Welcome to the daily DAX commentary where we share with members our unique take on Price Action as the session unfolds. We comment on trade setups that conform to our Trading Edge and how we use the hybrid Blackbox Trade Controller for MT4.
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- Follow your Trading Plan.
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- And above all else Be The Bear….
When price spiked down this decent Reversal FIBCON formed with confluent at point C.
This trade began as an M5 Buy MAB then turned into an M15 Buy MAB. I videoed it and was able to capture some interesting footage about my reasoning and why I justified moving my stop based on structure.
As a result of me adjusting the buy limit zone in real-time as price came down I ended up with my stop sat right on key RR structure. When I looked the M15 chart I was able to see how a small adjustment would protect it if the zone was going to hold.
This is the only time moving the stop is justified, when structure supports it!
On this occasion it worked out, all this is captured live.
The M15 chart below shows the structure I used to adjust my stop so it was better protected.
This one did not work out, I did video this live. Overall I liked the setup apart from it being a sell trade in a bullish environment. See the M5 chart below why I reasoned it was a decent setup.
When price broke below the 13241 level I marked up the GZ and setup a custom sell limit order. Whilst the trade was C.T. everything else ticked the boxes for me.
After 8am price moved down then up to test what might be the top of a range, if so I was interested in sell setups as price moved back down.
At 7am price moved up strongly to produce a HH and GZ as shown. I liked the buy setup due to the great RR – see M5 chart below – at the top of the KZ plus it was a buy trade.
I didn’t get the best entry but my stop was where I wanted it, however, price spiked down taking me out before moving on up. I’d take the trade again, it ticked all the boxes for me and is a great example of a ‘must take’ trade.
See the higher time frame charts below that supported the trade.
M5 and H1 charts below, note the RR structure on the M5 and the H1.
I returned to my desk yesterday afternoon and spotted this sell setup when price made a new LL. I was generous with my stop which meant my target was below point B. I trailed my stop and ended up with a small winner.
It ended up being a “Double Sell Golden Zone” that I failed to spot in real-time 🙁
Note the 16:59 bull spike that shot up to test the session stopping just short of it.