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[Jhx]

Well this video just answered a few questions that had been driving me crazy for some months (if not much, much more lol).

Price action was never clear to me. because I didn't really know what to look for or how to use what I read from the chart. Not that I didn't see them, but like "how can I use this to trade". It might've been obvious to some but every time "price action" was brought up I had some flasbacks with some mumbo jumbo from the first things I read when I started.

Thanks x100 for answering in that video .

"Clue yourself in to what could possibly happen next." ... "based on recent history, what has price done at this level."
That was eye opening.

In these past 2 weeks I've learned a lot and I'm putting together these things that were always "troubling" .

Hopefully my trading next week will be even better.

[TheRumpledOne]

Jhx,

Please expand and elaborate a little more on price action as you see it.

[Jhx]

Jhx,

Please expand and elaborate a little more on price action as you see it.

The very first time I instantly associated Price Action with all kinds of patterns and nothing else, this is how I'd look at it now:

Price Action = The thing that price does = Moves (can only go up or down)
The only time where it doesn't move is when the market is closed.

"How" does it move?
- It can move faster or slower.
- It can be moving more heavily in one direction or it can be range bound.
- It can make higher highs, higher lows, lower highs, or lower lows.
- It can reverse or breakout from highs or lows.

When I look at the chart I'm looking at compressed data of what price has been doing for that chart's timeframe.

Maybe the best approach to this would be:
- Look left within the chart to look at how price has been moving recently as clues to what price might keep or not keep doing at some levels (Knowing that anything can happen).
- Trade in the direction that price is currently moving (line cross), look at what price is currently doing, and keep note of what price did in the recent historic data.

That's all I can do since I can't predict. Trade knowing what price has been recently doing, and according to what price is currently doing.

[TheRumpledOne]

Price Action = The thing that price does = Moves (can only go up or down)
The only time where it doesn't move is when the market is closed.

I LOVE IT!!

[TheRumpledOne]

[LeMercenaire]

Jhx,

Please expand and elaborate a little more on price action as you see it.

The very first time I instantly associated Price Action with all kinds of patterns and nothing else, this is how I'd look at it now:

Price Action = The thing that price does = Moves (can only go up or down)
The only time where it doesn't move is when the market is closed.

"How" does it move?
- It can move faster or slower.
- It can be moving more heavily in one direction or it can be range bound.
- It can make higher highs, higher lows, lower highs, or lower lows.
- It can reverse or breakout from highs or lows.

When I look at the chart I'm looking at compressed data of what price has been doing for that chart's timeframe.

Maybe the best approach to this would be:
- Look left within the chart to look at how price has been moving recently as clues to what price might keep or not keep doing at some levels (Knowing that anything can happen).
- Trade in the direction that price is currently moving (line cross), look at what price is currently doing, and keep note of what price did in the recent historic data.

That's all I can do since I can't predict. Trade knowing what price has been recently doing, and according to what price is currently doing.

Have you had a light-bulb moment?!

Always nice when that happens!

[TheRumpledOne]

[TheRumpledOne]

[TheRumpledOne]

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Price returned to open of big bar!

[TheRumpledOne]