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Side by Side Break Down DXY VS GBP/USDHello Traders!
Here I give a few more pointers on what to look for when trading.
Main concept:
Find your most recent highs and lows
Find clean lows and highs
Find areas of speed (inefficiency)
Find current trading range (Premium or Discount)
Find PD arrays within range
USD/JPY February IPDA DATA RANGES I.P.D.A Look Back Data Ranges
What does I.P.D.A mean?
Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm is what I.P.D.A stands for.
Who uses I.P.D.A?
I.P.D.A is used by central bank traders because it is how the market is programmed.
When should a trader use I.P.D.A?
It should be used on the first trading day of every month.
Where should a trader use I.P.D.A look back data ranges?
Traders should be using it on the Daily Time frame (1 candle = 1 trading day)
Why should a trader be using I.P.D.A?
IPDA gives a better reference point as to where the markets might reach throughout the new trading month.
Rules
Look back 20, 40, and 60 days on the first trading day of the month (do not include weekends when counting back).
Mark out the highest high and lowest for within 20 day look back period (Find the 20, 40, and 60 Highs; Find the 20, 40, 60 day Lows)
Find the highest high and lowest low within the last 60 days and cut that range in half.
Locate all obvious premium and discount arrays within the respected trading range you cut in half.
Main idea of the concept:
The markets will make a quarterly shift every 3, 4, or 6 months. This sets traders up to anticipate if we get a higher time frame market structure shift. Finding these highs and lows and PD arrays allow us to have more trading context without any indicators.
Disclosure:
I.P.D.A look back data ranges alone does not tell you where to buy and sell. There needs to be a blend of concepts, mainly time and price.
XAU/USD February IPDA DATA RANGES I.P.D.A Look Back Data Ranges
What does I.P.D.A mean?
Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm is what I.P.D.A stands for.
Who uses I.P.D.A?
I.P.D.A is used by central bank traders because it is how the market is programmed.
When should a trader use I.P.D.A?
It should be used on the first trading day of every month.
Where should a trader use I.P.D.A look back data ranges?
Traders should be using it on the Daily Time frame (1 candle = 1 trading day)
Why should a trader be using I.P.D.A?
IPDA gives a better reference point as to where the markets might reach throughout the new trading month.
Rules
Look back 20, 40, and 60 days on the first trading day of the month (do not include weekends when counting back).
Mark out the highest high and lowest for within 20 day look back period (Find the 20, 40, and 60 Highs; Find the 20, 40, 60 day Lows)
Find the highest high and lowest low within the last 60 days and cut that range in half.
Locate all obvious premium and discount arrays within the respected trading range you cut in half.
Main idea of the concept:
The markets will make a quarterly shift every 3, 4, or 6 months. This sets traders up to anticipate if we get a higher time frame market structure shift. Finding these highs and lows and PD arrays allow us to have more trading context without any indicators.
Disclosure:
I.P.D.A look back data ranges alone does not tell you where to buy and sell. There needs to be a blend of concepts, mainly time and price.
NZD/USD February IPDA DATA RANGES I.P.D.A Look Back Data Ranges
What does I.P.D.A mean?
Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm is what I.P.D.A stands for.
Who uses I.P.D.A?
I.P.D.A is used by central bank traders because it is how the market is programmed.
When should a trader use I.P.D.A?
It should be used on the first trading day of every month.
Where should a trader use I.P.D.A look back data ranges?
Traders should be using it on the Daily Time frame (1 candle = 1 trading day)
Why should a trader be using I.P.D.A?
IPDA gives a better reference point as to where the markets might reach throughout the new trading month.
Rules
Look back 20, 40, and 60 days on the first trading day of the month (do not include weekends when counting back).
Mark out the highest high and lowest for within 20 day look back period (Find the 20, 40, and 60 Highs; Find the 20, 40, 60 day Lows)
Find the highest high and lowest low within the last 60 days and cut that range in half.
Locate all obvious premium and discount arrays within the respected trading range you cut in half.
Main idea of the concept:
The markets will make a quarterly shift every 3, 4, or 6 months. This sets traders up to anticipate if we get a higher time frame market structure shift. Finding these highs and lows and PD arrays allow us to have more trading context without any indicators.
Disclosure:
I.P.D.A look back data ranges alone does not tell you where to buy and sell. There needs to be a blend of concepts, mainly time and price.
GBP/USD February IPDA DATA RANGES I.P.D.A Look Back Data Ranges
What does I.P.D.A mean?
Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm is what I.P.D.A stands for.
Who uses I.P.D.A?
I.P.D.A is used by central bank traders because it is how the market is programmed.
When should a trader use I.P.D.A?
