📚 Understanding Price Action - Impulsive & Corrective Moves 📚For every currency pair, all the price action can be broken down into 2 different waves. Impulse waves and corrective waves.
Both of these waves have the same patterns within them such as flags, ascending/descending corrections, channels etc.
The tip to finding out what phase we're in is to zoom out to a bigger timeframe and look at price action as a whole and ask yourself "is this impulsive or is this corrective". Once you understand that, you can more often than not understand where price will be going next.
For CADJPY, we are in a flat ABC triangle and we are approaching the upper limits of the triangle. We also are in an ABC correction. On the smaller timeframe, if things line up, we can get in at the very top of the impulse and ride this back down!
Try spotting corrections and impulses and watch how your chart game levels up!
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📚 Impulsive & Corrective Breaks - How To Identify & Trade Them 📚What is an Impulse?
An impulse is defined as a strong move whereby the market moves quite strongly or heavily in one direction, covering a great distance in a short period of time.
Typically, when there's a trend reversal occurring, we require an impulse in the opposite direction of the trend, indicating to us that there's a possible trend reversal. The question we face now is "What does an impulse need to look like for there to be a trend reversal?". Throughout my years in trading, I've found that if a significant level is broken during the impulse, we can expect a follow through of that impulse after a brief correction or a retest.
In the Impulse diagrams, you can see that I've marked out a recent significant level where price reacted. When there was an impulse, I kept an eye on the level to see if it breaks. If it did not break, I can assume that the impulse wasn't strong enough to create a trend reversal and it is merely a bigger more aggressive correction.
However, if the level did break along with the trendline, we can assume that there is a trend reversal taking place and we should keep our focus on the key level and price action for corrections such as flags, pennants , channels etc.
Please see chart updates for examples of Impulsive Breaks and how to trade them.
What is a Correction?
A correction is defined as a relatively short-term movement of the market in the direction opposite to the main trend.
To identify whether a break of a trendline is an impulsive break of corrective break, we must also identify the key level by looking at a significant level where price reacts. If the impulse that breaks the trendline does NOT break the level, we can assume that the trend isn't ready to reverse yet and it is a corrective break. Often a corrective break ends up with an impulse breaking the significant level, at which time we can look for a correction to take our trade.
See chart updates below for examples of corrective breaks and how to trade them.
Please leave a like and comment what you think!
As always, Goodluck and trade safe!
Mr Wick.
📚 Impulsive & Corrective Breaks - How To Identify & Trade Them 📚What is an Impulse?
An impulse is defined as a strong move whereby the market moves quite strongly or heavily in one direction, covering a great distance in a short period of time.
Typically, when there's a trend reversal occurring, we require an impulse in the opposite direction of the trend, indicating to us that there's a possible trend reversal. The question we face now is "What does an impulse need to look like for there to be a trend reversal?". Throughout my years in trading, I've found that if a significant level is broken during the impulse, we can expect a follow through of that impulse after a brief correction or a retest.
In the Impulse diagrams, you can see that I've marked out a recent significant level where price reacted. When there was an impulse, I kept an eye on the level to see if it breaks. If it did not break , I can assume that the impulse wasn't strong enough to create a trend reversal and it is merely a bigger more aggressive correction.
However, if the level did break along with the trendline, we can assume that there is a trend reversal taking place and we should keep our focus on the key level and price action for corrections such as flags, pennants, channels etc.
Please see chart updates for examples of Impulsive Breaks and how to trade them.
What is a Correction?
A correction is defined as a relatively short-term movement of the market in the direction opposite to the main trend.
To identify whether a break of a trendline is an impulsive break of corrective break, we must also identify the key level by looking at a significant level where price reacts. If the impulse that breaks the trendline does NOT break the level, we can assume that the trend isn't ready to reverse yet and it is a corrective break. Often a corrective break ends up with an impulse breaking the significant level, at which time we can look for a correction to take our trade.
See chart updates below for examples of corrective breaks and how to trade them.
Please leave a like and comment what you think!
As always, Goodluck and trade safe!
Mr Wick.
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The 10.618 Fibonacci Secret by StyxAs promised i have made the video explaining you my little secret.
