I tried, and wanted, to make a trade today, but I just couldn’t spot any Entries! Here are a few charts that I was looking at this morning.
- It was a NR7 + Inside Bar + (almost) Hammer, and I wanted to go Long had prices broke through the previous bar high
- My Target would be merely the next Fib Level
- It would still put me at 2R profit, had it worked out the way I wanted it to
- It didn’t, and you are looking at the reason why it didn’t
- Fortunately, I didn’t jumped the gun
- With BG, I was hoping that the lowering 5eMA would act as Resistance and push the prices back to the Day-Low
- The Entry Bar was the Inverted Hammer (see circled), and my Entry was set to the Previous Bar low
- I thought with the market in such a Bearish mode, it’s easy to drop back down.
- It didn’t, and my trade didn’t get triggered
- I’m certainly ‘okay’ with it looking at the chart now
- I was hoping for a Base and Break and it never happened
- Once again, I was proud of myself for sticking to my entry rules, and never dive-in ahead of time in anticipation of what *could* happen
- In this case, nothing!
- With TIF, I was almost certain that Yesterday’s Low would act as Resistance and push the prices back towards its Day Low
- Too much wishful thinking there!
- It looks like Yesterday’s Low was blown away just like that!
- As for UBS above, I saw the 3rd Bar Inverted Hammer, but I just couldn’t see an entry in the shorter time-frame
- As prices fell pass the Opening Low, I thought I’ve missed the entry (as mentioned in Twitter.)
- It turned out that this is another ‘Good Miss!’
Overall, I’m proud of myself for sticking to my rules, and not “early-entry” into these positions. But “not trading” means “no money.” I need my trades to be more frequent, and more accurate.
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