it how to do it/.
Wave Analysis
AMN MODEL FOR BTCUSD.This is the most important strategy to use when trading BTCUSD ,because of its volatility.
[Strategy] Trend Re-Entry Strategy using a Stoch and Zero Lag MATrend re-entries can be hard. The difficult part is knowing if price will continue to pull back or will it shift back into the original direction.
This is a strategy with some extra notes to help you understand
1. The Original entry
2. The Re-Entry
3. Is my trend ending
For this you'll need two indicators:
The Zero Lag Multi Timeframe Moving Average
and The Stocashi + Caffeine Crush
In the video I show you how to adjust the settings for a 5 minute chart on both indicators.
Long Entry rules:
You have 3 MAs. The longest one is your support and resistance
The other two are your "trading" and "trending" MAs
If price is above your support and resistance, your trading and trending should be right side up.
If price close in between trading and trending, the stocashi should be at a low point.
It needs to arrive at this low point by previous crossing down through its midline.
**If it did not cross down through its midline, there is no entry here**
Once price closes above the trading MA, you should have a rising stocashi from its valid low point.
During this uptrend, each time price pulls back in between the trading and trending MAs, the Stocashi should be at a valid low point.
Re-enter your long trade as long as:
Stocashi made a valid low
Price is closing above the trading MA
Trading MA is above Trending MA
Trending MA is above Support and Resistance MA.
You can reverse all of these instructions for taking short trades.
Potential Market Flip
If you are getting consistent invalid lows on Stocashi while price is in a correct position, this means you are losing your trend, and you should wait for your price to close below the Support and Resistance MA.
At this point your Trading and Trending MAs should be upside down. They do not always have to be BELOW the Support and Resistance MA.
Gold Longterm Sentiment IndexUpdate 2 indicators:
1: HUI,XAU and GOLD Ratio Analysis
2: Cyber.Gold Sentiment Longterm Index
TT
I wonder when TradingView will ban
publish my indicator.
The platform with the stupid rules.
The relationship between HUI,XAU,GDX
HUI: Gold mining company performance stock
XAU: Gold mining company stock bakjc,metal
GDX: Tracks the performance of the NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index (GDM) including large-cap companies
Source:
byvn.net
seekingalpha.com
Mastering Bitcoin #1In this quick but educational video we delve into the intricacies of Bitcoin's price movements using popular technical analysis tools like Bollinger Bands, Elliott Wave Theory, Triple Moving Average, and Bearish Divergence on MACD and RSI. Learn how these few indicators can help predict what might be ahead for Bitcoin based on current data.
I'm gonna make this into a habit, creating short, educational videos, so expect more of this insightful, bite-sized content going forward.
VARAUSD - How to Find Accurate Pivot Levels For Swing TradesI'm using VARAUSD for this tutorial presentation because that is the coin I am currently trading. In this tutorial I demonstrate how to locate nearly exact pivot points for great entry and exit opportunities to swing trade like a professional. Just remember, the levels need to be updated often. You cannot set them and forget them. Something I did not mention is that order walls MOVE and they move ALOT especially during an active pump or dump. Investors choose to pull order walls deciding not to sell in which case the price will continue up beyond that resistance area. In this regard, update your levels OFTEN. VARA is in a massive squeeze / range bound trading with accurate pivot points can lead to easy wins however, neglect your levels and get left behind!
Mastering XAUUSD Gold Trading: A Trading Plan For Success!🌟 In this video, I share my detailed trading plan and emphasize why a well-structured strategy is 🔑 to success. Learn how to trade Gold 🪙 using a trend continuation approach while leveraging TradingView's powerful tools and features to gain a real edge in the markets. 🖥️✨
Here’s what we’ll cover:
📊 Trend Analysis: A top-down review of market direction to identify opportunities.
📈 Market Structure & Price Action: Key insights into how price moves and behaves.
🎯 Trade Planning: Using higher timeframe support and resistance levels to set stop loss and target points.
🛠️ TradingView Features: Practical tools to refine your analysis and boost efficiency.
This video is an in-depth guide to trading effectively with a proven strategy, enhanced by TradingView's unique capabilities. 🚀 Please remember, this is not financial advice. 📜
Bullish Rally, followed by a seloff in the afternoonOn the blue C wave targets on the lower right.
This is meant to teach EWT elliot wave theory, to give not give trading advice. There is a corresponding Video Idea that goes into more detail. I will update the idea during the day tomorrow.
I''m planning on buying with both hands if BITX /BITC go down on a 28" C wave. any rally will be over by the 1 AM Lunchers Idea I shared with the TV community, the idea that the pit Tradeers go out on 3 martin i lunchs, and ater they return they make a move to take reatil money. this is a tiny part of my "Bilderberg Theory" which I have been trading along with Paper, buying at S6 anbd selling at R6, since 2003 with I ;earne from Giget Sune, who i tradee futures with, and David Elliot the number oner stock chart trainer, awarded by the U.S stock Traders Assocition. 2003-2005 >. i rrally appreciate being given the opportunity to share my knowledge.
