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So, here we have an uptrend, and the uptrend came to a pause at this resistance level. And I want to analyze the sell-off rejections. So, here the first one was a very strong sell-off, so probably a lot of profit taking. A few sellers came in and drove the price lower quite a bit. The market came back to the resistance, and although there was a sell-off, it's much weaker. You can see the price did not move lower that much. Here, this little doji, the market reached the resistance once again, but the reaction was very minimal. And this uh shows me that there the sellers that are in the market are not a lot, and they're becoming less and less. The buyers really remain in control here. So, I want to look for bear a bullish breakouts because we are in a long-term uptrend, and this is a very very bullish signal. The breakout happened, and not all breakouts are created equal, as we're going to see in a few other examples in this video. So, of course, we want to make sure that there's high momentum breakout, so the breakout candle has to be much larger than the previous candles. And another tip that I really always look for is breakout times. When does the breakout happen? Ideally, you want to see the breakout happen early in New York, early in London, or early in the Asian session. Um if they happen early after market open, the conviction rate is much higher compared to when they happen in off hours or in the middle of the day or at the end of the session. So, breakout times really matter. And you can see that's the breakout, and the market really took off and continued this long-term uptrend. Our video resumes in 15 seconds, and I just want to let you know that my new course is now available. This is the course that I wish I had when I started trading 16 years ago. The course comes with 100 brand new videos. There are many new strategies with hundreds of chart studies. It works on all time frames and all markets. And the link to that course with a special promo offer is in the video description below. Next, I'm taking a look at supply and demand trading. So, when I'm looking at a chart, I always ask myself where's the trend origin. So, we have here this bullish push. I want to look for the origin, of course, and I want to look for outlier candles. So, here you can see this is the trend origin. This is really where this bullish trend started. Before that, the market was in a range, so that's a trend origin. And then you can see here those three to four candles, and even this one, those are much larger than the normal candles that we see during a trend. And ideally, you find those strong outlier candles early on in a trend. Because the consolidation before those outlier candles, that's where you draw your supply and demand area, right? So, you can see here's the big candle. Before that, we have a small consolidation. That's the first demand zone. Here, we have this three four candle sequence, small consolidation, that's where we also draw our demand zone. What is really important is the concept of zone stacking. So, very often, you see that you have two, maybe even three zones on top of each other. And what you will see over time is that the market often gravitates towards the lowest one. So, I will completely get rid of the upper zone, and only look for the lower zone. So, and then it's only about waiting, right? So, currently, the market is here in a topping pattern, um and it's I'm just going to put my trade alert and price alert here to observe the market when it's coming back to this zone. What we can see is that the market is touching the zone here with this um green candle, and the green candle is a bullish engulfing candle. A lot of traders will place their pending buy order just at the top of the zone, and the stop loss is typically not just below the zone, but typically 30% below the zone. So, you take the width of the zone, add 30%, and that's where you have your stop loss. If you are a little more conservative, you don't want to work with pending orders, you just wait for a candle signal after the market has touched the zone. And then target typically um looking for previous supply and demand, previous support and resistance, previous uh swing points. ### [5:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iojicu3NiSA&t=300s) Segment 2 (05:00 - 10:00) Next is fake-outs. Fake-outs are just really common, um and we need to learn how to spot good fake-outs so that we don't run into a breakout that turns on us. And there are often very clear signs that a breakout is not working out. So, we're coming from an uptrend. The uptrend also moved into the level and then sold off. But this is very different from the first example, right? Here, the market moved into the level, sold off, and came back to the level two times. And each time, the reaction away from the level was weaker than the one before. Here, we don't have that. The market is not even coming back into the level. Here, you can see that. Um it's just coming back for this breakout attempt. So, we don't have any other confluence other than there's kind of a high here, and then the market is breaking out. So, in such a case, I will not jump onto a um a breakout. I will wait for a what I call a dirty retest. This is a pattern that we will cover later in this video as well, so stay tuned. But at this point, this doesn't look like a high conviction breakout. And you can see we have the morning star pattern. This is, as I explained in past videos, one of the most important and most significant reversal patterns. Strong bullish candle, doji, strong bearish candle. This completes the fake-out. Aggressive reversal traders, after seeing this pattern, will already go short here. If you don't have a great um setup or a great pattern here that gives you context, I would recommend waiting a little bit to see if you get another signal later, maybe even wait for a break and retest here. Um but in this case, you have a very high probability pattern with the morning star. You can see that's where the morning star happened. You have the breakout eventually. You have the retest. So, even if you missed the first entry here on the top, um you could still get a second chance here with your break and retest entry, and then the market really took off nicely to the downside. Now, let's take a look at the dirty retest I just mentioned it um a moment ago. So, we're looking at a breakout, right? The pattern here looks good, I think, right? We have kind of a head and shoulders, but the