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After the price reaches resistance, it starts to slow down and eventually forms a reversal candle, where the bears confirm the direction.
Set your SL above the low and place your TP targeting the 25 EMA. Now all that's left is to wait. Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
chesster74
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Bearish
$AGT 👀 Waiting to go short?
The price is at resistance, and you can see demand starting to lose strength and slow down.
A slowdown is the step before a reversal. But I prefer to wait for a reversal candle to confirm the direction.
1H timeframe The price is overbought and approaching resistance, with momentum slowing down. All that’s missing is for the bears to confirm the direction so we can look for a short position.
The price is also starting to slow down on the 4H timeframe.
🤔 Will the bears manage to defend this zone, or will demand reach a new high? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
The price is at resistance, and you can see demand starting to lose strength and slow down.
A slowdown is the step before a reversal. But I prefer to wait for a reversal candle to confirm the direction.
1H timeframe The price is overbought and approaching resistance, with momentum slowing down. All that’s missing is for the bears to confirm the direction so we can look for a short position.
The price is also starting to slow down on the 4H timeframe.
🤔 Will the bears manage to defend this zone, or will demand reach a new high? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
Technical patterns are part of the trading classes I’ve taken, and from what I’ve learned, they help you figure out whether the price might continue a trend or is about to change direction.
In this case, I see on the 1W (1-week) timeframe that there’s a strong uptrend, but the bears managed to break below the uptrend’s low. However, instead of continuing downward, the price is stuck at a support level and the 7 EMA.
I draw a horizontal line to see where the support is and create a downward trendline, forming a triangle.
Triangles are a type of technical pattern where it’s not certain which way the price will go.
🤔 Will the downtrend continue, or will it reverse instead? 👀
I think it will reverse because that triangle is forming at a support level.
What do you think will happen? Will the price reverse or continue the trend? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
The chart indicates that it’s overbought, with indicators like the RSI showing levels above 70.
With that in mind, I’m expecting a bearish move. The price is at resistance, where yesterday’s candle closed above it, but the question is:
🤔 Is this a real breakout? On the 1D timeframe, we can see that there’s still time before the candle closes. In my opinion, I’m waiting for the bears 🐻 to arrive and make a strong bearish move, with the candle closing as an engulfing candle.
That’s the only way I’d look for a Short position—or at least wait for the price to slow down and then for a reversal candle to confirm the direction.
Do you think the bears will arrive to defend this zone, or will the breakout be confirmed? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
The bullish move is strong. I think it would be better to look for pullbacks on lower timeframes to go along with the move
because the price has more strength to break through resistance than support. I'll leave the trade open with the target 🎯 of reaching TP (Take Profit), which I think it will reach
While I wait for the price to go up, I'll collect the Funding Rate and watch the move 👀. Remember to DYOR
chesster74
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Bullish
$ONE 👀 Are you seeing the movement?
It’s a shame I couldn’t share the information when I entered the trade because of the electricity issues 💡 I’ve hardly shared any trades since then. The most recent one was when I was analyzing BTC and wanted to do some scalping, but it didn’t work out 😅 and the one before that was $AKE where I was applying a strategy. In the comments, you helped me identify that I was wrong on that trade because it wasn’t a support level. We’re getting better, step by step.
But anyway, I wanted to share that I was analyzing this chart, and based on my technical analysis, I think the price will go up because:
1. The price has been in a downward trend for weeks, but in a single candle, demand managed to push the price up, forming an engulfing candle. Basically, what the bears did over a week, the bulls managed to reverse in a single week.
2. An uptrend is an impulse, followed by a pullback, and then it continues. In this case, I drew a trend line, the price reached that area, and demand managed to defend the uptrend line.
Now I’m waiting for the price to get close to the EMA 100, because that would be the second impulse, HH (Higher High), meaning a high higher than the previous one.
🤔 Do you think it’s time to go long, or should we wait for a pullback on a lower time frame?
It’s a shame I couldn’t share the information when I entered the trade because of the electricity issues 💡 I’ve hardly shared any trades since then. The most recent one was when I was analyzing BTC and wanted to do some scalping, but it didn’t work out 😅 and the one before that was $AKE where I was applying a strategy. In the comments, you helped me identify that I was wrong on that trade because it wasn’t a support level. We’re getting better, step by step.
But anyway, I wanted to share that I was analyzing this chart, and based on my technical analysis, I think the price will go up because:
1. The price has been in a downward trend for weeks, but in a single candle, demand managed to push the price up, forming an engulfing candle. Basically, what the bears did over a week, the bulls managed to reverse in a single week.
