
Broke the double top neckline. Possible add in play.
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Mr. Hyde wrote:Its aggressive as hell. But that is the zone i would be targeting. And hopefully since we already ran some stops we dont have to worry about price doing it again. But price can and will do whatever it wants. But lets see if we can add another 8 R to are week
Broke the double top neckline. Possible add in play.
Mr. Hyde wrote:BambinoFlex wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:
Im selling at third at the red, third at the black and another third if it forms a reversal pattern. Then hold until your happy with your profit.
Awesome! I entered pre London, went to sleep. Price ranged and finally tanked late in NY. I’m scalping on it now and looking to add more on a retrace. Pretty much seeking to load up as much as my risk allows.
Thank you for showing me the lines and your thought process on adding 1/3s.
Oh you wanted a retrace. Here ya go.
BambinoFlex wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:BambinoFlex wrote:
Awesome! I entered pre London, went to sleep. Price ranged and finally tanked late in NY. I’m scalping on it now and looking to add more on a retrace. Pretty much seeking to load up as much as my risk allows.
Thank you for showing me the lines and your thought process on adding 1/3s.
Oh you wanted a retrace. Here ya go.
I sold and then bought and now I’m looking to sell again, thinking about next weeks move! Looking for that QM pattern, it really resonates with me. Check out the pivots and how price reverses off certain lines. I look at R1,S1 and PP. kinda similar to the crash zones idea. Price peaks and reverses and vice versa. Very similar concepts
Mr. Hyde wrote:If QM patterns interested you, they are very simple to learn and understand. The whole concept is that you have break of structure that takes away supply or demand and then puts the other one in charge. Then there are some definite concepts that lean wins in your favor that you can look for. The most important tho is not trading them blindly and only at important price levels. The risk to reward is almost always 3 to 1, if not more. They can be mentally tough to trade, cuz price comes to your zone and then will make a nice move away, making you think you missed the move. And sometimes you will. But its all about patiences. Any questions just ask.
BambinoFlex wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:If QM patterns interested you, they are very simple to learn and understand. The whole concept is that you have break of structure that takes away supply or demand and then puts the other one in charge. Then there are some definite concepts that lean wins in your favor that you can look for. The most important tho is not trading them blindly and only at important price levels. The risk to reward is almost always 3 to 1, if not more. They can be mentally tough to trade, cuz price comes to your zone and then will make a nice move away, making you think you missed the move. And sometimes you will. But its all about patiences. Any questions just ask.
Really appreciate it! The funny thing is I had studied that price action idea but it just never clicked. I do have the levels of interest where I want to buy/sell so using the QM pattern as a confirmation will be good