5 Things To Look For Before You Place A Trade (Price Action Trading Stra...

Do You Make This Price Action Trading Mistake?

a series of lower high

5 times to 10 times multiple pump during the short period of time it will break 

price resistent one or two time 

higher low

higher low 

look at how the price approach 

together to get price hold or sell 

smash 

chasing the merket

how bullish this market

market reverse 

then down

when u feel that what is the right time to buy 

stop loss

 below support 

where is the nearest price lost 

twenty dollar 

31 dollar 

20 dollar 

11 dollar 

stop loss 

pull back into previous 

because your time is wrong 

don't chase the market 

you should wait for the market 

market in the down trend 

how bearish 

bad ass

when the pull back come 

one trick pony 

new to price session 

you need to develop more than one trade 

area of resistent 

this is usually a sign of strength

look at the price session when u are going to buy  

price at not support for u to buy 

to look for a buy opportunities 

price session trading 

price session trading period 

color trading stretegy

break out treading 

risk management

 bullish 

bearish 

5 minute 

real body

specific price session 

opening and closing price 

vertically line 

shadows 

tails (highest prices and lowest prices )

wicks 

doji candles 

price open and close price very near 

close back on very near the opening prices 

bullish candle 

when market push 

shadow tail and wicks 

the price has open and close 

moving average 

Market correction

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Technical corrections happen when an asset or the entire market gets overinflated. Analysts use charting to track the changes over time in an asset, index, or market.

Dec 26, 2020

The higher and faster the price of the stock market rises, the less the potential for future high returns. Just after a stock market correction, or bear market, the potential for future high returns in the market is greater.

about four months

A correction is defined as a 10% decline in one of the major U.S. stock indexes, typically the S&P 500 or Dow Jones Industrial Average, from a recent 52-week high close. Historical analysis shows these corrections result in a 13% decline and take about four months to recover to prior levels, on average.Feb 27, 2020