darrenblignaut78

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I hope you all find this video helpful and informative! Thank you for your support.

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Please watch and take notes! This is very power and wait for Part 2 which be uploaded shortly.

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In my recap video we set up and explained the criteria for a possible sell. In this video we wil look at the sell and why I sold in that particular range. Enjoy!

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1. Identify your htf. 2. Identify a htf bias. 3. Identify your current trading range on your htf. 4. Identify your premium or discount level. 5. Inside your premium or discount level identify your htf point of interest. 6. Wait for price to pull into your htf point of interest. 7. Pop down to a ltf where you'll observe bearish or bullish price action. 8. Wait for...

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In this video I will only be recapping what was said and explained in yesterday's tutorial video.

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In this video I will share my testimony. Please respect my belief, I am not here to force you in to my belief. It is my testimony and I hope this helps.

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1. Identify your htf. 2. Identify a htf bias. 3. Identify your current trading range on your htf. 4. Identify your premium or discount level. 5. Inside your premium or discount level identify your htf point of interest. 6. Wait for price to pull into your htf point of interest. 7. Pop down to a ltf where you'll observe bearish or bullish price action. 8. Wait for...

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Find a higher timeframe find a bias find a valid range fibs over the range mark out level (discount/premium) mark out pio on htf or find another poi on next htf if you dont find one on your initial htf. pop to ltf and observe priction wait for choch/mss then enter on retest.

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Find a higher timeframe find a bias find a valid range fibs over the range mark out level (discount/premium) mark out pio on htf or find another poi on next htf if you dont find one on your initial htf. pop to ltf and observe priction wait for choch/mss then enter on retest.

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I feel like a broken record... If you can get at spotting AMD in the market, the market is yours.

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There's always opportunities in the market. Don't beat yourself up if you miss a trade or price never triggers your limit order but your set up was correct. It's all part of trading. I know what you're thinking, "What opportunities?" Well, I've trained myself over the last 3 years to be able to spot as many opportunities as I can in the market. I am able to do...

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If you have time to do some reading, you can read up on the author H. M. Gartley. H M Gartley wrote a book on stock investing around 80 years ago. www.traderslog.com The chart above shows a bearish Gartley pattern which was found on page 222 of his book. Its known by many as a Gartley 222 for this reason.

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It is important that you train your eyes to be able to spot AMD on the chart. Time is fractal; it's only a matter of time in terms of candles being printed, 1min tf candles will print faster than a 15mn candle. Make sure you have a bias.

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The reason why I can take and execute trades is because I have done my fair share in backtesting and forwardtesting data. Spending thousands of hours on the market...one thing which took my trading to the next level was looking for extra evidence.

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Use the power of three to get into high-probability and high-quality trades.

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It's important for you, as a beginner trader, to utilize htfs, because it's slower price action. You need to clearly decipher your overall bias and market direction. Use a ltf to look for trend.

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Sit back and take notes as I break down USDJPY. Pay attention to htf poi's and ltf choch.

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In this video, I break down us30 into the trade I executed. Making use of a HTF and using a LTF for entries.