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Category: Price Action Setups

Posted on 14. October 202010. November 2020

Use Volume for better Signals

For some time now, I’m experimenting with volume to improve the entry signals of the Price Action Indicators.

Decreasing or less volume, when approaching an old support or resistance shows a lack of interest from professional money to participate at these areas and prices are more likely to reverse.

Continue reading “Use Volume for better Signals”

Posted on 29. July 202024. April 2021

Trade the 1st Pullback after a Wedge – the W1P!

A Wedge reversal (three or four pushes each with a new extreme) forming at the top or bottom of a trend is probably the most successful setup for a swing trade.

The most crucial prerequisite for a Wedge reversal is a clear trend channel line overshoot and in particular a second overshoot.

Other strengtheners / requirements are: Continue reading “Trade the 1st Pullback after a Wedge – the W1P!”

Posted on 21. January 202021. January 2020

What to do with “Barb Wire”?

“Barb Wire” is a special kind of a tight trading range, where the price action is confined to a narrow range made up of small bars, many of which are dojis (large tails and small bodies). Continue reading “What to do with “Barb Wire”?”

Posted on 24. September 201925. October 2019

How to Trade Reversal Signals

Entry Order

Once a Reversal Signal shows up on the chart place a stop entry buy order one tick above the bar or pattern (for bull). The closest logical stop goes below the bar or pattern – a bar/pattern stop.

Continue reading

 

Posted on 28. August 201922. September 2019

Inside Bars

Inside bars (by definition) are completely overlapped by the prior bar and must be considered to be a small trading range. This usually makes them poor Signal Bars, unless they occur with trend or meet a couple more criteria. Continue reading “Inside Bars”

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