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Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

Support will kill down signals. image

Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

Long wicks on M15. Arrow up for buy; arrow down for sell. image

Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

Now check M15 as well for signal down after close.

Signals with Moving Averages

Check M30, may end in doji image

Signals with Moving Averages

When a candle came to an end on a TF, you should start looking for a smaller TF for a signal: Check the time on both charts: image

Signals with Moving Averages

The final signal for entry came from M5; but its impossible for me to post on time. image

Signals with Moving Averages

You wouldn't be always as lucky as in the current case where most of the TFs came forward with a doji.

Signals with Moving Averages

Also note that when a signal appears on a larger TF, the run could go past only one candle on small TFs

Signals with Moving Averages

Note, the signal comes with dojis. That's why it's stated on all TFs - check for dojis - not going to point it out again and again - we all know by now what a doji is.

Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

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Signals with Moving Averages

Time to sell

Signals with Moving Averages

With the current situation we need to follow a different strategy which is very short term. You run the M15 and M5 next to each other. You wait for a bend on M15 and check M5 to do the same, see below: Its better to run the M15 chart in line mode, ...

Signals with Moving Averages