Not a pair that’s in my trading portfolio but I have no doubt that this will be on Jason Stapleton’s radar during this morning Warroom meeting. This is a simple Trend Continuation Trade (TCT) setup on the CADJPY as we look to get long at our current level of structure support.
WHAT I’M LOOKING AT Price action has just broken a resistance level and has retraced back to structure for the second time. The current structure shelf allows you a nice area to get involved with minimum risk, while our previous structure highs look to be a good area to do some profit taking. The only question is “how do I get involved?” Well that parts up to you and your trading plan. An aggressive trade can simply buy it up at market, while a more conservative trader may need to go down to a lower timeframe and wait for confirmation at that level. Either way I think it’s a great example of the type of trades that I look for when searching for TCT type setups. Just do me a favor, make sure you follow your rules, because you saw what happened to me when I didn't ( youtube.com/watch?v=elDeCm-mpro )
Hey guys, I'll be showing the (recorded) live analysis of this trade setup in tomorrow's video. But we achieved our initial targets yesterday and stops have been rolled to breakeven. We ended up taking a slightly different approach to this trade then what was originally showed in the chart above. Again, check for it tomorrow youtube.com/channel/UCVveEks3MWZqOsvzTF_LGQg?sub_confirmation=1
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Just uploaded a video of the live analysis that we did on this pair, including why we changed our idea about where to take initial targets
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