Thanks.
Mira wrote:arkan1976 wrote:Mira wrote:I don't know if it's me that i never learned or if Zlines ARE frustrating: the more you focus on a pattern (let's say a "shape"), the more you fail.
Think about it.. everybody can see a pattern! Everybody can see a 2x bar or a BO/BI, but if they trade them blindly they will lose.
Then if you can give a strong context to your zones the story changes, i.e.:
- look for zlines pushing away from a bigger S/R
- look for zlines pushing away from bigger tf zlines
- look for zlines forming at new extremes
- look if opposite momentum is increasing
- look for any kind of confluence
- look if your momentum already hit the target and so on
Again.. i dont' know if i'm wrong or not.. but i'm sure that you know that the shape is just a recipient.
Let me know if it helps
To be honest, the zlines have made me feel like I'm stupid, apparently so simple but I've never managed to be consistent. what has made me move forward is to see how people in this forum have become very profitable and master this method very well. I have done everything possible to understand the zlines, I have spent whole nights studying and seeing examples of traders earning hundreds of pips, while I am not able to do 10 pips a day consistently. I am struck by your new approach, could you give some example?
thank you very much friend.
I'm glad to help!
BTW i felt the same.. and sometimes i STILL feel the same but one time MO told me: perfection is not a destination, is a path!
Never give up and we'll get there!!
Just place on the chart some major S/R (most of the times they are spaced the same), here i used big candle closes:
1.png
Then drop 2 tfs and watch how price reacts around your lines. ATM i like taking two closes and wait for a momentum to break in the opposite direction (a sort of Fat Cat, nothing of my property lol).. but every method is the same as long as price reaches the S/R with momo, stops a little and then reverse with momo. Wait for a wick and take profits when you can.
2.png