I am using a 50 ema and 200 ema on the 4h and the 800 ema and the 3600 ema on the 15 min chart. The reason my emas on the Ltf are so high is because they are essentially 4h moving averages which help me enter and helps me try to stay on the right ...

Best moving Average to show trend ?

I feel that I started this thread in the wrong fourum. I have started This thread in trading discussions.

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image price stalled at the pink structure block support and resistance zone twice with nice exhaustion wicks. That’s enough for me to look for Longs in this situation.

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image there is bullish momentum present and price reacted to S/R in a bullish manner so I entered long

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Sorry guys, I forgot to mention that I don’t use Indis. If I do it would be a simple tdi.

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image on this trade I was using support and resistance because the pair was trading sideways to me but entered long on bullish exhaustion wicks because the momentum is bullish if you look back some on the pair. No trendlines needed for momentum on ...

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image on this trade I had used only price action and structure analysis on a weekly timeframe and was confident in the style of analysis I was using so I entered long.

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Support and resistance along with price action and confluence with trendlines. But risk management is key and that takes more planning and discipline than the enter exit part of the strategy.

is there any profitable strategy?

Honestly I think trading can be really simple. I have been trading demo since October ‘17 and I blew two accounts in on my trading journey so far. I have used all types of indicators and searched for a holy grail but I still had negative weeks. I ...

Is trading really that hard?

Price action money management and the weekly open/close level analysis does it for me

95% of the time Price will close above or below the open price