It should be used on the first trading day of every month.
Where should a trader use I.P.D.A look back data ranges?
Traders should be using it on the Daily Time frame (1 candle = 1 trading day)
Why should a trader be using I.P.D.A?
IPDA gives a better reference point as to where the markets might reach throughout the new trading month.
Rules
Look back 20, 40, and 60 days on the first trading day of the month (do not include weekends when counting back).
Mark out the highest high and lowest for within 20 day look back period (Find the 20, 40, and 60 Highs; Find the 20, 40, 60 day Lows)
Find the highest high and lowest low within the last 60 days and cut that range in half.
Locate all obvious premium and discount arrays within the respected trading range you cut in half.
Main idea of the concept:
The markets will make a quarterly shift every 3, 4, or 6 months. This sets traders up to anticipate if we get a higher time frame market structure shift. Finding these highs and lows and PD arrays allow us to have more trading context without any indicators.
Disclosure:
I.P.D.A look back data ranges alone does not tell you where to buy and sell. There needs to be a blend of concepts, mainly time and price.
DXY February IPDA DATA RANGES Hello Traders!
I.P.D.A Look Back Data Ranges
What does I.P.D.A mean?
Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm is what I.P.D.A stands for.
Who uses I.P.D.A?
I.P.D.A is used by central bank traders because it is how the market is programmed.
When should a trader use I.P.D.A?
It should be used on the first trading day of every month.
Where should a trader use I.P.D.A look back data ranges?
Traders should be using it on the Daily Time frame (1 candle = 1 trading day)
Why should a trader be using I.P.D.A?
IPDA gives a better reference point as to where the markets might reach throughout the new trading month.
Rules
Look back 20, 40, and 60 days on the first trading day of the month (do not include weekends when counting back).
Mark out the highest high and lowest for within 20 day look back period (Find the 20, 40, and 60 Highs; Find the 20, 40, 60 day Lows)
Find the highest high and lowest low within the last 60 days and cut that range in half.
Locate all obvious premium and discount arrays within the respected trading range you cut in half.
Main idea of the concept:
The markets will make a quarterly shift every 3, 4, or 6 months. This sets traders up to anticipate if we get a higher time frame market structure shift. Finding these highs and lows and PD arrays allow us to have more trading context without any indicators.
Disclosure:
I.P.D.A look back data ranges alone does not tell you where to buy and sell. There needs to be a blend of concepts, mainly time and price.
DXY Asian Session Standard Deviations Hello Traders!
As you can see Monday was heavily bearish and one sided.
We did not get indecisive monday trading session via IPDA True Day.
We are in a weekly premium range and we can see today sold above M.O.P which is the daily premium range.
Tuesday we can anticipate lower price action.
DXY Weekly DrawHello Traders!
If you check the DXY on the Monthly you can see we recently corrected a BISI
Buy side-imbalance, Sell-side inefficiency.
After filling that area price rallied higher.
If we look at the weekly we can see most areas of inefficiency has been balanced.
However, we can see this huge bullish candle which engulfs the last down close candle.
That last down close candle on the weekly before the expansion higher is now a weekly bullish order block.
I am anticipating price to correct itself next week, to further seek higher prices going into February.
High Probability Scalping & Short Term Swing TradingHello Traders!
As you can see this is a simple method of trading short term and long term.
If you study this on your charts on the daily you will see how many setups are offered to you the trader.
As you get better you can also find these setups on the Weekly and Monthly.
Do not ever say I did not tell you about this trading method.
VIX Index vs S&P 500Hello traders!
For those that like stocks this should peek or be interesting to you.
As we know the VIX index and S&P 500 are inversely correlated.
VIX UP means S&P 500 DOWN
VIX DOWN means S&P 500 UP
Look like the S&P 500 has created a market shift. Meaning a swing low on the daily or even weekly has been broken.
The Vix in opposite looks ready to swing higher and it is creating a swing low after breaking a swing high.
Stock may be under pressure to fall.
DXY vs XXX/USD Pairs (SMT)Hello Traders!
It is important to keep in mind what the current DXY Index is doing.
Here I am comparing XXX/USD pairs to the DXY to see if its following its algorithmic pattern.
We know when XXX/USD pairs make a lower low, we should expect the DXY to have made a higher high.
HTF Break down GBPUSD and DXYHello Traders!
I want to start incorporating the HTF in my breakdowns for the week and be like the central banks.
Remember if you are someone who can not make time for the charts the HTF is your best friend.
I tend to enjoy the HTF myself as I develop as a trader. I find more explosive moves and less screen time.
I do not like being a slave to the charts as I want to enjoy other things in life like family, friends, and my hobbies.