2. An uptrend is an impulse, followed by a pullback, and then it continues. In this case, I drew a trend line, the price reached that area, and demand managed to defend the uptrend line.
Now I’m waiting for the price to get close to the EMA 100, because that would be the second impulse, HH (Higher High), meaning a high higher than the previous one.
🤔 Do you think it’s time to go long, or should we wait for a pullback on a lower time frame?
The chart looks interesting after rising sharply and then falling for weeks, but it may be approaching a trendline where demand could react and regain control.
I think an upward move is possible because the price is reaching a point where, instead of continuing to fall, it could move in the opposite direction—in other words, find support.
During that surge, it should break the downward trendline, which could mean we see BTC rise in price.
What do you think Bitcoin will do in the coming weeks? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
As I had planned in my analysis, the price went up. I decided to close a little early because I had set a $0.44 profit target and my PNL was $0.38. It was only $0.06 short, and because of that small difference, I prefer to close early rather than risk losing the trade when I was already in profit.
The risk-to-reward ratio was 1:2. The theory explains that for every dollar I lose, I should aim to make $2. That way, when I lose one trade and then win another, I’ll have recovered my losses and made a profit 😁
In this case, I applied the following to BILL: SL: $0.19 loss TP: $0.38 profit
😎 Now I’m waiting for another opportunity in the market. Remember to do your own research (DYOR)
chesster74
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Bullish
$BILL 🤔 Trade summary
The strategy I’m applying is helping me find opportunities in the market.
Now, looking back at the attempts I’ve made, I’ve noticed that when I lose, I look for some justification to avoid accepting the loss. For example, “I lost this trade because the price hit the SL.” I should have added that indicator, or I didn’t see that support level, among other things. I think that’s a mistake; I should just minimize losses.
So I’ll keep applying the strategy with leverage, and all that’s left is to wait. I’ll try applying the strategy on the 1H timeframe, in a day-trading style.
I’m currently in a trade on BILL.
The strategy I came up with to find an opportunity was as follows:
✅Step 1: Find an oversold market ✅Step 2: Draw a support level 👀Step 3: Deceleration (the step before a reversal; the price may or may not reach the support level and decelerate) 👀Step 4: Reversal candle
The first move was from the support level up to the 25 EMA, and I missed that trade. But I see that the price is still oversold, so I draw a support level higher than the one I drew before. A reversal candle appears, and I enter the market.
SL below the low and TP at the next resistance level. With lower leverage, I should be able to manage the position better. Now I’m waiting to see the results.
I think the key is to repeat exactly the strategy I’m using across several trades. That way, I think I’ll be able to become profitable and recover from my losses 😅.
Do you think it’s time to go Long, Short, or wait for confirmation? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
The strategy I’m applying is helping me find opportunities in the market.
Now, looking back at the attempts I’ve made, I’ve noticed that when I lose, I look for some justification to avoid accepting the loss. For example, “I lost this trade because the price hit the SL.” I should have added that indicator, or I didn’t see that support level, among other things. I think that’s a mistake; I should just minimize losses.
So I’ll keep applying the strategy with leverage, and all that’s left is to wait. I’ll try applying the strategy on the 1H timeframe, in a day-trading style.
I’m currently in a trade on BILL.
The strategy I came up with to find an opportunity was as follows:
✅Step 1: Find an oversold market ✅Step 2: Draw a support level 👀Step 3: Deceleration (the step before a reversal; the price may or may not reach the support level and decelerate) 👀Step 4: Reversal candle
The first move was from the support level up to the 25 EMA, and I missed that trade. But I see that the price is still oversold, so I draw a support level higher than the one I drew before. A reversal candle appears, and I enter the market.
SL below the low and TP at the next resistance level. With lower leverage, I should be able to manage the position better. Now I’m waiting to see the results.
I think the key is to repeat exactly the strategy I’m using across several trades. That way, I think I’ll be able to become profitable and recover from my losses 😅.
Do you think it’s time to go Long, Short, or wait for confirmation? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
Attempt number 10 was not successful I think because I left the TP too high; I was in profit for a moment, it reached the EMA of 25
It dropped quickly, hit the SL, and started going up. So in the trade I maybe should have placed 1:1; I’ll keep that detail in mind for other trades. Because it wasn’t that the price didn’t go up
It went up and I didn’t close the position because I left the TP higher, and a quick downward move made it close too early.
