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Quarter Theory: Intraday Trading Mastery - Part 2 ExamplesGreetings Traders! In today's video, we'll continue our deep dive into Quarter Theory Intraday Trading Mastery—a model rooted in the algorithmic nature of price delivery within the markets. We’ll explore the concept of draw on liquidity through premium and discount price delivery, equipping you to identify optimal trading sessions and execute high-probability trades, all while aligning with market bias. This video is part of our ongoing High Probability Trading Zones playlist on YouTube. If you haven't watched the previous videos, I highly recommend doing so. They provide essential insights into identifying and acting on market bias, which Quarter Theory enhances further. I highly recommend you watch ICT2022 Mentorship model on YouTube, it will really help you in your trading journey, the link to the mentorship is provided below. I’ll attach the links to those videos in the description below. Quarter Theory: Intraday Trading Mastery - Part 1 Intro: Premium Discount Price Delivery in Institutional Trading: ICT 2022 Mentorship: www.youtube.com High Probability Trading Zones: www.youtube.com Best Regards, The_Architect
OANDA:NAS100USDEducation
by The_Archi-tect
The Famous Monkey Story in Every Markets!The Famous Monkey Story in Every Market! Once upon a time, a rich man from the city arrived in a village. He announced to the villagers that he would buy monkeys for $100 each. The villagers were thrilled, as there were hundreds of monkeys in a nearby forest. They caught the monkeys and brought them to the rich man, who paid $100 for every monkey they gave him. The villagers began making a living by capturing monkeys from the forest and selling them to the rich man. Soon, the forest began to run out of monkeys that were easy to catch. Sensing this, the rich man offered $200 for each monkey. The villagers were ecstatic. They went back to the forest, set up traps, caught more monkeys, and brought them to the rich man. A few days later, the rich man announced he would pay $300 per monkey. The villagers started climbing trees and risking their lives to catch monkeys and bring them to the rich man, who bought them all. Eventually, there were no monkeys left in the forest. One day, the rich man announced he would like to buy more monkeys, this time for $800 each. The villagers couldn’t believe their luck. They desperately tried to catch more monkeys. Meanwhile, the rich man said he had to return to the city for some business. Until he returned, his manager would handle transactions on his behalf. Once the rich man left, the villagers were unhappy. They had been making quick and easy money from selling monkeys, but now the forest had no monkeys left. This is when the manager of the rich man stepped in. He made an offer the villagers could not refuse. Pointing to all the caged monkeys, he told the villagers he would sell them for $400 each. They could sell them back to the rich man for $800 each when he returned. The villagers were over the moon. Buy for $400 and sell for $800 in a few days—they had found the easiest way to double their money. They collected all their savings and even borrowed money. There were long queues, and within a few hours, almost all the monkeys were sold out. Unfortunately, their happiness did not last long. The manager went missing the next day, and the rich man never returned. Many villagers kept the monkeys, hoping the rich man would come back. But soon, they lost hope and had to release the monkeys back into the forest, as feeding and caring for the noisy monkeys became extremely difficult. This is exactly what happens when you buy low-quality companies in the stock market. There will be a low-priced stock that no one is interested in buying. A few rich men will suddenly start buying it. The stock price will rise because there are suddenly many buyers and very few sellers—a classic case of huge demand and no supply, like the monkeys in the forest. The stock gets plenty of coverage on business channels and newspapers. These rich men will also use tricks like sending out bulk SMS messages, asking people to buy the shares for huge returns, and giving free tips. New and inexperienced investors, hoping to double or triple their investment, get lured in. Finally, the big players who bought the stock early when no one wanted it sell it back to inexperienced investors at high prices. Don’t be greedy—there is no quick money in the stock market or in life. It takes time and effort to become wealthy, and there are no shortcuts. Hit that like button if you like the story. Follow my profile for more content.
