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Speaking of, let's get back to business and catch up a bit with GOLD .
On the daily TF the price started to pullback in a sharp way from the beginning of February.
Going lower in the 4H timeframe we can see that the price started to lose some bearish momentum and slowed down, eventually breaking the TL highlighted on the chart and creating a consolidation.
At the moment the price is starting to pullback from an important order block located around the $1860 level.
We have two scenarios in our mind;
1. The price continues to descend towards the 62% FIB Level, having a chance to break the bigger low again, but that remains to be seen. If we get a small correction here the chances to go down to our level increase even more.
2. We can see a slow movement towards the upside that will eventually break the local top again.
Please don't jump in, wait for your setups, no matter what, and don't risk more than 1% of your capital.
It feels good to be back!
I would love to end this on a high note and inspire you guys with a quote from Henry Ford: “When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it."
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A bullish setup on AUDUSDHey Traders,
here is my simple Buy setup on AUDUSD.
The pair just successfully completed the inverted Head and Shoulder on the Daily TF, and now that signal a bullish run.
On 4H the price retested the demand zone second time which could be argue to be a level that buyer might start throwing some buy orders in, but that is not enough.
The market just made a flat bottom (liquidity mark up) and probably going to further the bearish run to retest the Daily OB as indicated below.
Or
You can look for a long position if the price break above the Multiple level of market structure then use the current resistance are as support after breaking that level.
Buyers can look to buy the next retest and target the 0.7200 area.
EUR/HUF A Hidden GemThe EUR/HUF is meeting all of my expectations on the Technicals, Fundamentals, and Sentiment. On the technicals, price is showing a head and shoulders patterns and price looks like it might be able to complete the head portion this year. The reason being is, on the fundamental side, the ECB is struggling to fight inflation, the National Hungarian Bank sticking to maintain the highest interest rates in the EU (at 13%), the NHB is not looking to loosen monetary policy, even if the Hungarian Governments wants them to, and inflation is extremely high at over 25%. Sentiment is very strong for the HUF, with a lot of articles in favor of the HUF. Also the EUR/HUF is a great carry trade, and with the possibility of the NBH possibly raising rates further, could push price down to my price target of 345.
BTC 1W Overlap With Wall St. Cheat SheetI'm really curious on how this one will play out.
Seems like the patterns are in correlation and we seems to be almost ready to head down to the next phase of Depression in the Psycology of a market cycle.
If this is the scenarios, most likely the 25k level was our roof, and the next major support beneath the actual price now are 22k and 21k.
We'll update soon once further price action is confirmed.
Feels like march will be fun! 📊📈📉
STOP LOSS AS LIFE SAVIOROANDA:XAUUSD
Stop-losses prevent large and uncontrollable losses in volatile trades. If you’re not using stop-losses, it’s only a matter of time when a large losing position will get out of control and wipe out most of your trading profits, eventually even your entire account!
If you’re serious about staying in the game in the long run and growing your trading account, it’s necessary to use stop-loss orders in every single trade you’re taking. That’s the first rule of this article – Always use stop-losses!
Stop-losses also play a major role in risk management. Depending on their stop-loss, traders are calculating what position size to take, how much money to risk on a single trade, how much they’re risking on any single dollar they’re making, and much more .
Time Stop
As their name suggests, time stops refer to closing a trade after a pre-specified period of time. For example, a trader who is day trading the market could close all of his open trades after the end of the trading day, while swing traders who don’t want to hold their trades over the weekend could simply close all trades by the end of the Friday trading session.
Time stops are best combined with other types of stop-loss levels. If your trade is still active by the end of the trading day or ahead of the weekend, you could look to close it manually in that case.
Percentage Stop
Finally, percentage stops are based on a percentage of your trading account to limit the total risk of a trade. For example, a trader with a $10,000 account who wants to risk 3% of his trading account on a single trade could place a stop-loss at a level that ensures his total potential loss is $300.
Some traders might think that percentage stops are a good way to manage and limit losses in the market. However, bear in mind that percentage stops imply placing a stop-loss at an arbitrary level, as long as the total potential loss doesn’t exceed a percentage of the trading account.
Much better results can be achieved by combining chart stops with percentage stops, i.e. a trader would place a stop-loss based on an important technical level and manage his total risk by adjusting the position size of the trade. We’ll show you how to do exactly that later in this article .
Trailing Stops
Trailing stops automatically move the underlying stop-loss level with each tick of the price that goes in your favour. However, if the price reverses and starts to go against you, a trailing stop will stay at its most recent level, limiting your losses or locking in unrealised profits.
CONCULUSION :
WETHER YOU DO FOREX , STOCKS OR CRYPTO TRADING , STOPLOSS IS IIMPORTANT , AND IT ALWAYS GIVE YOU ANOTHER OPPURTUNITY TO TRADE AGAIN
Potential Bearish Run On Nasdaq For CPI On 14th February 2023Would like to see price show signs of weakness and tap into the H4 supply and fair value gap before giving us a lower timeframe shift in market structure to confirm our short bias. Should CPI inflation report come in hotter than expected, we will definitely see the markets react negatively to this. This will also be good basis for our short position as it aligns with technicals.
