STAGE 1: THE BULLISH IMPULSE LEG A bullish impulse leg is a strong move in price action to the upside. The impulse leg can be a mixture of bullish and bearish candles, but must have a bullish overall direction. The start of the impulse leg should be marked as X and the top of the impulse leg should be marked as A. STAGE 2: B LEG RETRACEMENT Now that...
STAGE 1: THE BULLISH IMPULSE LEG A bullish impulse leg is a strong move in price action to the upside. The impulse leg can be a mixture of bullish and bearish candles, but must have a bullish overall direction. The start of the impulse leg should be marked as X and the top of the impulse leg should be marked as A. STAGE 2: B LEG RETRACEMENT Now that...
***EDUCATIONAL*** The perfect ABCD Pattern
Hello everyone these are some of the most commonly found classical reversal patterns that you would come across on a daily basis. You can read more about them from the Encyclopedia of Classical Chart Patterns By Thomas N. Bulkowski which is a must read. Cheers
Hi traders, I recently checked my long trade at EUR/GBP and got an interesting idea. I wanted to share with you not only about the mechanics & reason behind my trade but also about the currency correlation between USD, EUR & GBP that can some-how works in my favor. (Assuming we see some "Weakness" in USD when Market reacted to the Fed statements). The Trade :...
Hi Friends, I have left the above Nifty chart without proper description on purpose. Just take a look at the chart, if you can understand why those lines are drawn, its fine. If you don't then also its perfectly fine. But whats not fine was,taking trade decisions without knowing what those lines where.Do you think complex systems are better than simple trading...
Hi Traders, The idea is to share a tiny portion of the study of Larry Pesavento and Leslie Jouflas about the AB=CD and the Gartley Patterns, with those who are introducing the advanced patterns in your trading method; You will have a lot of information about those guys on the web. Special Thanks to Alexander_Nikitin (www.tradingview.com) Please enjoy...
STAGE 1: THE BULLISH IMPULSE LEG A bullish impulse leg is a strong move in price action to the upside. The impulse leg can be a mixture of bullish and bearish candles, but must have a bullish overall direction. The start of the impulse leg should be marked as X and the top of the impulse leg should be marked as A. STAGE 2: B LEG RETRACEMENT Now that...
"Since the beginnings of technical analysis, classical technical patterns have been repeating over and over in all time frames and in all markets. It’s interesting that these patterns have not changed in centuries. They are truly a reflection of crowd psychology. Many times you will see the structures of the patterns form with exact Fibonacci ratios. Adding the...
This is a continuation of my previous published Charts - Check links below... A portion of Larry Pesavento & Leslie Jouflas work. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Covering Fibonacci Retracements Entry Patterns; Fibonacci Retracement Entries; Fibonacci Retracement Pattern Structure; Trading The Fibonacci Retracement...
The Three Drives Pattern by Larry Pesavento and Leslie Joufla. Check other published charts... Safe Trades; open.spotify.com
By LARRY PESAVENTO & LESLIE JOUFLAS HISTORY OF THE BUTTERFLY PATTERN: Bryce Gilmore Bryce has spent a lifetime studying the works of the great masters—R.N. Elliott , W.D. Gann, and many others. He developed the Wave Trader Program in 1988; it was the first computer program to use all the numbers of sacred geometry, including the Fibonacci summation series....
After the recent disappointing loss on a highly anticipated short trade on this pair, I am now re-analyzing this pair from scratch to see what I missed and to see what could happen now. But while I am doing that, I just want to throw this out there for those that are mystified as what to do next on this pair. There's really no mystery....WAIT! You need to see...
How To Read Market Structures, Trends and Their Reversals – Example EURUSD It is astonishing fact that most of us still get confused when it comes to reading a market. This is the biggest killer in Technical Analysis and differentiating factor between Wining and Losing trades. No matter what trading strategy traders use, they must always be able to read the chart...