Education
by CRYPTOMOJO_TA
12
Learn point and figure chartPoint and figure charting is a type of technical analysis that is used to identify trends and potential buying or selling opportunities in a security's price. Unlike traditional bar charts, which display a security's price and volume over a while, point and figure charts only show price movements, disregarding the passage of time. The chart is constructed using a grid, with X's and O's plotted on it. An X is plotted when the security's price increases above a certain level, known as the box size. Conversely, an O is plotted when the price falls below that level. The box size is the minimum price movement required for a new column to be added to the chart. The point and figure chart are read by looking for patterns of X's and O's. A series of consecutive X's indicates an uptrend, while a series of consecutive Os indicates a downtrend. The number of Xs or O's in a column before a new column is added is known as the reversal amount. Support and resistance levels can also be identified by analyzing the chart. Support levels are identified as areas where the price has difficulty falling below, while resistance levels are identified as areas where the price has difficulty rising above. Traders can also use point and figure charts to set price targets and stop-loss levels. The price target is the level at which a trader expects the price to reach and the stop-loss is the level at which a trader exits a trade to limit their losses. In point and figure charting, a double top or double bottom is a chart pattern that is formed when a security's price reaches a high or low level twice and then falls back. This can be a sign of a trend reversal and could indicate a buying or selling opportunity. Another pattern is the triple top and triple bottom, which is similar to the double top and bottom but the security's price reaches the high or low level three times before reversing. It's worth noting that point and figure charting is a discretionary method of technical analysis, and it requires a certain level of experience and knowledge to correctly interpret the chart. It's more commonly used in stock trading, but it can also be applied to other securities such as futures and commodities.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by pratik2358
HOW TO BALANCE LIFE AND TRADINGHi guys, This is @CRYPTOMOJO_TA One of the most active trading view authors and fastest-growing communities. Consider following me for the latest updates and Long /Short calls on almost every exchange. I post short mid and long-term trade setups too. The life of a trader can be stressful, with important developments taking place constantly. This makes it essential that individuals maintain a positive work-life balance Prioritize What You Need in Your Life When you learn how to prioritize your life, you can focus with intention on what matters and accomplish your most important goals. Priorities are difficult to determine. There are some things you want to prioritize at the start of each year, such as spending more time with family, discovering your life’s purpose, starting a business, traveling the world, or becoming a profitable forex trader. But to be honest most of us struggle to focus on what we really want in our life when the year goes on. For example, the majority of people will never turn down a high-paying job, even if it means spending less time with family or working on themselves to find the balance of their life. Why is that? Because of that dopamine hits you get when you are getting a paycheck from your high-paying job. I’m not saying it’s bad and you should quit your job. I’m saying that I’ve seen lots of people who were able to organize their lives while working a 9-5 job and still living a well-balanced lifestyle. Also, I’ve encountered people who used to work both a day job and on their goals and then quit their jobs after accomplishing their goals. So how are they doing it? What is the secret? The secret is finding your life purpose and finding out what you really want to achieve in your life. Let’s say you really want to become a profitable forex trader, but it doesn’t mean you should sit in front of your computer all day and place trades. If you do so, You will miss out on a lot of life opportunities. You won’t be able to focus on your nutrition or physical and mental health since you won’t get enough time to reflect on yourself. You’ll also be unable to consider how and when you can spend time with your loved ones when the stress of your daily life schedule gets too tight. This is not trading, this is a bad way of treating yourself. So what is the solution? Simply makes a list of what you really need in your life then prioritize them while still giving time to focus on yourself. For example, if you have a day job but still want to be a successful trader, you can day trade the market when you get home at night. Alternatively, you can trade on a higher timeframe, such as daily or 4-hour, to spend less time on trading while still earning a good profit. By doing that you will have plenty of time to focus on your job and your well-being as a trader. Remember that no matter what you’re attempting to do, whether it’s trading or running a business, you should make time to focus on your well-being. That is what creates a balanced life, and balanced life will empower us to stay happy while also increasing our chances of success in any area. The same remains true for trading as well. Self Improvement is Important People who devote enough time to self-improvement have a better understanding of themselves and others, as well as a clear understanding of their goals and how to achieve them. Personal growth allows you to go forward, explore new horizons, and feel happier. Regardless of what you are doing in your life (Doing a job, Running a business, or trading) you should prioritize improving yourself each and every day. By improving your life as a trader, your life will become more dynamic, and you will be presented with new life opportunities, and because self-improvement leads to happiness, you will be able to enjoy life rather than worry and regret. Now in trading, self-improvement is a direct factor that will determine a trader’s success. Why? Because trading success is heavily based on psychology and attitude. Even Mark Douglas mentioned in his book Trading in the Zone that intelligent people are the majority failure in the trading industry and also he mentioned that it is the attitude and unique thinking that will make