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BITCUSD / BITX has exactly the same chart.
Catching Dips any Coin with Spiderline !The Spiderline is a concept in cryptocurrency that refers to a specific strategy or indicator used in technical analysis to identify key support and resistance levels on the price charts of crypto assets, particularly Bitcoin.
This concept is based on retracement levels or structures calculated from historical market data. Here are the key points to understand the Spiderline:
Origin:
It is often used by experienced traders to visualize critical zones where the price has historically reacted (bounced or been rejected). These zones are derived from specific lines on the charts based on previous Bitcoin price movements.
Usefulness:
- Identify support levels: where the price could stop during a decline.
- Determine resistance zones: where the price might struggle to move higher.
- It also helps plan entry and exit points based on the likelihood of market reactions.
Differences from traditional indicators:
Unlike tools like moving averages or the Relative Strength Index (RSI), the Spiderline is more specific to Bitcoin's historical behavior and is often used over longer timeframes.
Associated strategy:
Traders use it to refine their buying or selling decisions, avoid trading against strong trends, and manage their risk effectively.
Credit Inspired by #Cryptoface
Spotting Trends & Unlocking Opportunities in CountertrendDear Traders,
Sometimes my ideas' wording may be weird for you.
This is because I use a quite unique method to find opportunities on the market.
It is not just unique, but quite simple as well.
Best,
Zen
———
Stay Patient, Stay Disciplined! 🏄🏼♂️
Your comments, questions, and support are greatly appreciated! 👊🏼
Understanding Trends and Waves in TradingIntroduction
In trading education, recognising price movements is crucial. Prices move in trends, and these trends move in waves. Understanding these waves is essential for successful trading.
The Two Types of Waves
Impulsive/Primary Trend
Comprises a minimum of five waves.
Dictates the overall direction of price movement.
Corrective/Secondary Trend
Comprises a maximum of three waves.
Provides insights into the ongoing trend.
This phase is the most critical for traders to master.
Conclusion
To trade successfully in a trending market, it’s vital to learn how to accurately count waves. Mastering this skill can significantly enhance your trading decisions. Best wishes for your trading success!
Volume Profile IntradayHow to use volume profile to intraday
Normal distribution in Tokyo ,London and Newyork
Take a look at this strategy"Video Idea: A complete beginner-to-pro guide on using TradingView's advanced charting tools, technical indicators, and customizable features for market analysis. The video will cover setting up your workspace, reading charts, creating trading strategies, and navigating the social community. Perfect for traders looking to maximize their TradingView experience!"
"Video Idea: A complete beginner-to-pro guide on using TradingView's advanced charting tools, technical indicators, and customizable features for market analysis. The video will cover setting up your workspace, reading charts, creating trading strategies, and navigating the social community. Perfect for traders looking to maximize their TradingView experience!"
Can You Use Math to Elevate Your Trading Strategy?In the world of trading, understanding market movements is crucial for success. One of the most effective frameworks for interpreting these movements is Wave Theory, a concept that helps traders identify price trends and potential reversals. By incorporating mathematical projections, traders can enhance their analysis and make informed decisions. In this article, we’ll explore the fundamentals of Wave Theory and demonstrate how to project price movements using wave measurements—specifically, measuring Wave 1 to project the size of Wave 3.
Understanding Wave Theory
Wave Theory, popularized by Ralph Nelson Elliott, posits that financial markets move in repetitive cycles or waves, driven by collective investor psychology. Elliott identified two primary types of waves:
Impulse Waves: These are the waves that move in the direction of the prevailing trend, typically comprising five waves (labeled 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5).
Corrective Waves: These waves move against the prevailing trend and consist of three waves (labeled A, B, and C).
In a typical bullish market, you will observe a series of impulse waves followed by corrective waves. Understanding these waves allows traders to identify potential entry and exit points based on price patterns.
The Mathematics Behind Wave Projections
One of the key aspects of Wave Theory is using mathematical relationships to predict future price movements. A common approach is to measure the length of Wave 1 and use that measurement to project the size of Wave 3. Research indicates that Wave 3 often ranges between 1.0 to 1.68 times the length of Wave 1.
Steps to Project Wave 3:
Identify Wave 1: Begin by determining the starting point of Wave 1 and measuring its length. This can be done by noting the price levels at the start and end of Wave 1.
Calculate the Length of Wave 1:
Length of Wave 1 = End Price of Wave 1 - Start Price of Wave 1.
Project Wave 3:
To project Wave 3, multiply the length of Wave 1 by the desired factor (1.0 to 1.68).
Projected Length of Wave 3 = Length of Wave 1 × (1.0 to 1.68).
