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03-28-2022, 02:53 PM
This question is on my mind very much...
Is it a good idea to create currency strength meter and then apply and fit a linear model (as indicator) around this single currency strength and use it in actual trading to predict price/path from that individual currency strength?
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Currency Strength can be measured in different ways. We can use RSI. We can use moving averages. We can use percentage returns. It does not give you a trade. It just hints that this currency pair may have the potential to move most. After that we need to find the entry. Here most traders make the mistake. The currency pair can keep on ranging for a considerable time. I want you to daily write here the 5 currency pairs that have the most potential to move more than 150 pips in the next few days. You should also tell me the potential entry price and the potential take target. This is part of your training. I will discuss your trade recommendations.
Following is the criteria:
There are many times price returns to test the Support/Resistance (S/R) on D1, H12, H8, H6 H4 and rebounds within 1-2 pips of the S/R. You will identify that pair.
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how do you know that this stop will not be hit?
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This is H8 candle. Price has been moving up and down during the last 8 hours and it didn't breakdown. Chances are this support will hold. Candles on H8, H12 and D1 are far more reliable as compared to on H1 and H2.
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You have a stop loss of 40 pips and you have the trade open on weekend. We will know next week what happens whether stop loss gets hit or the take profit target.