Sentences with phrase «just trading the price action»

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.

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Such price action indicated that a momentum - based breakout above the highs of the trading range was likely to occur in the coming days, so we added $ EPU to our «official» Wagner Daily trade watchlist as a potential buy entry, just in time to catch the December 31 breakout.

As always, if you have any questions about trading just email me here, and if you want to learn more about how to trade with price action then checkout my price action trading course for more info.

I agree with this totally and my price action trading strategies and trading philosophy reflect the belief that all fundamentals are factored into price and you can save a lot of time and stress by just learning to analyze price and avoiding forex news and fundamentals.

Stops can't just be placed randomly nor placed based on the position size you want to trade, they need to make sense and be in the context of the price action trade signal / setup and also in the context of the current market dynamics.

«The notion that's driving the price action is not just the geopolitics, which could yet trigger a trade war (or an actual one), but the relatively strong determination of the Fed to continue its path of rate increases,» said Ian Lyngen and Aaron Kohli, fixed - income strategists at BMO Capital Markets, in a note.

I always wondered how i could day trade and keep my day job, i actually thought of quitting my job to concentrate on Trading but your articles have really changed the way i view the markets, I just relax and wait for price action signals.

Im just heard this trading with price action..

Today's lesson was just meant as a general guide of how to logically and effectively place stop losses and targets on select price action trade setups, I discuss different entry scenarios and more trade setups in my trading course and members» community.

It's like you are gambling on the price change, however, because it's based on real world actions (and not just a dice roll or flip of a card) anyone trading Binary Options will feel more in control as they can make decisions based on research.

Thanks Nial, I can honestly say that since trading your price action stategy, it has turned my trading around.Gone are the stochastics and macds, just clean charts now, and I'm able to read the price action much better.I just have to now discipline myself to use longer timeframes for set ups, and 5 minute only for entry and exits.

However, I know from emails that I get that a lot of people who follow me think that «price action trading» means trading any old price action setup; they seem to totally ignore the market context that the setups occur in, which is actually just as important, if not more than the individual setup itself.

Stops can't just be placed randomly nor placed based on the position size you want to trade, they need to make sense and be in the context of the price action trade signal / setup and also in the context of the current market dynamics.

Price action trading is more than just price patterns like Engulfing candlesticks and Head & ShoulPrice action trading is more than just price patterns like Engulfing candlesticks and Head & Shoulprice patterns like Engulfing candlesticks and Head & Shoulders.

But, fear can work against us too, by causing us to not enter a good price action trade setup only because we are «afraid» of losing money, perhaps because we've just had a series of losing trades.

What you need to do is take into account not just the price action setup you're considering trading, but the overall market context that it has formed in.

Some traders are trading 12 trades a week or even per day, this is just lunacy and is more characteristic of a drunk gambler at a casino than a skilled and calculating price action trader.

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.

This is just one of the forex price action trading methods I discuss in my trading course.

I have actually tried this strategy twice with price action and it has worked because my trades were really successful making my profit targets for the week just overnight.

This is one of the best articles you have ever written and the «blind entry» just completes the puzzle and closes the gap that has always constrained my price action trading strategy!

Once you get more experience and familiarity with these levels, your eyes will begin to instantly be drawn to them on a daily price chart, and you'll start to feel more confident in your ability to analyze and trade with just raw price action and levels.

This trade entry decision included the uptrend and then the bullish price action signal confirmation, the stop is placed just below the low of the pin bar

This, just like also false breaks trading, is a great add to pure price action trading.

it has taken me a long time to work out my trading style and many years of frustration, not to mention heaps of $ $ $ $ but something in the way you explain this price action just made the penny drop for me so THANK YOU for that.

This is just plain old visual observation of a market's naturally occurring price action... no mumbo - jumbo trading systems or magic - bullets here.