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CADCHF Sell set upAs we can see market has came up with a nice strong bullish until march 31 , after that we are in a correction waves that I think wave A has finished with a very complete details in all of its 5 waves , so wave a has done its work on April 20. from April 20 so far in my opinion wave B is competing or may already completed as a triangle which I have counted it as a-b-c-d-e.
so I'm willing to see wave C to start and as soon the price breaks the triangle in 4H time frame wave see would start and I expected to have a good profitable short In CADCHF.
Hope its helps,
How I trade BTCIn this video, I showcase how I conduct TA and then confirm my entry/exit points using the BlueWave alongside the Stochastic RSI.
So I like to keep my trading very simple.
I start with some basic technical analysis, then I would look at my indicators for confirmation.
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How to trade multiple pairs in parallel, part 3We have three charts to compare:
In the first chart, here we see that the EURCAD is in a bearish trend,
In the second chart, here is a bullish trend, and here we see that CADJPY monitors the movement and mostly coincides with the chart CADCHF, and is totally the opposite of the EURCAD chart,
In the third chart, here we see that CADCHF is totally the opposite of the EURCAD chart, also a bullish trend.
When the EURCAD falls, CADJPY and the CADCHF rises.
This way, you can combine these pairs.
What do you think about that?
How to trade multiple pairs, in parallel, the second partWe have three charts, and the most important is the DOLLAR INDEX chart and its direction of movement:
In the first chart, here we see that the dollar index is in a bearish trend,
In the second chart, here we see that EURAUD monitors the movement and mostly coincides with the chart DOLLAR INDEX,
In the third chart, here we see that EURUSD is totally the opposite of the DOLLAR INDEX chart.
We see that when the DOLLAR INDEX falls, also and the EURAUD, while the EURUSD rises.
This way, you can combine these pairs.
What do you think about that?
How to trade multiple pairs, in parallelWe have three charts, and the most important is the DOLLAR INDEX chart and its direction of movement:
In the first chart, here we see that the dollar index is in a bearish trend,
In the second chart, here we see that EURNZD monitors the movement and mostly coincides with the chart DOLLAR INDEX,
In the third chart, here we see that EURUSD is totally the opposite of the DOLLAR INDEX chart.
We see that when the DOLLAR INDEX falls, also and the EURNZD, while the EURUSD rises.
This way, you can combine these pairs.
What do you think about that?
Elliott's Waves and Figures: A complementar approachSome traders, when approaching Elliott wave analysis, abandon the price analysis through technical figures, wrongly.
I, on the other hand, believe that the two must be complementary, as I will demonstrate in this article.
When the ancient navigators navigated the lands and the seas, they were always looking for the stars, so that they could guide them. They had reference points and, thanks to them, they were able to reach the desired destination.
Anyone who has studied the principles of Elliott's waves knows very well that these "guidelines" allow us to grasp the direction of the market thanks to the fact that investors, as human beings, reflect their repetitive nature on the markets and, ultimately , determine the final forms.
Within this analysis of the waves, the figures of technical analysis could be sought to allow us to have a point of reference. On the other hand, if it is true that wave theory is able to explain every market movement, then the same figures of technical analysis will be nothing but movements that can be interpreted through Elliott's theory.
Let's take the flag: the flag, analyzed from a "wave" point of view, can very well be seen as a zig zag, followed by a triangle and, finally, by another zig zag.
Rectangles are usually double three or triple three.
Double highs are generally caused by flat, double lows by truncated 5 waves.
A head and shoulders can be seen as a normal high of elliot, while a head and shoulders that doesn't work could mean a flat expandend.
So, when we study the market through Elliott waves, the search for these figures allows us to have a point of reference and, ultimately, to orient ourselves. If we find a flag, we know we are in a reactive phase. So, if the flag overall turns out to be a bull move, then we know that the motive move is bear.
So ... always find points of reference. Look for your stars!
Understanding the Psychology of Elliott waves in ETHUSDTIn two or three posts, we are going to examine the ETHEREUM/TETHERUS currency pair. I counted this currency code in the weekly timeframe. One of the best ways to recognize the fifth wave from the third (most of the time) is a Regular negative divergence in one of the oscillators (especially the popular, functional, and very popular RSI oscillator). In this divergence, we see the occurrence of a Higher High compared to the previous High in the price chart, while a lower High is observed in the oscillator. Candlestically, at the end of an ascending (descending) trend, candlesticks with longer shadows and weaker bodies are seen. In addition, in most cases, the correction of the fourth wave will be short and transient, because most people have just realized the important event and believe (justify themselves) that the ascending (descending) trend of the desired symbol will continue and start buying (selling). ) And launch the fifth wave. Compare this analysis with the charts and candlesticks of the ETHUSDT trading symbol and its fourth short wave.
