Ultimate Chart Analysis Group

Wow, help me with the name so I can look for it

now it is 7:30 am jamaica time zone convert to your time go on the chart pull up 10 to 20 charts and see which play out the liquidity grab $10 per chart = $100 profit with 100% winrate 60% winrate that is $60 usd profit

Candlestick and trend lines

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OK

the crt indicator

yes

possible move on vix75

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Massive one Boss

Ok

crash 300

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In trading, macro structure  refers to the big-picture, long-term market trends (major highs/lows, overall direction) based on SEMA level 4 as POINT 1 SEMA LEVEL 3 and Level 2 for Point 2 and 3 . While micro structure  (price action, microstructure) describes the fine, short-term price movements and mechanics (candles, order flow, bid-ask spreads) within those trends, helping traders find precise entries and exits. Macro gives context and trend, while micro reveals momentum and detailed entry points, with macro movements composed of many micro swings where SEMA level 3 or level 2 can be use as POINT 1 While Point 2 and 3 Base on SEMA LEVEL 2 or Level 1

Period D1 - MM BUY Model identify bullish 123 pattern on M15 or M30 TF or W or H&S Pattern Period H4 - MM BUY Model identify Bullish 123 pattern on M30, M15, M5 , M1 TF or W or H&S Pattern Period D1 - optimum entry identify trendline break , turncoat (RBS) level FVG for entry on M15,M30,H1 TF W or H&S pattern for continuation trade. Period H4 - optimum entry identify trendline break , turncoat (RBS) level FVG for entry on M1, M5 ,M15 TF W or H&S pattern for continuation trade.

what's your take on step index @jacryptoforexking

I'll tell you from experience. I don't think your analysis was wrong, you might argue you entered too early and you should have waited for a better confirmation and stuff like that. But a hard lesson everyone learns early or late in trading is, sometimes you'll get everything right, your analysis is correct, but the market might move crazily, hit your stop loss and then retrace to your predicted direction. It is why pros who've stayed in the business long enough often remind us of money management, never risk it all for any single trade, a lot learned the hard way. Nice trade, cool profits for the weekend. Have a beautiful weekend everyone ❤️