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In a downtrend, We are looking to sell as price pull back to the dynamic support and resistance.

My point here is When the Market is trending, place your trades in the direction of the trend. What to do when the market is ranging or consolidating? The answer is simple. You can use Range top to sell and Range Bottom to Buy. Don’t try to place trade inside the range. That is the worst thing you can do as forex trader.

As discussed earlier, the presence of the inverse head and shoulder pattern suggests a lack of selling pressure and all of the sudden price break above the neckline, which confirms the validity of the pattern. The next question is how are we going to get into the market? This is where the break and retest pattern comes in. We’ve already had a breakout, and after that price came to test the neckline again. This is where we’re going to have a long trade. This way you can aim for higher Risk to Reward Ratio. This is a key advantage of this pattern.

As you already know, the inverse head and shoulders pattern occurs after a downtrend and if you spot this pattern on a downtrend you should prepare for a reversal. But why? Because, Unlike the other chart patterns, the occurrence of the inverse head and shoulders pattern is significant. Have look at the chart Observe the chart carefully. On the left side of the chart. You can see that it is a clear downtrend. Each time the price has made new lows. But after the head instead of making new lows, the price action begins forming a higher low, resulting in an inverse head and shoulder pattern. This kind of price behavior indicates a lack of selling pressure in the downtrend, and we should monitor such scenarios as reversal traders.

The 6 Most Powerful Candlestick Price Action Patterns We have millions of candlestick patterns. Studying all of them is foolish because it’s difficult to understand all of them and difficult to implement in the live market. We need to pick them based on the below parameters: Impact Repeated occurrence If any candlestick formation has less impact, then it is not useful. Similarly, if there is a powerful candlestick formation, but if it doesn’t occur very often, again it’s of no use. Based on these parameters, I have shortlisted 3 candlestick formations: Engulfing - Bullish Engulfing and Bearish Engulfing Harami - Bullish Harami, Bearish Harami Hammer/Hangman - Hammer comes in an downtrend, whereas, Hangman comes in a uptrend.

Now the question is how to catch these movements? The breakout strategy comes very handily in this kind of scenarios. Have a look at the AUDJPY daily chart. Note how RSI over-bought and break of the local structure level aligned. Why we wait for a breakout? By waiting for the breakout we can increase the probability of our trade. Remember that more confluence means higher probability. According to the chart first, we wait for RSI over-bought signal then we wait for local structure level to be broken to the downside. Now all we have to do is place our orders, right ?

What have you noticed in the chart? A downtrend, right? Price is making lower lows, moving averages are pointing down and above all, the price is bouncing off from dynamic resistance level twice (Have a look at the blue box marked in the chart). Above factors confirm that we have a healthy downtrend. Now we have to look for a way to go short. But how? We have to wait for a pullback to dynamic resistance, this is where we have an edge in the downtrend, right? Now have a look at the chart.Where is the price right now? At the dynamic resistance, right? This is exactly what we need. Our next job is to place the trade, for that we need a confirmation to go short. We can use price action for this matter. Have you noticed any price action pattern here? If you can spot a bearish engulfing pattern, great. This is our entry trigger. Now all confluences are aligned nicely, Now it is a matter of placing the trade. We can place a sell order here.

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First of all, from the left side, it is an uptrend and from the right side it is a reversal, right? Now, how do we identify this reversal in advance and is it possible? Yeah! with the clues this chart have, it is possible. Now have a look at the first and the second retracements. Both retracements are small indicating minor selling pressure during the uptrend. This kind of small retracements during an uptrend indicates the bullish momentum is still in place and in order flow perspective, it indicates that buyers are still in control. Next, have a look at the third and fourth retracement, Both of them are deeper retracements, right? This indicates that the selling pressure is getting increase gradually and as a result of that EURJPY ended up reversing. The deeper retracement against the on-going trend means that the momentum of the trend is getting low, so the probability of a trend reversal is much higher

As the old saying goes, the trend is your friend until it bends. This is the same when using candlesticks in your trading. You can use the trend to find and make very high probability trades. After you have found a clear trend, you can use your favorite candlestick patterns to fine-tune your entry signal. An example of how you could do this is on the chart. Price has been in a strong trend lower. When we notice price pullback higher into a value area, we start to look for short trades. Short trades could then be entered when price forms a bearish engulfing bar signaling a reversal back lower.

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One of the simplest strategies to trade pullbacks is to use important market levels. Two strategies you can use to find these important market levels are key areas of support or resistance and using trendlines. The example shows how you could use trendlines to find simple, but high probability pullback trades to get long with the trend higher. As price moves higher it is regularly pulling back into the trendline and giving you a chance to look for long trades.

The shooting star pattern is not as common as some other candlestick patterns, but it is one of the more powerful. This pattern signals a potential reversal back lower after the price has been rising higher. The example shows a shooting star example and how price forms a large upper wick and a small real body. Price then sells off back lower, completing the reversal.

When the Bollinger Bands are close to each other, then the trading indicator is conveying to us that the volatility of the Forex pair is relatively low. In this manner, the trading volumes are typically low as well, and the pair is said to be consolidating or ranging rather than trending. This is what we call a Bollinger Band squeeze, because the bands are being “squeezed” tightly together. In most cases, we should avoid trading within very tight price ranges, because they provide significantly less profitable opportunities than during trending phases. The image below shows a classical Bollinger Bands Squeeze.If you want to join the course. Let us know

This is a relatively simple price action strategy whereby the trader simply follows the existing trend. If a price is on a clear downturn, with lower highs being consistently created, the trader might look to take a short position. If prices are rising incrementally, with the highs and lows trending increasingly higher, then the trader might want to buy in.If you want to join the course. kindly find the link below :