Great, can you explain briefly and make a video about Alexander Elders multi time frame analysis in your style. In his concept he uses 3 timeframes to take a trade which I think may give high probability trade.🙏
Thank you for the feedback ! Yes you are Alexander Elders uses 3 times frames in his trading style, However markets have completely changed and I think 3 time frames lead to confusion
A order block is created post touching supply demand zones. And S/D Zones work well in all types of markets. But order block works only in upward/downward maker. If u look for order block in consolidating market, u will loose.
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@@Riverrage_03 Thanks for your question! A retracement to the 100% level isn’t considered a pullback-at that point, the market has fully retraced the prior move and likely broken the trend structure. True pullbacks typically occur at key levels like the 50% or 61.8% Fibonacci retracements. These levels represent partial retracements and are significant because they often align with areas where the trend might continue. When the market reaches 100%, it’s more indicative of indecision or a potential trend reversal rather than a pullback. I hope this clears up the confusion!
Let’s clear this up: calling order filling a liquidity sweep shows a lack of understanding. Order filling is a natural market process-buyers meet sellers. A liquidity sweep, however, is a strategic move to trigger stop-losses or pending orders before a reversal. Thank you for the comment anyway
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Great, can you explain briefly and make a video about Alexander Elders multi time frame analysis in your style. In his concept he uses 3 timeframes to take a trade which I think may give high probability trade.🙏
Thank you for the feedback ! Yes you are Alexander Elders uses 3 times frames in his trading style, However markets have completely changed and I think 3 time frames lead to confusion
What's different between supply and demand/ order block.
@@JJ-ku7fq An order block is the original zone and should have a fair value gap while supply and demand zones are simple and strong areas
A order block is created post touching supply demand zones. And S/D Zones work well in all types of markets. But order block works only in upward/downward maker. If u look for order block in consolidating market, u will loose.
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I really appreciate your efforts! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Could you also guess that with the fib the price more then likely would have a pull back at 100 then sell or puts then re but
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Thanks for your question! A retracement to the 100% level isn’t considered a pullback-at that point, the market has fully retraced the prior move and likely broken the trend structure. True pullbacks typically occur at key levels like the 50% or 61.8% Fibonacci retracements. These levels represent partial retracements and are significant because they often align with areas where the trend might continue. When the market reaches 100%, it’s more indicative of indecision or a potential trend reversal rather than a pullback. I hope this clears up the confusion!
Our bro claiming order filling (Reaccumulation) as liquidity sweep.. 😹💔
Let’s clear this up: calling order filling a liquidity sweep shows a lack of understanding. Order filling is a natural market process-buyers meet sellers. A liquidity sweep, however, is a strategic move to trigger stop-losses or pending orders before a reversal. Thank you for the comment anyway