S&P500 - Bearish Outlook For CPI On 14/02/2023My Breakdown for the S&P500 for CPI on the 14th February 2023 - Would like to see price show signs of weakness as we approach the H4 Supply zone followed by a minor change in character on the lower timeframes before we go short.
Buy EURJPY SW 070223 10.35📌📌Idea Share Buy EURJPY📌📌
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📍📍Open order 142.000
Buy lim 1 141.000
Buy lim 2 140.200
Buy lim 3 139.350
Buy lim 4 138.650
Buy lim 5 137.660
Tp 145.900
Sl 136.800
Warning !!! (Swing trade must be used pending orders)
!!!Pending orders should be set up lot size step by step
Example
(15,000$)
Open order 0.1 lot
Buy lim 1 0.15 lot
Buy lim 2 0.20 lot
Buy lim 3 0.25 lot
Buy lim 4 0.30 lot
Buy lim 5 0. 40 lot
Buy lim 6 (last order) = 0.1+0.15+0.2+0.25+0.3 = 1.1 lot
Example
(3,000$)
Open order 0.04 lot
Buy lim 1 0.05 lot
Buy lim 2 0.06 lot
Buy lim 3 0.07 lot
Buy lim 4 0.08 lot
Buy lim 5 0.10 lot
Buy lim 6 (last order) = 0.04+0.05+0.06+0.07+0.08 +0.1 = 0.4 lot
!!When any pending orders are open and the profits are covered by loss it is up to your decision.!!
💡Don't miss the great BUY opportunity in XAUUSDIt seems that gold is still in an upward trend. The area shown as a box in the chart is the right area to buy.The numbered blue lines show important support areas whose intersections occur in the buy zone box.
Be sure to enter the buy position with the right strategy. And log in if you see purchase signs.
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Every trader life cycleThe Trader's Cycle
The trader's cycle is the time span between the first replenishment of the deposit and its total loss. The cycle is divided into four parts, each of which corresponds to a different condition of the trader.
Every trader is in one of the stages of the trader's cycle; it is impossible to avoid the cycle by trading continuously. However, by splitting into a "cycle," you may lengthen the stages and reduce your losses.
The "trader's cycle" phases:
"Stability" is the initial step.
The trader is in a condition of equilibrium, regulates his emotions, initiates trades only on his system entry points, does not engage in high-frequency trading, employs stop losses, monitors risk management, treats losses properly, and lives his life throughout the first phase.
The second stage is known as "sudden impact."
In the second phase, an incident occurs in the life of a trader that throws him off balance psychologically. A stunning incident for a trader is a large loss that wipes out the results of his efforts for an extended period of time. In general, the major causes of "shock" include neglecting risk management and not employing stop losses, as well as a series of transactions closed by stop losses in system trading in accordance with all of the trader's trading system regulations.
A unexpected blow can also be caused by technical errors: a forgotten or failed order, technical issues with a broker or equipment at the worst possible time.
The core of the second phase is that the trader experiences psychological trauma, which causes him to lose his psychological equilibrium and engage in illogical behavior.
The third stage is referred to as "risk rise."
In the third phase, the trader awakens with a desire to recover his losses, which causes him to raise the volume of positions, increase leverage, refuse to apply stop losses, depart from risk management, and average positions, which leads to irreversible repercussions.
The trader deviates from another critical approach - consistent profit taking. He stops taking profits from the market, constantly desiring more, as a result of which he misses profits and awakens within himself the infamous feeling of missed profit - FOMO (The fear of missing out), which in turn feeds the trader's psychological trauma and causes him to behave aggressively in the market.
The trader has a "perception filter": he begins to automatically reject any market information and signals that contradict his established abnormally high confidence in the market's future direction.
The fourth stage is "collapse."
The trader's position is liquidated when the market moves against him, and he is left with no money. On the one hand, the trader has lost everything; on the other hand, he feels some relief and begins to behave objectively, abandoning wishful thinking.
After putting himself in order and returning to normal life, the trader begins to evaluate blunders. After dealing with the mistakes, the trader pledges himself not to repeat them and not to break from his trading strategy, but vows are broken over time, and the cycle continues.
Repetition of the cycle
After the "first round," most rookie traders abandon trading permanently, blaming the market and condemned "manipulators" for everything. Another, smaller group of traders has the courage to accept their mistakes and return to trading at a higher level.
After a period, the cycle repeats for most merchants, and they are once again separated into two groups, with the majority of them leaving the market for good.
How can you break the cycle?
Every trader should embrace and realize the fact that the trader's cycle is inevitable, therefore, he should take efforts in advance to assist "soften the fall". Here are some practical suggestions.
