Learning Parallel Channel TrapsSometimes we can get so caught up in the fear of missing out on the breakout that we forget it could be a trap.
It is always crucial to listen to your intuition when you see these easy setups because more often than not they are more complex than they seem.
In this example, a breakout occurred and buyers put stops below the last structure, a few days later this structure got raided for liquidity.
Once the liquidity was gathered we began to see the true move to the upside.
Do you see this often in the markets?
Hunts
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD STOP DRAWING THIS OBVIOUS EFFING WEDGE.Scroll down. Take a look at all of these "ideas."
I collected these off of the FIRST TWO PAGES of tradingview ideas for TRX.
Let me take a wild guess where your stop loss is...
Did I guess correctly?
Now let's say I want to fill a 20 million dollar bag of TRX, and I know where ALLLL of your stop losses are. What should I do?
I'd push the price down right to where your all of your stops are, scooping up all your liquidity! Well what do you know, I've filled my bag of TRX! Time to push price up again!
This is where you blame your losses on "volatility." I hope you weren't leveraged.
Why don't you try placing your buy order where you'd place your stop loss, eh?
Don't be a predictable trader.