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Gap TheoryThe gap theory is short and simple. Not everything needs to be lengthy and laborious. "Everything should be simple as possible, but not any simpler"
Break-Away Gap
Once a new cycle has begun and you see a breakaway gap in the STARTING of a move, you get confirmation of this new cycle. HOLD.
Run-Away Gap
Once the trend is continuing for some time and then you see a second gap, this is a confirmation that you are somewhere in the MIDDLE of the move, so you know a further movement in price is expected. HOLD.
There is a possibility that you can get multiple runaway gaps.
Exhaustion Gap
After a move in price had already happened, a gap that signals the END of the move happens. If this is your 3rd gap on the, you should look very closely to distinguish if it is a runaway gap or exhaustion gap. SELL.
How do you tell the difference between the exhaustion gap and the runaway gap?
Easy, if after the gap happens the price shoot straight up without closing the gap in the next few days ---> runaway gap. HOLD.
if after the gap happens the price is closing the gap in the next few days ---> exhaustion gap. SELL.
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A simple Elliot Wave lessonI thought this would provide a good demonstration of Elliot wave theory with Dogecoin. I spotted this on a 2/5 minute chart but it displays nicely here too. Elliot wave theory depicts a retracement period, with waves a, b, c, and d (down, up...) all forming a horizontal triangle. Wave E breaks the down trend which fits perfectly with Elliot Wave theory. Watch for a breakout, or a false break with a continued horizontal retracement, AND more horizontal triangles...
Wyckoff Yöntemi CR Binance AcademyA Fazı
İlk faz, yerleşmiş bir yükseliş trendinin azalan talep nedeniyle yavaşlamaya başlamasıyla ortaya çıkar. Öncü Arz (Preliminary Supply (PSY)) satış gücünün kendini göstermeye başladığını işaret eder ancak halen yükseliş trendini durdurmaya yetecek kadar güçlü değildir. Daha sonra yoğun bir alım faaliyeti sonucunda Alım Zirvesi (Buying Climax (BC)) oluşur. Bu genellikle deneyimsiz tacirlerin duygusal alımlarından kaynaklanır.
Daha sonra, aşırı talep piyasa yapıcılar tarafından karşılandıkça, yukarı yönlü güçlü hareket bir Otomatik Reaksiyona (Automatic Reaction (AR)) neden olur. Bir diğer deyişle Kompozit Adam varlıklarını geç gelen alıcılara dağıtmaya başlar. İkinci Test (Secondary Test (ST)) piyasa yeniden BC bölgesine ulaştığında ve genellikle daha düşük bir tepe noktası oluşturduğunda ortaya çıkar.
B Fazı
Dağıtımın B Fazı düşüş trendinin (Sonuç) öncesinde oluşarak bir birikim bölgesi (Neden) gibi hareket eder. Bu faz boyunca Kompozit Adam kademeli olarak varlıklarını satar ve piyasa talebini absorbe ederek zayıflatır.
Genellikle, alım satım aralığının üst ve alt bantları defalarca test edilir ve bu süreç kısa vadeli ayı ve boğa tuzakları içerebilir. Piyasa bazen Alım Zirvesi (BC) tarafından oluşturulan direnç seviyesinin üstüne çıkarak Yükselme (Upthrust (UT)) olarak da adlandırılan bir İkinci Test'e (ST) sebep olabilir.
C Fazı
Bazı durumlarda piyasa, birikim fazının ardından son bir boğa tuzağı daha sunabilir. Buna Dağıtım Sonrası Yükselme (Upthrust After Distribution)(UTAD)) denir. UTAD temelde, Birikim sürecindeki Spring'in tersidir.
D Fazı
Dağıtımın D Fazı Birikimdeki D Fazının neredeyse ayna görüntüsü gibidir. Genellikle aralığın ortasında bir Son Arz Noktası (Last Point of Supply (LPSY)) yer alır ve daha düşük bir tepe oluşturur. Bu noktadan destek bölgesinin etrafında ya da altında yeni LPSY'ler oluşur. Piyasa, destek çizgilerinin altına indiğinde belirgin bir Zayıflık Noktası (Sign of Weakness (SOW)) ortaya çıkar.
