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  1. #71
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    GBP/USD M5/M1 Short Trade image image
    GBP/USD M1 Observations

    Waiting to see if there are Sufficient Sellers to Break through This Degree of Buying.

    Everything is relative to the Time Frame being Traded within a Greater Time Frame this Level of Buying would be insignificant.

  2. #72
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    quote GBP/USD M1 Observations Waiting to see if there are enough Sellers to Break through this Level of Buying. Everything is relative to the Time Frame being Traded on a Greater Time Frame this Level of Buying could be insignificant. picture
    Been off for a week.

    The problem we have as Retail Traders is being able to see the Institutions Intentions before it is too late.

    How many Greater Time Frame Traders where looking at going Long on Friday 7th April?

    At least by Trading Shorter Time Frames I am more flexible in Market Structure and Order Flow.



  3. #73
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    quote Been off for a week. The problem we have as Retail Traders will be being able to observe the Institutions Intentions before it is too late. How many Higher Time Frame Traders at moving Long on Friday 7th April, where looking? Trading Shorter Time Frames I am flexible in Market Structure and Order Flow. image
    Hi Steve, it?s a chance game for us.

    The flexibility and order flow are present also in higher time frames, because we have the same structures.
    Choosing which time frame to trade is contingent upon the type of trader we're.

    In my case I prefer the smaller time frames also.

  4. #74
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    quote Hi Steve, it?s a probability game for us. The flexibility and order flow are present too in higher time frames, because we have exactly the same structures. Choosing that time frame to exchange depends upon the sort of trader we're. In my case I prefer the time frames that are smaller too.
    Hi FXPrimate,

    I agree, as long as the probability of a Trade functioning in our favour is greater than working then this is our Positive Edge.

    There is additionally Order Flow within the Greater TFs but it is far less Flexible than trading the Reduced TFs.

    An alteration in Order Flow starts with the first Tick I find it much easier to define Order Flow on the Lower TFS and target for 20 30 50 Pips.

    I loe Trading D1 Charts a lot more fruing it can take days to weeks to get a Trade to setup and days to weeks in order for it to play out.

    The longer we invest in a Trade the more opportunity there is to get Market Conditions to change.


  5. #75
    As a Retail Trader I don't have any idea of Big Moneys Intentions until I see some clues.

    Structure gives a good indiion of this Order Flow.

    Often it's better to WAIT instead of jumping in too early.

  6. #76
    GBP/USD M5 Observations

    Has Big Money just given us a clue??

    Or can it be Manipulation??

    That is what has to be determined before a Trade is Entered.

  7. #77
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    GBP/USD M5 Observations Has Big Money only given us a hint?? Or is it Manipulation?? This is what needs to be ascertained prior to a Trade is Entered. image
    GBP/USD M5 Observations

    We maintain playing with the Probability Game

  8. #78

  9. #79
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    As a Retail Trader that I have no idea of Big Moneys Intentions until I see some hints. Structure gives a good indiion of this Order Flow. It's far better to WAIT rather than jumping in too early. image
    big players generate money in the market place in a few manners,,,then run the stops from retail traders thus be a Wise money trader not a retail trader

  10. #80
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    quote large players generate money in the market place in a couple of ways,,,then run the stops out of retail traders so be a smart money trader not a retail trader
    Hi Jason,

    That's easy to say and watch in HindSight but a lot more challenging to put into practise, simply because we are not privy to Smart Moneys Plan for the Day.

    In this Post #76 I highlight the dilemma we face as Retail Traders.

    We do not know whether a move is real or false.

    We can only play with the Probability Game the best way of doing this, I have found, is by simply being Flexible which means - Smaller Time Frames - Market Construction - Order Flow and of course there's a Time component.

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