Price Trend reversals In Rangebound Market conditions

We have seen massive volatile market conditions after the release U.S retail sales data yesterday But It did not matter a lot to me because I hardly watch any news and watch charts and behavior of strong money and When you look for such strong moves it hardly had carry through and Eur/usd reversal off from supply area ends the day with giving away half the gains.

In order to look for massive opportunities in such big moves day one should be ready to look out for entries that suits you trading style otherwise there is no reason You should try to enter without any knowledge and stops get hit so many times after you enter.

Take a look at the nzd/jpy chart

Trader's assumptions don't pay and this is the truth of trading as You should be ready to step in when such strong movement days don't push the price of certain pairs and price end up with false breakouts as traders who left behind try to force the price higher but where strong money is eyeing to sell and get a better price, they will do it with ease and that is what "liquidation" is all about.

I would update the chart if I am stopped out after any exhaustion bar or any reversals as we should be ready if market finds demands again and price look to get momentum .

Update Section Reversals

I will update the text later .

Currency Market Guide That Will Work For Anyone

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When picking stocks, find a strategy you enjoy and stick with it. For instance, you may choose to ignore the market's behavior for the most part and focus only on a company's earnings potential. Once you settle on a personal set of rules, you can seek out prominent investors or financial gurus who share your philosophy, and you can learn from them.

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Tracking Demand and Supply l Oversold to Overbought

As I have mentioned in my previous blog posts that We just indeed need one clue of rejection in ultra motion strong trends to trigger the entry with the trend, Even though the past rallies are strong enough, Which could be a part of "Exhaustion".

Currently I have tracked as such activity in Recent Intra day setup which is worth watching as I have seen Institutions or Strong Money selling it right from the top till pause and then selling activity resume.

That's a fact that at the time of writing this post price had already rallied 30 pips from 0.8860 to 0.8830 and that is how consciousness has a part to play in Intraday trading.

Five Qualities Of Successful New Traders

"In your opinion what are the starting qualities needed to be a great trader?"Let's not complicate the process, because different kinds of trading require different skill levels. For example, many of the best hedge fund portfolio managers have superior analytical skills and abilities to detect setups that retail traders can't. Many of the best market makers have an uncanny speed of mental processing and level of concentration that enable them to stay on top of order flow throughout the day. This is why I emphasize, that matching one's style of trading to one's strengths--talents and skills--is an essential component of success.

If I had to identify qualities that distinguish "starting qualities" that are important across all traders, the following come to mind:

1) Capacity for Prudent Risk-Taking - Successful young traders are neither impulsive nor risk-averse. They are not afraid to go after markets aggressively , when they perceive opportunity;

2) Capacity for Rule Governance - "Successful" young traders have the self-control needed to follow rules of stress-battle, including rules of position sizing and risk management;

3) Capacity for Sustained Effort - Successful young traders can be identified by the productive time they spend on trading--research, testing systems, preparation, work on themselves,Consciousness--outside of market hours;

4) Capacity for Emotional Resilience - All young traders will lose money early in their development and experience multiple frustrations. The successful ones will not be quick to lose self-confidence and motivation in the face of loss and frustration,which gives them edge over emotional traders;

5) Capacity for Sound Reasoning - Successful young traders exhibit an ability to make sense of markets by synthesizing data and generating market and trading views. They display patience in collecting information and do not jump to conclusions based on superficial reasoning or limited data.

Finally, I would say that successful developing traders approach their work with a kind of humility. They don't know it all and they don't pretend to know it all. They absorb wisdom from mentors and markets, and they are quick to acknowledge when they're wrong, so that they can get out of bad positions and learn from their experience. Show me a stubborn young trader with a defensive ego, and I'll show you one who will fight his or her learning curve every step of the way, with predictably poor results.

If you want to identify potentially successful young traders, look at their trading journals and gauge the amount of time they spend behind the screen. The good ones will have detailed entries about markets and about themselves, with constructive ideas, goals, and feedback. The less successful traders will have sparse entries that display little effort or analysis, with no goals, no constructive direction. The good ones watch markets closely, even when not trading. The less successful ones find little reason to watch markets if they don't have a position.

Effort alone won't make a trader successful, but lack of it will almost certainly ensure failure.

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