Thanks Nial, I can honestly say that since trading your price action stategy, it has turned my trading around.Gone are the stochastics and macds, just clean charts now, and I'm able to read the price action much better.I just have to now discipline myself to use longer timeframes for set ups, and 5 minute only for entry and exits.

Today's lesson was just meant as a general guide of how to logically and effectively place stop losses and targets on select price action trade setups, I discuss different entry scenarios and more trade setups in my trading course and members» community.

Just like price action signals, you need to qualify any support or resistance levels that you are relying on in order to make trading decisions.

So from here, the best potential trades will likely be to buy gold if prices pull back towards that 1295 - 1300 major level... we would either wait for a price action buy signal, or we could just blindly jump in.

Regarding the trading screen time, I would rather say the 1 hour is just for trading purpose, and more time will be spent on reading, studying or may be looking at historical charts say to reinforce our internal mind recognition of price action patterns!

thank u so much for all ur educational tips, really, price is the king, and every trading strategy is simply a derivative of price, so it really makes sense to focus on price action formation, not just in the air, but at key levels.trading is not really that difficult, what is difficult about trading is mastering urself and sticking to ur trading plan.

I am not talking about trading price action, but just reading it.

Eventually, through trial and error, logic and commonsense, I realized the markets were best traded by just analyzing the naked price action of the charts that had been staring me in the face the whole time.

Using price action is to me the best way to trade because it is simple it is therefore me who makes it complicated and through time patience routine discipline and having a mentor like yourself has been the difference between looking for quality trade set ups and just guessing which is I can't control what the market is doing but I can control how I trade in the markets.

In closing, I would just like to say that I get feedback from my member's all the time; emails and testimonials from people who truly are turning the corner in their trading, not because they are professional full - time traders, but because they have stopped the bleeding and are starting to see the power of effective money management and price action trading in combination with one another.

Very good article Niall and timely for myself as I have been reviewing my trading over the past couple weeks and it's very apparent that I'm trading too much with the wrong ratio's but on the plus side I'm getting to grips with price action as I'm getting the winners just not letting them run.

There are times when there's just cause to interfere with your trades, such as a giant pin bar reversal that forms counter to your position, or some other opposing price action.

The technique is to look for price action setups that form near the moving averages and place your stop loss just below the low / high of the price action setup, which will likely be on the opposite side of the moving average from the direction we are trading.

This is just one of the many methods that I use to trade the forex market, if you would like to learn more about how I trade the market with my unique price action strategies then please take a look at my price action forex trading course.

If you will just slow down and focus on trading like a sniper and not a machine gunner by learning to trade only the most obvious and confluent price action setups, you will be able to trade much more relaxed and care - free, this will help you greatly in your money management.

Obviously not, they are reading tape, or price, they are basically just trading based off pure price action, and we can do that my taking off the forex indicators on our charts and learning to trade the natural price action of the market.

I always wondered how i could day trade and keep my day job, i actually thought of quitting my job to concentrate on Trading but your articles have really changed the way i view the markets, I just relax and wait for price action signals.

You have to trade price action with a historical edge or your trades are just random.

I agree with this totally and my price action trading strategies and trading philosophy reflect the belief that all fundamentals are factored into price and you can save a lot of time and stress by just learning to analyze price and avoiding forex news and fundamentals.

Being patient while trading with price action goes something like this: you see what looks like a decent pin bar formation but it is going against a rather strong trend, because you know that this setup has a much lower probability of working out than a pin bar setup with a strongly trending market, you sit on your hands and pass it up, don't think anymore about it, even if it works out it does not matter because you just exercised patience, and you will be rewarded for it the more you use it.

I've been trading for the last 5 years, and in only the last 2 3 years I have gone to higher timeframes with great success and just price action!.

Although he doesn't trade currencies or use price action per se, the lessons we can learn from him are just as valuable.

Now, for those just starting out with price action trading, it may take you a bit longer.

I would fail using a profitable day trading system just as a successful day trader would likely fail using price action on the higher time frames.