Here is a question that might challenge the memories a bit. Going back to 2011, ICT had this pivot strategy that was on an Excel file, that vaguely had to do with trading from r1 r2 / s1 s2. Does anyone remember or have a copy of this Excel file. - Kind Thanks, Brian
I know this is probably and incredibly obvious statement, but with all the comments going on in the session today, if one pastes the notes into Excel, you can do a quick sort, and really filter out a lot of extra stuff based on the ID of the speaker
A mitigation block is when a bullish order block (reverse for bearish) has been broken down through (failed) and price retraces back up to it, so those who were long look to get short and mitigate their losses. It's vaguely similar to support becoming resistance and resistance becoming support...
I can see what it seems like I was implying in my post, but I must respectfully disagree. The power of three absolutely is a candlestick representation of the market trends tenet of Dow theory. The reason for my initial comments was because for some folks connecting Po3 to Dow helps it to make...
ICT said some interesting things recently in the MM series about learning. Trading makes so much more sense when you understand the logistics of things at an order flow level. The power of three is Dow theory applied to candlesticks. I have learned from ICT that this the MM's on a bearish day...
I saw a comment on Twitter from Rod. He''s saying that there is no centralized exchange so therefore volume has less value as a tool. I get the point but have another question. The spot instruments come close to mirroring their futures brothers, such as Cable / 6B, Fiber / 6E, etc. I know there...
Much better analysis then mine. I took this as a scalp about 11 pips lower because I was looking at the 15m. I got scared off because of time of day so I only took a few pips and decided to call it a day. THis was easily a 20-30 pip trade - ala ICT. Nice job dude.