Author: DCPA
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June 20
Usually, NQ! does react to lower time frame resistance, but sometimes the confluence on the higher time frames offers better opportinities. The featured image shows: daily imbalance (purple) 4 hour imbalance (grey) Some great plays for patient players. But even on the shorter 15 min time frame with 1hr imbalances the lower limits of each…
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0605-03
NQ swept Asian lows in the morning and then kept on going higher. I tried to squeeze myself into a long entry, but markets would not retrace at all, except during news. I tried to follow up with a long, but felt the need to keep tight stops and move them quickly. I made a…
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LQ Sweeps
NQ in 05/2024: Below is a juxtaposition of 1hr (left) and the detailed 1min chart of the sellside liquidity sweep on 05/23. On the left side where the previous low was recorded on 05/20 the price created an impuls candle to the upside, leaving an imbalance and a bullish order block behind. The market traded…
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Wallstreet Open 1 Minute Chart
Today, I am starting tweaks to my US30 opening trade. I want to go long at the end of the first 1 minute bar after open. If it has a solid body into one direction, I will trade its continuation of at least 100 points with a stoploss tightly behind the bar. In this instance…
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The Hour between Dog and Wolf
One of the most captivating writings about the development of boom and bust cycles in financial markets and how they are created by irrational risk takers. Author John Coales describes human biology and how it makes people tick and take action when riches are made and destroyed.
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Wallstreet Open Strategy
This strategy creates a trading opportunity based on the initial movement of the Dow or US30 index futures right after market open. The theory builds on statistics showing the index creating a high or low for the day – or at least for the first 90 minutes of trading – timed at the open. This…
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What are CFD Brokers
Minimal capital requirements often draw investors into trading CFDs. These leveraged instruments offer huge gains, but many people underestimate the risk. Brokers create their own prices since transactions are not exchange regulated which can devaluate positions rapidly.