right shoulder is not optimal. Ideally, you want to see the right shoulder much higher here, um just because of the concept that we talked about in the beginning with the breakout build-up. The market really sold off here very strong, so there's still a lot of selling interest here, not ideal. So, the breakout happened. It's not a high probability breakout for me because we lack the confluence here before the breakout. So, I will not go into a breakout, but whenever I see something like this, I ask myself, where do breakout traders place their stop loss? And it's pretty obvious, I think, right? We all know breakout traders will get here, maybe even here if they're chasing the market. They put their stop loss either right at the support level or a little bit here below this consolidation. And all we do now is wait. We wait for the market to move into the stop zone, and we want to see strong momentum, immediate momentum away from the zone, right? You want to see the market push into the zone, and then immediately show strong momentum um outside of the zone. This shows that there is a lot of um uh stops and orders being hit, um a lot of executed. So, it gives us more conviction that the market is pushing higher here. If you see just a small candle and no reaction, stay away from it. Um but in this case, you have a very strong candle. That's a very good signal. And then afterwards, you can see the market took off really nicely once again. Let's look at the pattern. Um there are obviously many different types of pattern. You have um head and shoulders, wedges, triangles, double tops, triple tops, you name it. Uh whenever I look at a pattern, I try to avoid giving it a name. I just look at the other price um patterns or the other price clues, and market clues, and structure clues, what we see here. So, we see a strong uptrend. The uptrend paused here, right? We have a double top. The market tried to break out. If you take this as a breakout trade, yeah, it's okay. It's not the best, but I think it's okay. You don't have really the component of the breakout build-up. The market moved into the level here, sold off, off once again, and then broke through it. So, yeah, you're missing kind of that. And then even if you take that, let's assume you take that, your stop loss will be hit here. You get out of the trade, but don't um be discouraged. Stay on this market, keep observing it. Maybe you get a second chance. What we see here is now a lower bounce, but to the downside. At the same time, this is now a very long pattern. This typically doesn't happen, right? When you see a continuation pattern, the market moves higher, stops briefly, moves higher. When you see that those patterns keep going, we call it accumulation or in this case a ### [10:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iojicu3NiSA&t=600s) Segment 3 (10:00 - 15:00) distribution. So, the longer a pattern goes on after an extended period of time, the higher the likelihood if other confluence factors are present that the market will reverse. Here we have the lower bounds, the market is really sticking to the level. It's pushing into the level and then not able to get away from it. High probability scenario. Here you can see the market is breaking out, which is a very good signal. Once again, you can either get into the breakout, which I don't think is wrong here because we have a lot of confluence. We have the lower bounds, we have the fake out, we have the long-term distribution. So, you could get in here, you could also wait for a retest. We know that here is the stop zone. The stops would have been triggered. Um and then you can see as soon as the market hits the stops, it's pushing away instantly within the same candle. So, very good conviction that the market is hitting a lot of orders, but not being able to push through this zone. So, second entry would have been here and then you could see the downtrend unfolds really nicely. Here we have a divergence. Um I love divergences because they tell us a lot about the market. So, when we look at a trending market, I always look at the lows. So, here we obviously we have the lows here, but what we can see is that especially when we go here into this section, the lows are not as strong anymore. Whereas previously the market was able to push lower quite easily. Um here the market showing weakness on the bearish side, right? It's not able to advance the price lower that easily. Also, when we look at the consolidations. Um we have a small consolidation here, and here suddenly a very big consolidation. The market makes a low and pushes higher quite a bit. It's not able to break any highs though, so it's not a complete trend reversal here, but whenever you see that suddenly in a market there's a lot of um opposition here coming into the market and the prices are able to move against the prevailing trend, that's always a warning sign. And as we push here into this, the market just goes sideways for an extended period of time. Once again, a very important clue. When we add here the RSI in this case, it confirms that there is a price divergence. Um on the price chart, you see that the market is making lower lows, but the RSI is making higher lows. The reason for that is that there's weakness in the lows as we have already seen from our analysis. And the RSI, the way it's calculated, just shows us that there's weakness in the lows. The downtrend is losing strength. We see that the market is breaking out here, very clean breakout. We have a lot of confluence here already. You could wait for a retest. Um in this case, it doesn't come and then you can see here the uptrend. This is a very important point here to address. Um retest traders will not always get a fill. So, there are instances where you have a breakout and everything works out and there's no retest. As retest trader, you will then just be left behind without a signal and without entry. That's the drawback of being a retest trader. On the other hand, um if the retest occurs, it's typically a much higher conviction trade, so that's a tradeoff. Another very important thing that I really like to do and this is something that I switched to over the years is that I'm more going for objective levels. Support and resistance, supply and demand are all well and good, but objective levels, what I've come to learn is that um give you a lot more structure in your trading and round numbers are a very good way to add that. So, there are many different indicators on TradingView and other platforms that just show you round numbers. I activated it here. This is the EUR/USD and we only look at the big round numbers. And you can see how well the market snaps to round numbers, right? So, all the blue lines are round numbers and you can really nicely see how the market is reacting not off not always precisely to the pip, but you can see there's definitely a lot of confluence. Um there will be times when markets are not really adhering to round numbers and there's also a difference from market to market. Some markets like crypto, especially Bitcoin and Ethereum, really pay close attention to their round numbers. In those markets, round numbers work really well. Um so, play around with it. See if the market that you are trading is adhering to round numbers. Maybe there's a difference between round numbers. Maybe it's only big round numbers like 1. 