Here I enter the market again because it is oversold, there are candles with little body forming doji candles. In other words, the price falls to support, slows down, and a reversal candle appears
I move down to the 15m timeframe only because there is slowdown on the 1H timeframe to look for a better entry on the 15m timeframe
I see an engulfing candle on 15m; it is similar to when I was doing the trade in $MINA
I was researching another indicator, ATR, and apparently it helps me avoid these situations; in that way I think the SL would be better placed. But I still don’t understand it very well 😅 so I’ll keep studying to see if I add that indicator to the strategy. Remember to do DYOR
chesster74
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Bullish
$UAI 📚 Trying a new strategy, attempt number 10
Let's take another trade to bring the total to 3 trades using the idea.
Now I wait for the market to decide. Happy Sunday 👋 Remember to do your own research (DYOR)
Excellent! After several attempts at applying the strategy, the goal was achieved.
After several attempts, I observed where the mistake was and waited for the market to meet the strategy's conditions. I also learned how to manage the position, among other things 😅
Now, in the screenshot, you can see a horizontal green support level—the level I had marked earlier.
I’ve drawn a red resistance level and another support level in blue.
🤔 After executing the strategy, I might think: I’ve made a profit—can I buy again now?
I’d rather observe and keep learning, because from this point on, I think it would be a different strategy.
For now, I’ll keep looking for opportunities to apply the same strategy to other charts to see how profitable it can be. Attempt number 8 was a great success 😁.
Now I’m waiting for the trade to end at $BILL and $UAI . Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
chesster74
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Bullish
$MINA Applying a new strategy, attempt number 8
In my previous attempt, the mistake was how I managed the trade.
This time, I’m aiming for a 1:2 risk-reward ratio instead of 1:3.
✅ Step 1: Find an oversold market ✅ Step 2: Find a support level 👀 Step 3: Deceleration (may or may not occur) 👀 Step 4: Reversal candle
Okay, let’s review 📝
1. 🤔 Is MINA oversold? The RSI indicates it’s below 30.
On which timeframe? 1H timeframe
2. I’m looking for a support level on the 1H timeframe. Done.
3. Is there deceleration? Yes, there are candles with small bodies and long wicks, forming a doji-like candle.
4. Is there a reversal candle? Yes, a potential hammer is forming on the 1H timeframe. The candle hasn’t closed yet, but I’m entering the market because there’s deceleration on the 1H timeframe (a step before a reversal). I’m looking for a reversal candle on the 15m timeframe to get a better entry.
There’s a bullish engulfing candle on the 15m timeframe. I place my SL below the recent low, aiming for 1:2. Now all that’s left is to wait.
Do you see a bullish move? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
Let’s take another trade using the strategy on attempt number 8. It still hasn’t finished, which means I’m still waiting for the bullish move at $MINA .
In this case, it’s oversold on the 1D timeframe. Perfect, step 1 done ✅
I’m looking for support, in this case on the 1D timeframe. Step 2 done ✅
Now, since this is the 1D timeframe, I’ll have to wait for 1D candles 👀 to see what happens for step 3 or 4.
Luckily for me, I don’t have to wait because the conditions have already been met.
Is there deceleration? Yes, before the engulfing candle, there’s a candle with a small body and a short wick. That tells me there was deceleration. Step 3 done ✅ (Just a reminder, this step is optional because it may or may not happen.)
Is there a reversal candle? 👀 Yes, there’s an engulfing candle, and luckily for me, there’s also a hammer ✅ Step 4 done
I entered the trade with the SL below the low, targeting 1:2.
All set. Now I’ll wait and see what the market decides.
Do you see a bullish or bearish move? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
In my previous attempt, the mistake was how I managed the trade.
This time, I’m aiming for a 1:2 risk-reward ratio instead of 1:3.
✅ Step 1: Find an oversold market ✅ Step 2: Find a support level 👀 Step 3: Deceleration (may or may not occur) 👀 Step 4: Reversal candle
Okay, let’s review 📝
1. 🤔 Is MINA oversold? The RSI indicates it’s below 30.
On which timeframe? 1H timeframe
2. I’m looking for a support level on the 1H timeframe. Done.
3. Is there deceleration? Yes, there are candles with small bodies and long wicks, forming a doji-like candle.
4. Is there a reversal candle? Yes, a potential hammer is forming on the 1H timeframe. The candle hasn’t closed yet, but I’m entering the market because there’s deceleration on the 1H timeframe (a step before a reversal). I’m looking for a reversal candle on the 15m timeframe to get a better entry.
