A quick 16R. image

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Hmm, not entirely sure I agree with that. If it's a high scale trade of course sometime it'll take more time to get their orders filled, e.g EURGBP the other day if you look at M1, but knowing that the engulfs are there in all the right scales ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

What I meant is I always plan my trade ahead at specific levels, so there is no way I could sit there and wait to press execute on it. Then it would be random coincidence if my entry and SL were in the exact place they were supposed to be. Also keep ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

It wasn't a TT based on the historic M1 data, it was on the fresh M1 data. I'm not sure I can see where your trade was? The green dotted line on the right side of the chart? A buy? Then I would have to say no. But if it works it works, that's what ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Okay, then I will post more as they come. Here is one I just exited at around 12,5R. Still learning to master my emotions while holding these, so happy to end the day with a profit I'm happy with. Account is up 123% this week, 3/3 won. Of course ...

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Sure ahdat, here are two recent ones. Not sure how my losses will help you, but they happen when I break my procedure, simple as that. There is nothing random, so there are no random losses. When I lose the mistake I did is very obvious, as I assume ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Another quick 15R. Tell me if I should stop posting these, I do it to provide levels that you can use in your own backtests if anyone is interested in trading like this. image image

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Ah, okay, thanks for the reply ahdat! Quick 15R. image image Quick 30R too. image image Quick 15R. image image

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

What does that mean? Who is Salivan?

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Already explained my method of analysis in previous posts, this is the exact same principle. Not interested in giving it out in detail once again. My original entry and SL levels were 1288.33 and 1288.24, but to give myself room for error I widen ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Yes, it will go much higher than where I exited. Edit: I see it did not, at least not without taking out my position. That's why I always prefer to exit at the secure target, which was between those two levels in this chart. In addition I was ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Quick 12.5R. image

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Mobile is my absolute favorite. image image image image

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

hendzwoter, your blatant gloating (just 1 day after portraying a severe lack of knowledge on the subject discussed...) is appalling. Best of luck on your progress, that's the last you'll get from me.

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Just picking random QLs is as accurate as picking a random supply/demand or support/resistance. You need to know where the QM was formed and if we have engulfed a FL in the direction of the QM. I am asking this to try to help you - is this how you ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Hi, it says "touch trade" so that's what it is. It's the origin of the move that brought price up to the 2. touch trade. The 5. is the confirmed trade.

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Now ask yourself why that is, why would the ITs make what is basically a supply/demand/support/resistance, probably some EMA cross shit, fib retracement, basically any strategy that's been pushed out there, level/zone just above/below where their ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Definitely true charvo, practice makes perfect. 'Touch trade' example with target at the opposing FL. image image

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

See, you can't just say "guess not" when something you analyse fail - you need to dig deeper and see why. And asking here on the forum is not the answer to those questions, you need to do it again and again until you see consistency in your ...

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action

Analysing on the phone is so easy due to it's screen size/aspect ratio. image image image image

ReadtheMarket - Supply and Demand with Price Action