Determine the Target Price:
Add the projected length of Wave 3 to the endpoint of Wave 2 to determine the target price for Wave 3.
Target Price = End Price of Wave 2 + Projected Length of Wave 3.
Example: Applying Wave Theory in a Trading Scenario
Let’s say we’re analyzing a stock and identify Wave 1 as follows:
Start of Wave 1: $50
End of Wave 1: $70
Step 1: Measure Wave 1:
Length of Wave 1 = $70 - $50 = $20
Step 2: Project Wave 3:
Using the range of 1.0 to 1.68:
Minimum Projection = $20 × 1.0 = $20
Maximum Projection = $20 × 1.68 = $33.60
Step 3: Determine the Target Price: Assuming Wave 2 has an endpoint of $80:
Minimum Target Price = $80 + $20 = $100
Maximum Target Price = $80 + $33.60 = $113.60
Thus, based on Wave Theory, we would anticipate that Wave 3 could reach between $100 and $113.60.
Wave Theory, combined with mathematical projections, provides traders with a structured approach to understanding market dynamics and predicting future price movements. By accurately measuring Wave 1 and projecting Wave 3, traders can make informed decisions based on calculated price targets, improving their chances of success in the financial markets.
As you incorporate Wave Theory into your trading strategy, remember that no system is foolproof. Always combine technical analysis with sound risk management practices to protect your capital. With patience, discipline, and a strong mathematical foundation, you can leverage Wave Theory to enhance your trading prowess and navigate the markets with greater confidence.
How can you see yourself incorporating mathematical projections like Wave Theory into your trading strategy, and what has been your experience with predicting market movements using these techniques? Let me know in the comments.
Happy trading!
Each Candle Reveals Information About Time, Price, and Space!In this video, I will explain a very important concept and idea in Price Action, and I will provide you with an exercise to help you understand it.
Please comment and let me know your thoughts about it!
Kind regards,
Spaceichimoku
Understanding Sub-Waves in Elliott WaveUnderstand Sub-Waves inside a major wave in a huge part of the Elliott Wave theory.
Each wave weather that's an impulse or correction is made up of smaller subwaves, which either play in the label of I,II,III,IV,V or A,B,C,D,E during a correction.
What are you missing if you only measure time and price?In this video, I am explaing why besides the price and time we need to measure another factor on the chart which is called Sapce.
Please comment and let me know if you want to know more about it.
Avoid Triple ZigzagsIf you see a triple zigzag from a 'pro Elliott Wave analyst,' run and save your money! It's a rare wave pattern and shouldn't be labeled in real-time.
Pattern Recognition Series Episode 1: GOLDHere's an in-depth look at Volume Spread Analysis.
We use tape reading to gauge future price movements based on the magnitude of previous price movements. This helps us determine the driving force of the market and position ourselves on the same side as the large operators within any market.
The key is understanding what VSA allows us to see.
Volume = activity therefore Ultra High Volume (UHV) shows the activity of not only the public but also the Large Operators of that particular asset.
This video shows that the demand in the upward trend channel diminished while the supply increased giving me the confidence to trade in alignment with the largest of the two opposing forces.
By use of Bar by Bar Volume Spread analysis the operator then uses each bar to quantify the upcoming price movement.
Climactic volume is a sign that prices are likely to reverse and that a stopping action has occurred. When analyzing UHV you want to assess the Effort (volume) and the Result(price).
Remember the markets abide by the laws of Supply and Demand, Effort vs Result, Cause and Effect, and the Law of Attraction.
I hope you guys enjoy the video!
Happy Trading!
-J Hair
Transition of Support to Resistance and Vice Versa(Video 6 of 6)During these 6 videos, we explored and analyzed the prevalent trends in the market and how upward and downward trends develop. We introduced methods on how to work with sideways trends.
Additionally, we discussed two scenarios that can enhance the probability of new trend formation.Finally, in this video, we introduced support and resistance zones to enhance your understanding of the formation of market highs and lows and analyzed their relationship with the existing trends.
Thanks for watching!
Video series on the Introduction to Market Structure (Part 5). In this video series, we provide an overview of the formation of highs and lows, and how trends develop in the market. We also introduce and analyze support and resistance zones within charts. Additionally, we introduce a factor that can reinforce the likelihood of forming uptrends and downtrends on the charts.
Video series on the Introduction to Market Structure (Part 4)In this video series, we provide an overview of the formation of highs and lows, and how trends develop in the market. We also introduce and analyze support and resistance zones within charts. Additionally, we introduce a factor that can reinforce the likelihood of forming uptrends and downtrends on the charts.
Video series on the Introduction to Market Structure (Part 3)In this video series, we provide an overview of the formation of highs and lows, and how trends develop in the market. We also introduce and analyze support and resistance zones within charts. Additionally, we introduce a factor that can reinforce the likelihood of forming uptrends and downtrends on the charts.
