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Friday Re-cap11/20/22
Slow Friday but nice movement if you were able to catch it. Here is my Friday views as well as a little preview of some scenarios that could play out for the S&P. Of course this is just my degenerate view and video is for my personal journaling, no financial advice take it with a grain if salt.
3% Take Profit.Missed one trade and got to another. Buying at almost premium.
From the moment I missed the trade, I was waiting for FVG creation. Price did retrace to FVG but consolidated for some time. It tool longer then I anticipated but in the end, everything worked out.
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NAS100 1h Short SellI have interest in this orderblock/Supply zone. It has a great expansion or drop away from the level and it even left behind a fair value gap. But if price continues breaking swings to the downside, I will promptly lose interest in this sell set up. The drop, whether price retraces or not, is supported by the daily time frame where it seems that price is heading for a huge fair value gap to fill.
Probability for 14/11/22 If you look at D TF and use Fib you will notice that price will continue to go down. If you drop to 1H TF then you'll see price retested to what was support and now became resistance. I'll go for small scalp Long today on 15min TF and after that, I'll go short once I get setup.
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Prediction for 10/11/22I think there is no rocket science, the price will go up or down. today I have difficulties predicting where the price will go. To me, I see FVG below on 4h TF and 1H TF. it looks like due to the downtrend price will go down and I do go short with a stop loss must. London Kill Zone doesn't give me much of a signal or setup at the moment. I guess that whole action will be reserved for the NY session.
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New York Open Killzone Explained | Real Trading Concepts8:30 in the morning NY Time is what your eyes
👁️👁️ should be on. This time of day unleashes huge volatility in the market that you can take advantage of if you know how to benefit from it.
Price at this time likes to entrap a lot of retailers to revers against them and take stoplosses.. Every day at this time..A Lot of news, a lot of volatility, and clear direction and price movements..
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London Open Killzone Liquidity Build and FVG Hello Traders! What I shared with you happens on most days of the week and is a super easy way to get trdaes that are highly probable..
London Open Killzone time is: from 3:00 AM to 5:00 AM New York Time.. (though it could extend a bit further)..
What we should be looking for is this scenario:
We have a clear liquidity area..(single or double lows/relative equal lows) and time is London Open Killzone and we have reached liquidity area.. on this case we expect price to reverse and we look for a confirmation (in this case a "Fair Valie Gab")..
Note that:
I recommend using 15-min chart to spot liquidity area and for looking at how price is performing..
And once we get into a liquid area, we should go lower (5-min_1-min) charts to look for FVG..
Hope you find this helpful 😃
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SPX BUY & SELL Setup 10/24/22If we get back near the daily opening price I'll take a partial on the buy setup and just leave the rest of the Buy and Sell in. Up and down day, we've swung 700+ pips 3 times so far today.
Took Partials on both of the setups and leaving the rest in with the stops in profit.
SPX bullish FVG example with pendings4H+FVG entry (pending order)
Entry at the high, middle, and low with risk on each set 0.25% for the high, 0.50% at the middle and 1.0% at the low.
Initial stop loss below the candle that created the FVG or below the last swing low. In this case I used the FVG candle low.
If the high failed to be taken out, close partials, make sure stop is in profit or BE, and look for the middle and low entry execution as long as news doesn't impacts price action.
High taken out with an impulse candle.
Low made within a bullish point of interest in the form of a fair value gap.