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Ichimoku Waves + Japanese PatternExample of how to combine Ichimoku Wave with Japanese patterns. Important Notes: The best practice is to calculate waves or J-Patterns in a Daily chart (It Can Be Done in 4H) find the targets in the Daily or 4H chart for Long Term Trades Use a lower time Frame for Swing or Scalp Trading Remember that after a series of J-Patterns, the P & Y will appear to change the cycle(Trend), Or enter the new Zone, and continue the Bullish or Bearish Trend.
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JAPANESE PATTERNS Pattern V: V = B+(B-C) Each leg looks like i, V pattern appears after sharp bullish or bearish moves without swing. The second leg should not create a low below the low of the first leg. Pattern N: N = C+(B-A) The most popular and most used between Japanese patterns. No Risk: C should not come below 50% of the distance between A & B SL: Below 50% of A & B Best Entry: after C wave break B Resistance Pattern E: E = B+(B-A) The Longest pattern between Japanese Patterns, A to B was created by a series of swings and bars No Risk: C should not come below 50% of the distance between A & B SL: Below 50% of A & B Best Entry: after C wave break B Resistance Pattern NT: NT = C+(C-A) The Shortest Pattern Between Japanese Patterns. No Risk: C should not come below 50% of the distance between A & B SL: Below 50% of A & B Best Entry: After C wave break B Resistance
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