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I'm going to explain Wyckoff to you in a simplified manner and show you how you can use it for entries & exits. What is Wyckoff? Large market orders by huge entities come in gradually. If the market only consisted of buying and selling, it would be too easy to make money as it would be too predictable. So instead, orders are injected into the market via an...

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I’m going to show you a simple trick you can use to make your MA strategy effective. For most traders, identifying the trend is hard. Using a moving average might be the best solution because of its objectiveness. (because we are using pure math when using MAs) The common way to trade MAs is to buy if price is above the MA and to sell if price is below the...

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Timeframes are crucial. If you get them wrong, the ENTIRE strategy fails. But If you get them right, you can earn a good amount of money. So, let me show you the best ones to trade on. Timeframes are broken into 3 scopes: 1. Macro - This is where you’ll look at a higher timeframe and extract your bias from. It’s your foundation. 2. Micro - This is where you...

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Most people have traded with moving averages. They end up being frustrated and losing money. That’s because they’re not using them correctly. I’m going to show you how to use moving averages the right way. Where it works and where it doesn’t To get good trades using moving averages, there’s just 1 thing to do. The thing you need to do is move to a higher...

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Once you understand liquidity, you understand how the market moves and where it might go next. Let me break it down simply (for beginners): Your objective, as a retail trader, is to know where the market is going to go. Once you know where it’s going, you can make money by taking a buy or a sell. So, how do you know where it’s going to go? One fundamental way...

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This is an example of how you can use Elliot Waves to enter a trade. The bigger wave is wave (1) which consists of 5 waves. Now, for wave (2), a WXY pattern happened in a parallel channel. It can also be called a double three pattern. Wave (2) reached 50% of wave (1). 50% - 60% is typically where corrections end. After that, we can see a sharp rise up. This is...

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Here are the entry conditions in detail: Before getting in a trade, find your trend confirmation signals. They let you know which direction the market is moving in. Trend confirmation signals (for a buy): - 2 candle lows above the cloud (shows that the trend has changed) - Lagging line above the cloud - Price/Lagging line has to be above the trendline Trend...