03/13/2026 14:15

Release： 03/13/2026 14:15

Update： 03/13/2026 14:15

Series

In the world of trading, many people chase "trends." But when you look at the market for a long time, you notice one thing. The market isn't simply moving randomly. There are places where orders accumulate, and at those points, settlements inevitably occur. It's not only limit orders that move prices. In fact, in many cases, the force that moves the market is the flow of profit-taking and stop-loss settlements. In this series, we will cover • why markets move • what a trend is • why 30 pips is easy to capture addressing the structure of the market and the essence of trading, based on actual trading experiences.

FX market moves where there are orders｜The real mechanism behind price movement

When I first started trading,

I only watched candlesticks.

Will it go up next?

Or will it go down?

I added indicators,

and kept looking for entry points.

But at a certain moment I realized.

The market moves only where orders come in.

If you enter where no one has placed orders,

the market won’t move.

It always moves from the same places.

- Moving averages

- Round-number levels

- Highs and lows

- Pullbacks

There, without fail,

orders and closures accumulate.

Today was a perfect example of that.

After a drop,

I waited for it to return to the 5-minute 25MA.

There,

it’s a place where sell orders gather easily.

I waited without rushing.

And as expected,

it started to drop from there.

Only the juicy part,

I took.

Thank you very much.

There’s no need to try to move the market.

Just wait for the place where it moves.

Trading,

is, I think, a repetition of that.