GJ basically is a continuation trade down. The levels above are being broken turning the buy orders into sell orders. However if the sellers fall here and we see price start closing above our sell orders in red then I would want to take a long. If price breaks the low again we continue down
In the past three charts I talked about relationships between bars, then groups of bars and finally base of legs up and down. To build a trade set up we need all three concepts. We do not long when price is breaking supply lines, we wait for a retrace and identify areas of interest. Im going to contradict myself here because if we only take trades in the direction...
In the first two charts I talked about the relationship between bars then the relationship of a group of bars. This chart looks at how we play the base of the leg up or down and what occurs when a base of the leg is crossed under or over.
Expanding the idea of how price action develops on individual bars to a group of bars starts to paint a picture of what trend is doing. When price is breaking below buy orders we had to have more sell orders to do this. So we can say where we had buy orders is now sell orders. Look left is a common phrase in supply and demand, it refers to an area of orders where...
For interest I thought I might do a series of charts explaining how price action develops and why we see what we see on the chart.