Higher than first half candlestick then entry
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Sir,
Thanks for giving me to this strategy, sir i need more tips to learn
second half strategy.
sir please give me more tips for more accuracy my trade entry.
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second half candlestick bar close higher than first half candlestick
then price up action.
so you can buy entry.
vice versa.
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How to Trade Forex with Price Action Trading Strategies
Price action trading is a common term in every market nowadays.
The common question for any beginner is how exactly they can trade Forex with price action.
It really boils down to learning to trade price action setups or patterns from confluent levels in the market.
Due to the repetitive nature of market participants and the way they react to global economic variables, the price action of a market tends to repeat itself
in various patterns.
These patterns are also called price action trading strategies.
There are many different price action strategies traded many different ways.
These reoccurring price patterns or price action setups reflect changes or continuation in market sentiment.
By learning to spot price action patterns traders can get “clues” as to where the price of a market will go next.
The first thing a beginner should begin in price action trading is to take off all the “crap” on your charts.
They should get rid of the indicators except the raw price bars of the chart.
Experts prefer to use candlestick charts because they convey the price data of the market more dynamically and forcefully.
After traders removed all the indicators and unnecessary variables from the charts, you can begin drawing in the key chart levels and looking for price action
setups to trade from.
The next major step in trading Forex price action is to draw in the key chart levels and look for confluent levels to trade from.
All economic variables create price movement which can be easily seen on a market’s price chart.
Whether an economic variable is filtered down through a human trader or a computer trader, the movement that it creates in the market will be easily visible
on a price chart.
This style of trading allows you to easily analyze and make use of all market variables by simply reading and trading from the price action trail they leave
behind in a market.