Previous swing points, obvious supply and demand levels, relevant Fibonacci levels, trend lines, dynamic support and resistance, etc... should be considered when taking these trades.
Also, in a trending market like this, we can watch
the previous swing points for price action signals as the market retraces back to them.
It is during these contraction or retrace moves that we can focus extra hard through our «sniper - scope» and begin searching for high - probability price action trading strategies forming from
previous swing points within the overall trend.
Not exact matches
Comparing the most recent distribution of estimates with
previous points in history (see chart below), there is greater clustering around the mean and noticeably shorter tails, suggesting a lower likelihood of major price
swings over the next year.
WE can also see an important level at 0.7837, it's a
swing point that connects two
previous highs.
As a market moves higher or lower, its
previous turning
points, or
swing points as I like to call them, become reference
points that we can use to help us determine the trend of a market.
Some
swing traders use the support and resistance levels of the
previous swing highs and lows, while others use moving average to find out the
point where the reversal is expected i.e. the price of security moves back to the
previous top of the bottom.