1 and the other one or 105 and the other ones don't play such a big role, but it's definitely worth observing and playing around with. Another objective um level tool that I like to use is the daily high low. In TradingView, it's called previous day high and low. There are also tools like previous week high and low and previous month it just simply draws this channel on your charts. And observing, especially as an intraday trader, scalper, um it's really interesting to see how is the market responding? Um is the market easily able ### [15:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iojicu3NiSA&t=900s) Segment 4 (15:00 - 20:00) to push into a new low? That's often a sign that there's going to be a continuation like here, right? The market is pushing into the low, next day big country continuation. It's also not able to pull away from the daily low, right? So, it's not even coming close to the previous high. Here then you have um the market push into the low, but in the same day it's reversing all the way back into the previous day highs. So, very strong reaction. And then the next day it looks like it's going to do an upside um reversal, right? The market is pushing into the high, complete reversal from low to high. Very big market and sentiment change. And you can see after that, this is where the market reversed. This is then where the new uptrend is starting. The market is not able to come close to the uh daily low at all. It's just pushing into daily highs. It changes here slightly, right? So, after the big run, the market is although it's pushing into daily highs like here and here, um the market is not able to advance past the previous daily high. So, although there is still a little bit of um bullishness in the market, it's not a lot and then suddenly you see the market is reversing. And this is then a very good sign that the bullish side looks like it's over. Maybe it's also just rolling over into a range, but those are definitely warning signs that the uptrend is likely to be over at this point. Fibonacci tools, although a little bit more subjective, um you can apply a lot of objective measurements and principles here. It's very easy to do that. So, what we do is just two steps. Find a breakout, right? We have that here, long-term range um at the previous low, so looks kind of a failed breakout. Then we move into the range. Then we have the breakout. And then we want to look for the first wave of the breakout. So, this is the origin of the first breakout wave. Here's the end of the breakout wave. Then the market retraces. We only need to know A, B, and C and that's how we draw our Fibonacci from A to B to C and we get that. See? Here's the zero from the Fibonacci. This is how we draw to the end and then you can see the Fibonacci retracement gives us a perfect um 61. 8 um 0. 618 retracement, which is a very good confluence. And then because of market symmetry, you expect that the next push is going to go roughly into 161. 8. Um it's just how market symmetry works. You can see that 160. 8 161. 8 rather was hit. The market sells off. Doesn't immediately push through it, so after this level has been hit, the market is definitely struggling a little bit. We have a break and a retest here with a dirty retest. And then in some cases, obviously the gold um um obviously this doesn't happen often or a lot. The market will keep going to 161 as the next target extension, but after that uh it's very unlikely that the market is going to continue much further because this is a very overextended market. And you can see we have a fake out component, the market is rolling off and the uptrend is finally over here. So, you can use uh fib extensions to either um use them as targets in your trend following trades or start observing how the market is um behaving after it's it has hit such an extension to see if there are signs of a reversal. And then finally, um how do you use support and resistance? Um support and resistance can be quite um subjective, but you can also use it in a more objective way. So, what I do is I just simply look for previous highs and lows um and I want to look for uh reactions um to those areas, right? So, here we have a previous low that turned the market from a downtrend to an uptrend. The market moves into the level and pushes higher immediately. It's um there are two things that I've come to learn over the years is that first of all, the push into the level has to be really strong and then immediately you want to see a momentum reversal to the upside. You don't want to see the market is just drifting out, you want to see an immediate snapback. Those are really good signals, especially when you go now from the 2-hour to the 15-minute time frame, you will often see very nice reversal patterns that will then allow you to time the next bullish trend, right? So, this was here. The market push into the level, shot higher here. Then the market is coming back into not only this level, the black line is this one, right? From the high, but it's also coming here into the low of this fake out. And it's faking out the fake out, so to speak, right? So, here we push lower, the market is struggling here a little bit. Then it's giving us also a short-term fake out. The market is trying to push below that and then it's snapping higher and trading back into the previous highs. So, stacking fake outs, especially around significant previous swing points, and really carefully observing um the reaction and the price action around those lows can be really valuable way to analyze ### [20:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iojicu3NiSA&t=1200s) Segment 5 (20:00 - 20:00) the charts. --- *Источник: https://ekstraktznaniy.ru/video/45754*