E Fazı
Dağıtımın son fazı düşüş trendinin başlangıcını işaret eder. Talebe kıyasla arzın güçlü egemenliği sonucu alım satım aralığının belirgin şekilde kırıldığı görülür.
BTC still making bullish patterns on the top. what's going on?If you want to understand what the market is doing, the best thing you can do is spot these pattern combinations.
Elliott's wave principle is not a theory, it's a principle. that word itself means it explains the behavior of the waves. how they start.
it's a big different concept from a hypothesis, which may or not happen, a theory.
We get impulsive, corrective, impulsive sequence every time the market moves. slow, and fast movements.
At a certain Fibonacci levels and proportions, these pictures get drawn in every time frame.
When smaller forms are completed, they start drawing bigger formations.
the bigger the formation, the more significant movement is coming.
and inside bigger formations, smaller patterns can be found.
Size translate into a different time, price and shapes.
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The Wave Principle begins with the fact that everything in the universe moves according to the Law of Nature following a mathematical pattern of contraction and expansion. (Fibonacci).
This applies to human beings and everything created by them, including the financial market.
According to the Wave Principle, markets always move in waves of action and reaction (impulses and corrections) of greater and lesser degree. Different shapes, strength, and time to complete.
Recognizing these patterns with Fibonacci and Golden Ratio (Phi | 0.618) can help us understand the market behavior to anticipate the next move.
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HOW TO COUNT 9WAVES N THIS WEEK'S PRICE MOVEMENT IN H1I was asked how to count 9 waves from Tuesday to Thursday.
So I answer it here also this weeks price movement because it's important.
I analyze mainly H4 on weekdays, Weekly chart on Saturday or Sunday, and sometimes H1 to see detailed price movements in H4.
I think that there were 9 waves from last Tuesday to Thursday.
There's some ways to count waves but when you can't count well, Fractal could help you.
As counting with Fractals, you can see 9 waves.
However, it's really difficult to count that way. But if you find 9 waves, crash would come, this is a big hint to count bearishly and sell for later.
After lime9 yesterday, the price couldn't make the new high, where became Pink2, also could be the Right Shoulder of Triple-top.
Pink1 could be a neck.
Head-Neck : Neck-Target=1:1, so Target would be 1.3713
*Head(1.3809).Neck(1.3761)
Also, to the end of yesterday, the price was getting convergent like >, this is the sign of explosion.
Because the price was convergent, counting should be detailed like 2_1,2_2,2_3,2_4...
Tip: explosion often makes 9 waves.
We had those tips at the begining of today.
Then, to make Pink3, the price dropped as 2_1, 2_2, 2_3, 2_4, 2_5=Pink3
If lime 9 is the begining of the bearish impulse, we wanna sell at pink4. The bearish waves are not over yet, it is thought.
So where could be the pink 4?
Fib(Pink2-Pink3)38.2(1.3751) and 61.8(1.3772) look like the best spot to sell.
If Pink2(RightShoulder) is broken, this idea would be invalid.
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Be Realistic ! there are always alternative scenariosit is vital for all traders to control their emotions. getting excited is natural for everyone but if you want to be a successful trader you have to learn how to control your feeling. we trade based on the facts not feelings!.
there are always alternative scenarios and a wise trader should be prepared in advance. being aware of alternatives can help you to control your feelings and manage your trade well. one tool to manage the trade is using Multi Unit Trade Strategy which will be discussed in another separate post. Here I want to introduce some alternatives for market path when a trader enters to a trade after an ABC correction .
First I should emphasize that I used BIDU chart just as an example and I do not claim that BIDU will follow what has been shown on the chart.
Alternatives after a possible ABC corrections are:
1- starting a new impulse wave and making a new major high : traders hope for this scenario and enter into the trade for making noticeable profit but does it always happen?
2- what we consider a wave C is not actually what we considered and it was in fact wave 3 of a descending impulse wave. experienced traders have faced this scenario many times. I showed this possible scenario on the BIDU Chart.
3- Stock may make a flat correction. this alternative has been drawn on the chart and you can see it's internal structure. flat corrections can be very misleading. be cautious !.
4- Dobule or triple Three correction. this scenario may pose huge loses to unexperienced traders when they feel correction is over and they see market is going up but suddenly every thing will change. Also recognizing a new entry point is not so easy in this type of correction. an example of a Double Three Correction has been shown on the chart.
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