Sell The support zone drawn on the chart becomes resistance. Stop Loss placed at the last swing. Risk-reward ratio 1:2, it is recommended to secure the trade at 1:1.
The support zone drawn on the chart becomes resistance. Stop Loss placed at the last swing. Risk-reward ratio 1:2, it is recommended to secure the trade at 1:1.
The support zone drawn on the chart becomes resistance. Stop Loss placed at the last swing. Risk-reward ratio 1:2, it is recommended to secure the trade at 1:1.
Breakerblock on TF 15 min. A breaker block is a failed order block that results in market liquidity being taken out and the market structure changing from bullish to bearish or vice versa. This can provide price action traders with valuable information about what the market is likely to do next.
In this setup, we wait for the price to enter the premium zone, utilizing liquidity from the upper area to initiate a short position targeting 95% of the range. What do you think about it? How can you improve this trade?
We are traveling from one liquidity zone to another. This trade carries high risk but offers a favorable risk-reward ratio.
This week, the price reached the daily support. At the 1.07 zone, there is an unfilled imbalance. For this week, we anticipate finding the imbalance from which short positions can be sought again towards the daily support.
Selling from the order block. Target 2:1 towards a high-volume area where it coincides with another small order block. For further confirmation, you can access the 1-minute chart and wait for a sniper entry.
A structure change occurs, creating an order block, accompanied by a significant imbalance that needs to be covered. Place the Stop Loss below the buy zone. Set the Take Profit up to the next order block, supported by another imbalance.