successful and sustainable traders. Therefore rather than sitting in front of the charts, focus on the area you can improve when you are not having any trade setups. Give your best to improve in areas like your focus, social skills, patience, mentality, attitude, positive habits, and high-demand skills. Expect Unexpected As traders, we are all aware that we should deal with uncertainty on a daily basis. The majority of what you do in trading has no guaranteed outcome. Any trade can be a winner or a loser, and all we can do is respect the result and live with the uncertainty. So how to stay positive in the face of a constant uncertain environment like the forex market? Simply by controlling what we can control and not being too worried about things that we have no control over. For example, we have no control over price movement, right? So what is the solution? Simple just react to the price information according to your trading plan. On the other hand, there are things we can control, such as risk management and being selective more about market conditions in which we should trade. Do your best to control those things. Have a Well Define Trading Routine A trader’s daily routine will clearly define the lifestyle he or she has. I’ve seen traders trade all day while sitting in front of the computer browsing social media or watching YouTube, and these types of routines will lead to an unhealthy life. In reality, most of these traders struggle to maintain consistency in their trading process. Then there are traders who have managed to find a balance between trading and other professions. The majority of these traders only trade for two to four hours every day. They will have more time to focus on other things that will lead to happiness and a well-balanced lifestyle as a result of this. Focus on Quality Over Quantity We all know that the volatility of the forex market is much higher and every day the market is provide us with endless trading opportunities to take advantage of. Although we may not be able to take advantage of all of these trades, the market still makes 10 to 20 trade opportunities available to us, and if you trade on shorter timeframes, the number of trade opportunities will increase as well. However, in reality, we cannot execute all of these trades, and attempting to do so as many trades as possible every day will result in overtrading. In terms of trading, this is bad for your account, and in terms of life, you won’t have enough time to focus on other things (like spending time with family, focusing on your nutrition and exercise, or meditation) because you’ll have to stay in front of the computer to execute all of those trade setups. So what is the solution to stop overtrading? There is actually a simple solution for this. Just be More Selective on Your Trade and Only Execute Higher Probability Trade Setups. You will be able to cut down the trading opportunities you have to monitor on any given day by filtering out only the high probability trade setups, which will save you a lot of time. You also don’t have to spend the entire day in front of the computer. As a result, you’ll have more time to focus on yourself and spend with your family. Maintain Positive Mental Attitude Maintaining a positive mental attitude in trading or any other activity will lead to balance in other areas of your life. For example, if you can’t keep a positive mental attitude after a bad trading day, how can you expect to proceed through the rest of the day’s activities with confidence? Most likely, you’ll have a harder time finishing the day productively because you let that bad trading day affect your mental state. If this happens regularly whenever you have a bad trading period, you will never be able to find the right balance in your life as a trader. Therefore, work on developing a strong mental attitude as a trader – an attitude that lets you remain confident in your trading abilities, trade decisions, chart analysis, and trading system in order to succeed as a forex trader and to keep a well-balanced life. 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BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by CRYPTOMOJO_TA
11
What is US dollar index (DXY)? Dollar Index History DXY began in March 1973, shortly after the Bretton Woods system collapsed. Initially, the value of the US Dollar Index was set at 100,000. Since then, the index has peaked at 164.7200 in February 1985 and hit a low of 70,698 on March 16, 2008, and is currently trading at 103.715. The arrangement of the "basket" took place only once, at the beginning of 1999, when the euro included several currencies. The arrangement of the "basket" does not yet include countries with high trade volumes, such as China, Mexico, South Korea and Brazil. On the other hand, although Sweden and Switzerland do not have large trade volumes, they continue to be included in the index. What is the Dollar Index? The US Dollar Index (USDX, DXY) is an indicator of the value of the US Dollar against foreign currencies. It is also referred to as a money basket by US trading partners. The index is designed, maintained, and published by ICE Futures and. It is also registered with the name "U.S Dollar Index". How Is The Dollar Index Calculated? The dollar index is calculated by the weighted geometric average of the Euro, Japanese Yen, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, Swedish Krona and Swiss Franc. ✅Euro (EUR)= 57.6% by weight ✅Japanese Yen (JPY) = 13.6 weight ✅British Pound (GBP) = 11.9% by weight ✅Canadian Dollar (CAD) = 9.1% by weight ✅Swedish Krona (SEK) = 4.2% by weight ✅Swiss Franc (CHF) = 3.6% by weight Its formula is: DXY = 50.14348112 × EURUSD -0.576 × USDJPY 0.136 × GBPUSD -0.119 × USDCAD 0.091 × USDSEK 0.042 × USDCHF 0.036 Why Dollar Index Increases? 👉🏻Every move that will strengthen the dollar in the United States, decrease in unemployment, positive employment data, high growth figures 👉🏻The depreciation of the local currencies of the six main countries included in the DXY Why Is The Dollar Index Declining? 👉🏻Data that will cause the dollar to depreciate in the United States, growth figures below expectations, unemployment rates higher than expected 👉🏻Strengthening of the economies of the six main countries in DXY, appreciation of their local currencies DXY is updated as long as the USD market is open. DXY can be traded as a futures contract on the ICE exchange. It is also available in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), options, and mutual funds.
ICEUS:DX1!
by Forexcues