When the price hits your target, take your profits! Don't be GREEDY.
Where to place a T.P. is never easy. Why to not aim for a Zone to Zone?
With how many touches the Supply/Demand zone become an invalid zone? After 3 touches.
Trendlines are easily recognizable lines that traders draw on charts to connect a series of prices together or show some data's best fit. The resulting line is then used to give the trader a good idea of the direction in which an investment's value might move.
In the context of online trading scalping is defined as the opening and closing of positions on various financial products in a very short period of time, of the order of a few minutes. Scalping should not be confused with day trading which involves operations with a daily time horizon.
Day trading consists of buying and selling financial products within the same day. All positions will be closed by the close of the exchange.
Swing trading is a speculative trading strategy in financial markets where a tradable asset is held for one or more days in an attempt to profit from price changes or "swings".
In this case, the “buyers” are in full control of the trend and there are only small bearish moments. It is very difficult to enter the pullbacks because there will be only a small part of them as the market will tend to push upwards. The best way to trade in this situation is to pick up the signal at the beginning or otherwise wait for a break out of the...
Fakeout is a term used in technical analysis to refer to a situation in which a trader enters into a position in anticipation of a future transaction signal or price movement, but the signal or movement never develops and the asset moves in the opposite direction.
“Confluence trading” is when you combine more than one trading technique or analysis to increase your odds of a winning trade. In the example above, you can see how was possible to catch this new uptrend, you might have used Fibo or a retest of a broken trend line or a demand zone.
Pin Bar, which is short for 'Pinocchio Bar,' is a single candlestick setup that clues price action traders into potential reversals in the market. A pin bar is an elongated wick that 'sticks out' from price action. When you see a Pin Bar, be aware of a possible change of direction.
Before entering a trade, is not important to just look for confirmation, is also important to look at smaller time frames to see if your analysis is completely valid. I personally use all the time frames also the 1min!
The accumulation area represents a period of buying, typically by institutional buyers, while the price remains fairly stable.