Since I trade the daily charts most of the time, I run my stops according to daily
chart price action setups and to the dynamics of the daily chart price action.
Not exact matches
Combo
Setup — The stock must have a combination of great earnings growth and strong technical
price action (some type of bullish
chart pattern).
There are different factors of confluence that we can watch for, but in the
chart below I am showing you
price action setups that formed at key support and resistance levels in the market; support and resistance are each a factor of confluence.
Note, I have shown you two more
price action setups in the
chart below; the pin bar strategy and the fakey trading signal.
Next, we need to get our
charts setup for optimal
price action trading.
In this video trading lesson, I discuss how I use the «fakey
price action pattern'to make money trading GOLD and the next «potential trade
setup» I see setting up on the GOLD
chart.
I want to go over a few
charts of real - world recent examples of
price action trade
setups.
As we can see in the
chart below, you can place your stop loss near the 50 % level of the consolidation range or on the other side of the
price action setup; in the example below it was a pin bar.
We are looking at the AUDUSD daily candle stick
chart in this video and are going to walk through an inside bar / pin bar forex
price action signal trade
setup.
Although the daily
chart is useful for seeing short - term trends, trade
setups on the monthly timeframe can be more explosive, especially when they align with bullish
price action on the weekly and daily
chart intervals.
You should really dedicate yourself to learning all the nuances of one
price action setup at a time on the daily
charts, once you do this and are making money consistently on a demo account you can then move on to the next
price action setup.
The
charts below show the technical buy
setup in XLU prior to our entry: The
chart below shows the subsequent
price action after our entry: On March 9, XLU trigered a buy entry and was added to the model portfolio of The -LSB-...]
Indeed, a big portion of my trading theory revolves around waiting patiently for an obvious
price action setup to form at a key
chart level as the market retraces back to it.
The point to take away from the above two
charts, and the main point of this article, is that trading
price action setups from confluent points in the market is the best thing you can do to improve the probability of your trades.
The dramatic visual contrast from one forex candlestick to the next enables traders to spot repetitive
price action setups in a dramatically easier and more enjoyable manner than using standard bar
charts or line
charts.
If you would like to learn a very clean, effective, and common sense way to trade the forex market with candlestick
charts and my proprietary take on
price action setups, you might want to check out my forex
price action educational material.
The next thing you should notice about the example
charts above is that the various
price action setups that I teach are much easier to spot and thus take advantage of on a forex candlestick
chart.
This process of mastering one piece at a time should be repeated until you have mastered all aspects of your Forex trading strategy, in the case of my
price action trading strategies it means mastering one of the
setups that I teach at a time, on the daily
chart, before learning a new one.
You really don't have to take my word for it though, check out some of my free forex videos, forex strategies, or follow my free daily forex trading commentary if you would like to see for yourself just how powerful forex candlestick
charts combined with my
price action setups can be.
You are going over what happened while you were sleeping, looking at how the
price action of your favorite markets reacted near key
chart levels or if any
price action setups formed in - line with the trend.
Especially considering some of the
setups come from
price action patterns, I know using NY close
charts will result in better performance.
We are looking at the AUDUSD daily candle stick
chart in this video and are going to walk through an inside bar / pin bar forex
price action signal trade
setup.
Then, if we see a
price action signal there, we know we are seeing a
setup form in a very high - probability area on the
chart.
As we can see in the
chart below, you can place your stop loss near the 50 % level of the consolidation range or on the other side of the
price action setup; in the example below it was a pin bar.
You should really dedicate yourself to learning all the nuances of one
price action setup at a time on the daily
charts, once you do this and are making money consistently on a demo account you can then move on to the next
price action setup.
In this video trading lesson, I discuss how I use the «fakey
price action pattern'to make money trading GOLD and the next «potential trade
setup» I see setting up on the GOLD
chart.
Below is a
Price Action Forex Trading Strategies Video Tutorial — Looking at the GBPJPY 4 Hour
chart, I talk about using the 3 step filter process for finding Forex trades with a strong confluent «hot point» which produces high probability forex trades, and good risk reward trade
setups.
In this video we are looking at a GBPJPY daily candlestick
chart and a
price action reversal
setup off the 147.00 level that alerted us to the trading opportunity in this market.
I discuss
price action trade
setups,
chart analysis and commentary on at least 5 different markets including major currency pairs, commodities, and stock indices.
I simply use my ability to read and interpret the overall market structure to find high - probability
price action setups, and I watch for these obvious
price action setups forming at key
chart levels.
They simply use their
price action chart reading skills to determine the most logical and probable near - term market direction and then look for
price action setups that agree with it.
When you combine my
price action setups with a thorough knowledge of risk reward implementation and a mastery of trading plain vanilla
price charts, you will begin to think like a professional trader.
Indeed, trading
price action setups from horizontal levels is the «core» component of my trading theory and strategy, and if you were to take away only one thing from my website it would be that you can learn to trade the market effectively by simply drawing the core levels on your
charts and waiting for obvious
price action signals to form around them.
What I am saying is that a New York close will give you a clean
chart to trade from, making it easier to identify key levels and valid
price action setups.
Now compare the above
chart to the exact same
chart below with nothing but pure
price action setups and support and resistance levels marked.
Set aside a regular time each day that you spend looking at the daily
charts of a few major currency pairs, any
price action setup that is at a confluent level and well - formed will likely stick out like a sore thumb.
The arrows in the
chart above each mark a
price action setup that I teach, if you had been trading this uptrend in gold last year you would have obviously been much better off just trading the
price action rather than trying to over-analyze and over-complicate everything with a bunch of messy indicators all over your
charts.
Note, I have shown you two more
price action setups in the
chart below; the pin bar strategy and the fakey trading signal.
There are different factors of confluence that we can watch for, but in the
chart below I am showing you
price action setups that formed at key support and resistance levels in the market; support and resistance are each a factor of confluence.
I want to go over a few
charts of real - world recent examples of
price action trade
setups.
After you've removed all the indicators and other unnecessary variables from your
charts, you can begin drawing in the key
chart levels and looking for
price action setups to trade from.
In the
chart below we can see examples of one of my favorite
price action trading strategies, the pin bar reversal
setup.
If you want to learn more about how I trade «Low - Frequency»
price action strategies on the Daily
Chart time - frames; check out my
price action trading course and member's community; my trading philosophy is based on trading only the highest - quality
price action trade
setups, which means less trades and less stress!
We will discuss how to get your
charts setup with a white background for clean
price action forex trading in the next section.
Indeed, a big portion of my trading theory revolves around waiting patiently for an obvious
price action setup to form at a key
chart level as the market retraces back to it.
Next, we need to get our
charts setup for optimal
price action trading.
If you have a
price action setup that's in - line with the trend, as the pin bar in the
chart below, that's also considered a point of confluence.
Once you've got your desired
chart open, you want to get it
setup for clean
price action trading.
Also, as a
price action trader focusing on the daily
chart, we need to see the
price action setup close out on the daily
chart before we can correctly identify it as a
price action signal, and it's at the daily
chart close that many significant
price action setups form.
In this video we are using the 50 day ema dynamic resistance area along with the pre-mapped resistance areas that I drew on this
chart to watch for confluent areas to trade from and to watch for
price action setups to form near.