【Special video and gifts presented】Public explanation of Dow Theory and MTF trading logic using USD/JPY, Nikkei 225, Dow, and Bitcoin by Mr. FXLINE

Hello! This is Hayakawa from GogoJungle.

Are your trades going smoothly?

In your daily efforts to find good trading methods and good instruments

and so on, as introduced in the previous video, the approaches advocated by FXLINE that were

introduced in the previous video,advocated

Dow Theory's principles, implemented by gradually moving from higher timeframes to lower ones in multi-timeframe market analysis

to smaller timeframes, analyzing the market across multiple timeframes.

　Market gaps, and entering trades at those points.

Regarding,MTF（Multi-Timeframe） analysis

you know it, and you even do it, but

what kind of analyses do skilled traders perform

you may be wondering,and perhaps you want to know.

Or,you may want to learn MTF analysis yourselfas well,

you may be motivated to do so as well.

In response to such feedback, this video presents,

trading logic using real, live market movements,

focused on USD/JPY, Nikkei 225, Dow, and Bitcoin.

The trading logic was publicly explained by FXLINE.

As an example of that content, let’s take USD/JPY.

FXLINE has developed a tool

【Zclosed＿MTF】 and we will display it on TradingView.

A notable point is that we start by looking at the yearly candles.

As shown in the image below, the ZigZag indicator is displayed on top of the yearly candles.

And, the black chart is the monthly chart.

Looking at the monthly chart, you can determine that the recent high has been updated and is headed toward higher highs.

The analysis time in JST May 26, 2022 16:00 was around 127.00, but by May 31, 20:00 it had reached 128.035,

【Zclosed＿MTF】による

MTF分析の確かさを証明する結果

This demonstrated the accuracy of the MTF analysis.

Furthermore, for day trading, we look at the daily, 4-hour, and 2-hour charts.

Next, we display the daily chart on top of the yearly chart.

The daily chart tends to test the lows unless it breaks the recent high, so the direction is downward.

Furthermore, when drilling down to the 2-hour timeframe, you can see a double top forming.

The daily and the 2-hour timeframes are both moving downward in tandem.

This condition is what is known as a gap.

Gaps

are called gaps.

After the analysis time JST May 26, 2022 16:00, USD/JPY indeed moved lower for a while.

This is how the USD/JPY analysis shows that trading decisions using the【Zclosed＿MTF】 yield excellent results.

This clearly demonstrates the ability to perform MTF analysis smoothly.

Indeed, it is an excellent tool for learning MTF analysis.

It enables smooth MTF analysisIt enables smooth MTF analysis

to learn MTF analysis

and is a powerful tool for learning MTF analysis.

TradingView's strengths include displaying a wide range of instruments—stocks, FX, Nikkei 225, Dow,

and cryptocurrencies, among others.

However, by displaying【Zclosed＿MTF】 on TradingView,

you can analyze many financial instruments individually, and in the extreme,

you can identify, from financial products worldwide,

　which instruments are currently the best investment opportunities

to focus on.

This is what it means.

Moreover, not only on PC but also on your smartphone while you’re out,

analysis using the【Zclosed＿MTF】 can be performed on the go,

so you won’t miss investment timing.

Using TradingView's【Zclosed＿MTF】,

we would like you to acquire and master MTF analysis.

【Zclosed＿MTF】 TradingView version

Also, in the TradingView version of the【Zclosed＿MTF】,a limited GMMA_CROSS MT4 version that uses GMMA to gauge trend momentum

is being given away for free as a bonus

for the TradingView version.

Please take this opportunity to obtain it.

※A password is required to obtain it.

The password is available in the video comments at the end of this newsletter.

This video also includes analyses of Nikkei 225, Dow, and Bitcoin in addition to USD/JPY.

This is a rare opportunity to see FXLINE's trading methods, so please take your time to review.

Now, please enjoy this video!

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