Great Info Paul
I hope that this image helps someone... I've learned to really trade those pin balls near pivotal areas. From here on out I am going to double up or maybe even triple my sizes on these sweet setups. A sweet set up for ME would be a Fib along with pin balls near 1 2 3 setups and pivotal areas. If I see those, I'm going for the gusto!
I sould have taken a screen shot of the AUS/USD, that set up I'm talking about was going on just after I placed my trade on the USD/JPY, however, I missed getting in at the top (100 Fib) level where a nice pin ball was at, those prices ran down, I missed out on a quick 50-60 pip move.
To answer Exclusive's question, yes I have taken John Templeton's "Price Action Trade" course for $197 and it is well worth it. I just got it last night and have made 3 successful trades since midnight. I implemented the strategies as soon as I finished going over all of those damn videos, lol. He goes into detail of how he trades pin balls along with the fib and 1 2 3 patterns.
Now I'm going to look at Paul's information to see if I can pick up on something new, I'm always looking to become perfect
Oh and by the way I shorted that USD/JPY pair at 92.55 near the 100 Fib levels. I placed my stop loss just above the 100 level at 93.00 and my take profit level is at 91.40 which is where support would be due to the 1 2 3 buy pattern. You can see where I did draw a trendline up, although, it was approaching the 100 Fib levels (looking for counter trend). Truthfully I should have waited for a close below that trendline just to be sure, which is why I didn't open a large position, but let's just see what happens.
Hello again,
This is only my personal opinion, but i agree with M.O.B. 100%.
I am sure that many false breakouts on the 1m daily can be avoided by a better understanding of price action.
For those of you that are willing, but cant see the light yet, i have attached a couple of PDF files for your convenience.
You will find attached the very first thing i learnt about price action S/R, and i still use it profitably nearly every day.
I believe that this set-up is even easier than the 1-2-3 pattern, so may come in handy for beginners and old hands alike.
Simply read the pdf's , or search "Pin Bars" for more info, then open up a chart with NO indicators and look for the "pins".
All you will need after that is some extra chart time to get used to spotting them in real time.
You will soon see how easy this can be.
Hope it helps.
Regards.
Paul.
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I hope that this image helps someone... I've learned to really trade those pin balls near pivotal areas. From here on out I am going to double up or maybe even triple my sizes on these sweet setups. A sweet set up for ME would be a Fib along with pin balls near 1 2 3 setups and pivotal areas. If I see those, I'm going for the gusto!
I sould have taken a screen shot of the AUS/USD, that set up I'm talking about was going on just after I placed my trade on the USD/JPY, however, I missed getting in at the top (100 Fib) level where a nice pin ball was at, those prices ran down, I missed out on a quick 50-60 pip move.
To answer Exclusive's question, yes I have taken John Templeton's "Price Action Trade" course for $197 and it is well worth it. I just got it last night and have made 3 successful trades since midnight. I implemented the strategies as soon as I finished going over all of those damn videos, lol. He goes into detail of how he trades pin balls along with the fib and 1 2 3 patterns.
Now I'm going to look at Paul's information to see if I can pick up on something new, I'm always looking to become perfect
Oh and by the way I shorted that USD/JPY pair at 92.55 near the 100 Fib levels. I placed my stop loss just above the 100 level at 93.00 and my take profit level is at 91.40 which is where support would be due to the 1 2 3 buy pattern. You can see where I did draw a trendline up, although, it was approaching the 100 Fib levels (looking for counter trend). Truthfully I should have waited for a close below that trendline just to be sure, which is why I didn't open a large position, but let's just see what happens.