Swing points refer to significant levels in a financial market, such as stock indices or commodities, where there is a high likelihood for a major price reversal.
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My favorite way to trade with horizontal lines is to trade them in trending markets
from swing points.
The inside bar setup can often work very nicely when occurring at major reversal /
swing points like what we have seen in this video.
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The way that we take advantage of these horizontal
level swing points, is to watch for price action strategies forming near them as the market pulls back.
When we see price approaching a
recent swing point we can be on alert for price action setups forming near it.
Predicting natural
swing points in pre-existing Clear Air utilizes only known support / resistance and fibonacci retracement levels.
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.
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.
Exercise patience and let price action confirms the pivot as a major
swing point before including it in your Pitchfork.
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.
Especially in a trending market, these
chart swing points are critical points on a price chart where we can anticipate a price action signal to form at, and that often provide high - probability entries just before a trend is getting ready to resume.
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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.
I must say there is much learning in just by looking at the charts than placing trading it takes patients for one to know how to
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Moreover, due to the discretion needed to
choose swing points, it is not easy to scan automatically for Quick Trade setups.
Once you have drawn in the
obvious swing points on the chart, you can then determine if the market is making HH and HL or LH and LL: HHHL — Higher Highs and Higher Lows, LHLL — Lower Highs and Lower Lows.
In this video I discuss the more advanced «fakey setup» with simple trend analysis and
swing point analysis.
For example, in an uptrend we can look for price action entries at the previous resistance /
swing points in the market which turn into support after price breaks up past them.
Often, a market will retrace to approximately the level of its previous
swing point before the trend resumes.
In this video we are first going to mark the «hook» or «swing» points in the market, you will notice the market will often move
from swing point to the next in a «stepping» fashion, this is trend development.
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.
For more detailed information on the RSI indicator, see An Introduction To The Relative Strength Index and Relative Strength Index And Its Failure -
Swing Points.
WE can also see an important level at 0.7837, it's
a swing point that connects two previous highs.
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I use price action trading strategies to find high - probability entries in the market at
these swing points, you may see me refer to this as «buying weakness» or «buying the dips» in a rising market and «selling strength» or «selling the rallies» in a falling market.
Every swing point is a potential support or resistance level.
This is obviously an important inflection point or
swing point in the market.
For example, often the 21 day EMA will align with
a swing point in a trending market, this would be considered a confluent level since you have multiple factors lining up together.
Instead, we want to enter closer to key market levels,
swing points, EMA levels (confluent levels) in the market... always with confirmation from a price action signal.
In an uptrend
these swing points are support and in downtrends they are resistance.
WE can also see an important level at 0.7837, it's
a swing point that connects two previous highs.
Thus, general observation of a market's
swing points is the first point of call in determining if a market is trending.
The 21 EMA as a guide to
swing points and taking advantage of trends, when they are present, are great pieces of advice.
This can be
a swing point like we discussed above, a moving average level, or some other support or resistance level.
Note the «stepping» pattern left behind by
the swing points in this uptrend.
Make sure you mark
the swing points on your chart, as it will draw your attention to them and help you see if there's a pattern of HH and HL or LH and LL, as discussed above.
We want to connect these hook or
swing points with horizontal lines in order to highlight the confluent levels in the market.
Look at the blue circles in the illustration above, these are
the swing points at which you want to watch for obvious price action signals forming, then you are trading from a confluent point of «value» within a trending market.
Thus, old resistance becomes new support in an uptrend, and in a down trend old support becomes new resistance, also known as
swing points.
The chart in this video is the EURUSD daily chart, one of the first things I do when drawing S & R levels is to mark the major turning or
swing points in the market, these are the obvious «pointy» parts on the chart where the market made an obvious change of direction.
Every Sunday afternoon I take the time to go through the charts and plot my key support and resistance levels, look for any relevant price action, turning points or
swing points.
As markets trend, they create horizontal levels as they ebb and flow, these levels are what I call «
swing points», and we can find very high - probability trade setups by watching for price action forming from these swing points in the market.
Look at the illustration below, note how the market is trending higher and as it makes new highs it also creates resistance when it falls away from these highs, then as it pulls back the previous high / resistance actually turns into support (
swing point).
I marked 6 key levels or
swing points on the chart in this video, however that's not enough, we also need to draw in horizontal lines to connect these key market swing points.
Major breakouts and breakdowns often print few congestion and
swing points that traders can use to identify support / resistance.
As a market makes new highs or lows it forms what I call «
swing points» in the market, these are very important levels to watch because they essentially create new support or resistance.
This swing point then became very important for the subsequent price action forming near it, acting both as support and resistance.