Rest and recuperation
Every year, the work of a trader becomes more difficult: new patterns emerge, more and more variables must be considered, which increases the emotional load many times over, so rest and recovery are critical: the right approach to leisure time will help to avoid emotional burnout and will "reboot" you, completely clearing from thoughts, allowing you to return to your favorite work with renewed vigor. Take regular breaks from trading, vacations, and living life, because the aim of your trade is to increase the quality of your life. Does your life improve if you make a lot of money but are miserable? Look for new interests and experiment with new things. Recommendations for healing include bathing, swimming in a pool, massage, meditation, winter swimming, spending time in nature, and traveling.
Lifestyle
Your lifestyle, whether you like it or not, will be reflected in your trading, so don't get too caught up in trading - satisfy yourself and your loved ones by spending gains and developing yourself.
Eat, travel, and live life to the fullest. This will undoubtedly boost your attitude and, as a result, the outcome.
Sport influences your physical health, which in turn affects your mental health, and mental health allows you to be more productive and balanced for longer periods of time. Also, keep your mental surroundings in mind and limit your time spent on devices and news sources.
Pay attention to your health, thoughts, nutrition, lifestyle, sleep, and connections with loved ones.
Trading strategy
The attitude to trading is the foundation that may both save you from the "trader's cycle" and push you into it. Here are a few highlights:
1. Risk assessment.
Maintain strict risk management and never, ever overstate dangers. Diversify your cash in several areas to ensure that you cannot gamble too much on one trade. Divide your trading deposit, for example, into four pieces and transfer cash to separate exchanges and wallets.
This strategy will have a significant psychological influence on you, so that if you lose, you will only lose a portion of the cash. Even if you let go a little when transferring cash from one account to another, your brain will remember why you split and withdrawn the funds, and your emotions will have time to settle.
2. Profit obsession.
Fix locations in sections, always leaving a little bit out of the transaction. Using this profit-taking approach, you will skim the juiciest milk from winning transactions and eliminate FOMO, which will benefit your trading.
3. Taking an asset from the watchlist.
Remove the asset from your watchlist and cease watching it for a time if you still did not follow the strategy of frequent profit taking and closed the position fully.
Why would you do it? Assume that once you've established your successful position, the price rises by another 10-20-30%. How will you react? Most likely, you will have FOMO (fear of missing out), return to the transaction, and the price will then reverse.
To avoid this, either fix positions in parts depending on the balance of the position rather than the beginning volume, or do not open the chart after closing the trade.
4. A sequence of stop losses
Leave trading for a day if you close two transactions in a row on stop losses, since failing trades produce unpleasant emotions, which lead to bad judgments, and bad decisions lead to a desire to recover.
It is critical to learn to track your mental condition and step away from the terminal as soon as possible.
Workspace
The workplace should be a quiet and pleasant setting where you can concentrate and nothing will distract you from your task.
The trading system
Your trading system is critical to your success. You must design it based on your trading strategy and risk tolerance.
The trading system should comprise the following components:
Risk administration.
A collection of entrance points.
A collection of indicators.
Self-control techniques.
Profit safeguard approach.
Transferring positions to breakeven is a strategy.
Various trading methods and tools are available.
Make plans for profit distribution and withdrawal.
A set of guidelines "What should I do if...".
Trader's journal, where you will keep track of your transactions.
Savings and income sources
To avoid an urgent need to recoup while incurring a major loss, it is vital to save - develop an airbag for 6-12 months of a pleasant living and do not squander it. Savings will be ineffective even in the best-case scenario, but the advantages of the "airbag" are difficult to overestimate. Such accumulations will improve your psychological state since you will be more confident in the future and will not tear your hair out by launching a "transaction for the sake of a deal" and anticipating a quick payoff.
It is also vital to generate "cash flows" (other sources of income) for yourself outside of trading in order to increase your passive profit.
Profits and interruptions are reduced to zero.
"Crashes to zero" and samsara in the shape of a "trader's cycle" are unavoidable, therefore you must plan for "rainy days" by taking action ahead of time.
The finest traders can maintain equilibrium for far longer, but they also have breakdowns. Don't think of yourself as an exception. End collapses, extract winnings, and build passive income streams since the ultimate purpose of your trade is to improve the quality of your life. Keep in mind that the funds in your brokerage account do not belong to you, and anything might happen to the broker.
Regular withdrawal of cash ensures a constant and comfortable quality of living, since if you lose control of yourself, you will lose just a portion of the assets, not all of them. Create bulletproof stages that will allow your capital curve to increase indefinitely.
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BNB/USDHello friends
Today we will see BNB/USD
We don't seem to have much traffic at the moment the price is stuck at the specific point of 282-284. Price should break 286-287 and go ahead to break 293 and hold 300 to be able to make a higher high
otherwise it will make 279-273 easy and we might see 270 as well and if he can't keep it we will see 260 or even lower low. I suggest that we do nothing for now
until we see some trend-volume on the charts .
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Lower low : If the price of a security closes at a lower price than it did at the close of the previous day, which was also a low, then it is referred to as a lower low.
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