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10.05.2018 - USDCAD D1 - Trading With Price Action - Railroad tracks formation
Pair: USDCAD D1 (5 candle - New York close)
Entry: trend trading with railroad tracks formation - sell limit order
Entry: 1.2859 or 1.2910
Exit: 1.2560
SL: 1.3010
R/R: 1:2 or 1:4
USDCAD - Trading with price action - Railroad tracks formation
USDCAD moved higher two days ago and broke key level at 1.2966. In the D1 USDCAD chart below, we can see a bearish railroad tracks formation that formed after yesterday's candle close at 1.2854. According to my strategy-method-algorithm, I set a pending sell limit order at directly, right on the close of the 2nd (bearish) candle of this railroad tracks' formation. There is another opportunity (2nd chance) to go short at 50% retracement of this railroad tracks formation length at 1.2910. If you would like to see how I pick my entries in the market, check this article
I see the potential for downside movement into 1.2570 - 1.2540 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
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| 10.05.2018 - USDCAD D1 - Trading With Price Action - Railroad tracks |
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
09.05.2018 - Crude Oil - WTI D1 - Trading With Price Action
WTI D1
Entry: trend trading with pin bar - buy limit order
Entry: 68.96
Exit: 72.66
SL: 67.11
R/R: 1:2
Crude Oil - Trading with price action
Crude Oil - WTI moved higher last week and broke key level at 69.50. In the D1 WTI chart below, we can see a bullish pin bar buy signal that formed after breakout yesterday. According to my strategy-method-algorithm, I set a pending buy limit order at 50% retracement of this pin bar's length at $68.96. If you would like to see how I pick my entries in the market, check this article
I see the potential for upside movement into $72.50 - $73.00 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
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| WTI D1 - Trading With Price Action |
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Friday, February 9, 2018
09.02.2018 - GBPUSD D1 - Trading With Price Action
Pair: GBPUSD (5 candle - New York close)
Entry: trend trading with pin bar - sell limit order
Entry: 1.3963
Exit: 1.3683
In the D1 GBPUSD chart below, we can see a bearish (fakey) pin bar sell signal that formed after an inside bar formation yesterday. I went short at 50% retracement of this pin bar's length. I see the potential for downside movement into 1.3660 - 1.3730 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
If you would like to see how I pick my entries in the market, check this article
7 Secret Rules To Pick The Best Entry Trading Forex
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| 09.02.2018 - GBPUSD D1 - Trading With Price Action |
Monday, March 13, 2017
7 Secret Rules To Pick The Best Entry Trading Forex
Trading is easy but people make it hard. If you want to succeed as a trader over the long-run you need a clear entry method with easy-to-apply set of rules. In this article, I am going to share with you a powerful trading toolkit condensed into seven secret tricks how I pick my entries trading the forex market.
1. Be patient - wait for the pullback
Draw the most obvious key levels on D1 timeframe.

After a trend wait for the pullback (see the picture below).
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1. Be patient - wait for the pullback
Draw the most obvious key levels on D1 timeframe.

After a trend wait for the pullback (see the picture below).

2. Wait for a Price Action (PA) signal
I ideally wait for a pinbar reversal, railroad tracks or fakey pin bar combo. In this case, we got a pinbar reversal. If you want to learn more about price action signal then read this article.
3. Determine your stop loss level (SL)
There are many methods of stop loss placements. I prefer setting SL above the PA signal high + 5-10pips. (see the chart below)
4. Determine your exit level (TP)
I want to get out of the trade at the nearest key level so my exit level will be above this key support level.
5. Calculate your pending order limit level (Entry)
The best way to find the entry price is to use the altered Fibonacci tool.
I drag the Fibo start & end points while the Fibo-stop-loss overlap the predefined stop loss level @1.08411 and the Fibo-2x profit overlap the predefined exit level @1.06756. After these steps the Fibo tool will show you the Entry price @1.07859
6. Calculate your position size based on your trading plan
Entry - Stop Loss = 55pips
$ amount of risk = $100 (put here your risk amount in $)
Position size calculation: $100/55pips/10 = 0.18lot
7. Set your pending order (with SL & TP) - Set and forget
Pending sell limit order has been reached next day.
TP level has been reached after 3 days.
Reward/Risk = ½
PROFIT = $200
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Tuesday, January 31, 2017
31.01.2017 - CADCHF D1 - Trading With Price Action
Pair: CADCHF (5 candle - New York close)
Entry: trend trading with pin bar - sell limit order
Exit: 0.75284
In the D1 CADCHF chart below, we can see a bearish pin bar sell signal that formed at long-term key level yesterday. I went short at 50% retracement of this pin bar's length. I see the potential for downside movement into 0.7535 - 0.7525 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
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| 31.01.2017 - CADCHF D1 - Trading With Price Action |
Friday, January 27, 2017
27.01.2017 - USDSGD W1 - Trading With Price Action
Pair: USDSGD W1 (5 candle - New York close)
Entry: trend trading with pin bar - pending buy limit order
Exit: 1.4364
In the W1 USDSGD chart below, we can see a bullish pin bar buy signal that formed at long-term key level last week. I am looking to get long at any retracement of this pin bar's length. I see the potential for upside movement into 1.4350 - 1.4370 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
Monday, January 23, 2017
23.01.2017 - USDCAD D1 - Trading With Price Action
Pair: USDCAD D1 (5 candle - New York close)
Entry: trend trading with pin bar - pending sell limit order
Exit: 1.31844
In the D1 USDCAD chart below, we can see a bearish pin bar sell signal that formed at short-term key level yesterday. I am looking to get short at any retracement of this pin bar's length. I see the potential for downside movement into 1.3190 - 1.3180 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
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| 23.01.2017 - USDCAD D1 - Trading With Price Action |
Monday, January 16, 2017
16.01.2017 - NZDCHF H4 - Trading With Price Action
Pair: NZDCHF H4 (5 candle - New York close)
Entry: counter-trend trading with pin bar - pending sell limit order
Exit: 0.7140
In the H4 NZDCHF chart below, we can see a bearish pin bar sell signal that formed at short-term key level today. I am looking to get short at 50% retracement of this pin bar's length. I see the potential for downside (counter-trend) movement into 0.7135 - 0.7145 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
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| 16.01.2017 - NZDCHF H4 - Trading With Price Action |
Thursday, January 12, 2017
12.01.2017 - GBPCAD D1 - Trading With Price Action
Pair: GBPCAD D1 (5 candle - New York close)
Entry: counter-trend trading with pin bar
Exit: 1.6350 - 1.6400
Over the last two weeks, GBPCAD has bounced up after running into a key long-term support level at 1.6000.
We can see a daily bullish pin bar buy signal that formed at that key level yesterday. Even though this is not an ideal pin bar, I am looking to get long at 50% retracement of this pin bar's length. I see the potential for upside (counter-trend) movement into 1.6350 - 1.6400 area. As always, trade at your own risk.
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| 12.01.2017 - Trade: GBPCAD D1 - Trading With Price Action |
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10.09.2014 - Trade: USDCAD D1 Pin Bar - Trading With Price Action
Pair: USDCAD
Timeframe: D1 (5 candle - New York close)
Indicators: 8 EMA, 21 EMA
Trend: bear
Entry1: sell limit order on 50% retracement after the close of the pin bar or
Entry2: sell stop below the low of the pin bar (optional)
Exit: key levels
R/R: (1:2)
Outcome: ??????![]() |
| Trade: USDCAD D1 Pin Bar - Trading With Price Action |
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