DCHESSKING(THE MONEY GENIUS)

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If you’re used to buy and sell signals, that’s not how we operate here..unless we can explain the why. Sharing a market view without understanding the reasoning behind it just doesn’t make sense.

If so, expect more upside movement. But if the proximity ratio is 1:2 or greater and we find confluence showing weak buyers, that’s when we jump in for the sell. At this point, the impulsive move turns aggressive, in line with the overall bearish trend. Those caught at the wrong time will feel it right in the face…why not, right?

Even when price reaches the next supply, we still need to use the same approach to confirm the validity of that zone. Otherwise, if price breaks 1.0873, we could be looking at a further bullish move. We have to check the next possible base’s proximity when price drives to the next supply zone. It’s a simple yet powerful method that keeps you safe from traps. Here’s the thing- you don’t just click “sell” at any supply zone just because there’s a rejection or pin bar there. You need to understand what’s driving that bullish move. Are there buyers eager to buy at a zone close to the supply?

So, what’s my plan? I’m aiming for the overall bearish trend ..I’m in for selling, but not above the possible base zone. I’ll only sell if it breaks below the possible base or breaks the current supply zone From there, we’ll watch price drive to the next supply and hook a selling opportunity. As I always say, timing is everything. Don’t let the market get the best of you!

Both traders identify a selling opportunity, but with different timing. Possible base traders avoid the trap and wait for the right moment, while others might be doing the right thing but at the wrong time

So, what happened? WHAT OTHER TRADERS SEE Other traders observe an overall bearish market and find it tempting to sell from the H1 supply zone at 1.0822, especially after seeing the Doji formed at the supply on EURUSD today. What possible base traders see: Possible base traders recognize that selling at 1.0822 is a trap. Why? Because there’s a possible zone at 1.0815..a potential demand zone that’s too close to the supply. So, despite the overall bearish trend, it’s risky to sell at that level until the possible base zone is broken. Otherwise, there’s a strong likelihood of price heading to 1.0859 before any downturn

Sellers dismissed.. you’re safe?

Sellers stops are being taken out already. Why? I thought they had a nice Doji at the top hahaha

Tell them..we ain’t selling until that possible base gets broken! Otherwise, they better wear a seatbelt, because it’s going to be a flight to 1.0859!

Tell them..we ain’t selling until that possible base gets broken! Otherwise, they better wear an seatbelt, because it’s going to be a flight to 1.0859!

Are they safe yet?

Timing is everything in the market..don’t make the mistake of selling at the wrong moment!

If you sold at 1.0823, you’re in dangerous territory. Why? Because the possible base (potential demand) is too close to the supply zone. We need that base to be cleared before committing to any sell; otherwise, you risk getting trapped, with a potential retracement to 1.0858 before any real downturn

I know many of you had a sell bias because of that Doji candle within the supply zone. I get it… But take a closer look…have you wondered why the momentum is struggling? First, we’re in an overall downtrend, but the intraday trend is showing pre-bullish signs, suggesting a possible retracement to 1.0858

If the possible base doesn’t get broken, this is exactly what you’ll see. Now, I’m no designer, but I love drawing the market to fit my analysis. Hahaha! So, let’s break it down: if the possible base holds due to the buying pressure, it drives the pre-bullish intraday trend forward

The green marks the supply zone, which is our target. But if the price doesn’t break through that red zone, I’m not taking the sell! We’ll see the buyers trapped, and the tank will be against them. Burn them? Of course, lol!

For that sell to be valid, the possible base must be broken first. Otherwise, it’s a straight-up trap. How can you sell from a supply zone when there’s a potential demand sitting closer to it? Make it make sense!

As tempting as this sell bias might be, it’s just a trap hinting that you’re not in the clear yet! There’s a pending orders stuck in the possible base zone marked in RED