There’s a bullish engulfing candle on the 15m timeframe. I place my SL below the recent low, aiming for 1:2. Now all that’s left is to wait.
Do you see a bullish move? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
The strategy's 7th attempt failed, but it was because I made a mistake managing the position while aiming for a 1:3 risk-reward ratio.
Instead, I should have marked the nearest resistance—in this case, the 25 EMA—and taken profit, then waited to see what happened. That would have been approximately a 1:1 ratio.
Now I'll try applying the strategy on the 1D timeframe, because I can see that I applied it correctly and am looking for the conditions to be met. This time, I think it will be successful. I just have to wait days, maybe weeks, to see what happens at the support level. It's just a matter of being patient.
Do you see a bullish or bearish move? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
chesster74
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Bullish
$BANK 📚Trade Analysis
So far, things are going well—the strategy is working, and the price rose just as I thought it would.
The first push has now reached the 25 EMA. I think this is a normal pullback before the upward move continues.
I adjusted the SL because I had placed it below the engulfing candle, but then I looked at the chart again. If the price pulls back, it could stop me out too early.
In other words, the price could drop, hit the SL, and then rise, causing me to lose the trade by exiting too early.
So I found the structure's low at 0.02349 and subtracted 0.47%. That would be the new SL, to prevent a small pullback from stopping me out of the trade.
I adjusted the new risk-reward ratio to 1:3. Now all that's left is to wait.
Are you in a long or a short? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
So far, things are going well—the strategy is working, and the price rose just as I thought it would.
The first push has now reached the 25 EMA. I think this is a normal pullback before the upward move continues.
I adjusted the SL because I had placed it below the engulfing candle, but then I looked at the chart again. If the price pulls back, it could stop me out too early.
In other words, the price could drop, hit the SL, and then rise, causing me to lose the trade by exiting too early.
So I found the structure's low at 0.02349 and subtracted 0.47%. That would be the new SL, to prevent a small pullback from stopping me out of the trade.
I adjusted the new risk-reward ratio to 1:3. Now all that's left is to wait.
Are you in a long or a short? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
chesster74
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Bullish
$BANK 👍 Entry placed; now I’m hoping it goes up.
I’m looking for a 1:3 ratio. I think the hardest part of the strategy I’m practicing will be waiting for step 3 or 4 to be completed and not jumping in too early.
For example, I’ve made two attempts with STX and lost those trades, but I think it’s because I’m getting ahead of the move.
I’ll keep studying and hopefully improve at trading.
Are you going Long or Short? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
I’m looking for a 1:3 ratio. I think the hardest part of the strategy I’m practicing will be waiting for step 3 or 4 to be completed and not jumping in too early.
For example, I’ve made two attempts with STX and lost those trades, but I think it’s because I’m getting ahead of the move.
I’ll keep studying and hopefully improve at trading.
Are you going Long or Short? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
chesster74
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Bullish
$BANK 📚Applying a new strategy, attempt number 7
I think the mistake in my other attempts is executing the strategy too soon—in other words, I don't wait long enough and get ahead of the move. That's a habit from chess. I need to unlearn it to improve at trading.
Looking at the BANK chart, I can see that the conditions are being met.
✅ Step 1: Find an oversold market ✅ Step 2: Find support Step 3: Deceleration (the step before the reversal)—this may or may not occur 👀 Step 4: Reversal candle
In this case, I don't see any deceleration. Instead, an engulfing candle (a reversal candle) is forming at support.
That's what it looks like. I'm waiting for the candle to close before entering.
SL below the engulfing candle, aiming for a 1:3 risk-reward ratio.
Do you think it's time to go long? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).
I think the mistake in my other attempts is executing the strategy too soon—in other words, I don't wait long enough and get ahead of the move. That's a habit from chess. I need to unlearn it to improve at trading.
Looking at the BANK chart, I can see that the conditions are being met.
✅ Step 1: Find an oversold market ✅ Step 2: Find support Step 3: Deceleration (the step before the reversal)—this may or may not occur 👀 Step 4: Reversal candle
In this case, I don't see any deceleration. Instead, an engulfing candle (a reversal candle) is forming at support.
That's what it looks like. I'm waiting for the candle to close before entering.
SL below the engulfing candle, aiming for a 1:3 risk-reward ratio.
Do you think it's time to go long? Remember to do your own research (DYOR).