Am I the only one seeing this obvious SNOW breakout signal?
Hello to anyone new to my analysis - I’m typically a video person because it’s hard for me to truly share the story of a chart like I do in my videos in a plain form such as the one I’m attempting here.
(No disrespect for those who don’t like videos! I just want to share knowledge if it helps anyone).
Anyway! We’re looking at a daily chart here and there’s quite a clear head and shoulders forming which created beautiful left shoulder liquidity and is in the process of building the second as it attempts to break out. For those who don’t trade “chart patterns” - they are simply an alternative way of seeing how the internal workings of the market are playing out. For example, Similar to a h&s is a cup and handle which is where we have price that more sellers than buyers agree on. This creates a “resistance level” similar to the pink one we have on the chart. The ensuing drop is simply to allow 1. Sellers to enter the market, set stop losses above the resistance level, and eventually take profit and become buyers again. I.E. LIQUIDITY! Liquidity is that building of buy and sell orders, limit orders, stop losses, take profits, etc. so that when we finally have enough buyers in at a high enough agreed upon price, large “institutional” buyers can return to that “resistance level” and smash through it - hitting stop losses, creating new buyers, and there you have a breakout!
Sorrry for the tangent - even though my trading is almost fully based off of technical analysis and what money would just call trend lines - what it really is built on and what I teach all to my students first is market dynamics and how and why all this movement happens - and then, with what I’ve studied and built over the past few years, I can analyze a chart and identify when there moves will happen and where we can see them going before market dynamics/i.e more liquidity is required for further movement. It’s a fun and simple game. I dont go into it in depth here on this analysis but that’s what you will find in my video.
Back to SNOW - we can see clear TAPERING happening - the key to all reversals - from red selling to yellow more tapered selling. Meaning, sellers intention is weakening and we can activate a buying continuation such as the white or green to grab all the liquidity and break us out to the upside.
Of course we will need to activate a strong buying continuation to make real movement and I will be doing a much more in depth video on this tmrw to understand what a confirmation and entry could look like here. Currently retesting a breakout of strong selling red so let’s see if we can an activation and confirmation of white. There are lower time frame signals that I will go through in my video that are signaling that happening so that we will be able to get a pinpoint entry trade as we’re always looking for.
Thanks for checking this out hope it was helpful - as always I’m happy to connect with anyone who has further questions or recommendations. And of course this is for educational purposes only.
Please check out my videos for furthrr analysis like this and much better!
Happy Trading :)
(No disrespect for those who don’t like videos! I just want to share knowledge if it helps anyone).
Anyway! We’re looking at a daily chart here and there’s quite a clear head and shoulders forming which created beautiful left shoulder liquidity and is in the process of building the second as it attempts to break out. For those who don’t trade “chart patterns” - they are simply an alternative way of seeing how the internal workings of the market are playing out. For example, Similar to a h&s is a cup and handle which is where we have price that more sellers than buyers agree on. This creates a “resistance level” similar to the pink one we have on the chart. The ensuing drop is simply to allow 1. Sellers to enter the market, set stop losses above the resistance level, and eventually take profit and become buyers again. I.E. LIQUIDITY! Liquidity is that building of buy and sell orders, limit orders, stop losses, take profits, etc. so that when we finally have enough buyers in at a high enough agreed upon price, large “institutional” buyers can return to that “resistance level” and smash through it - hitting stop losses, creating new buyers, and there you have a breakout!
Sorrry for the tangent - even though my trading is almost fully based off of technical analysis and what money would just call trend lines - what it really is built on and what I teach all to my students first is market dynamics and how and why all this movement happens - and then, with what I’ve studied and built over the past few years, I can analyze a chart and identify when there moves will happen and where we can see them going before market dynamics/i.e more liquidity is required for further movement. It’s a fun and simple game. I dont go into it in depth here on this analysis but that’s what you will find in my video.
Back to SNOW - we can see clear TAPERING happening - the key to all reversals - from red selling to yellow more tapered selling. Meaning, sellers intention is weakening and we can activate a buying continuation such as the white or green to grab all the liquidity and break us out to the upside.
Of course we will need to activate a strong buying continuation to make real movement and I will be doing a much more in depth video on this tmrw to understand what a confirmation and entry could look like here. Currently retesting a breakout of strong selling red so let’s see if we can an activation and confirmation of white. There are lower time frame signals that I will go through in my video that are signaling that happening so that we will be able to get a pinpoint entry trade as we’re always looking for.
Thanks for checking this out hope it was helpful - as always I’m happy to connect with anyone who has further questions or recommendations. And of course this is for educational purposes only.
Please check out my videos for furthrr analysis like this and much better!
Happy Trading :)
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