Ketti's FX Technical Tiger Scroll | Part 3: The Beginning and End of Trends, True Pullback and Retracement Entry
【Ketti's Technical Tiger Scroll: Serialized Articles】
・Episode 1: Choosing Your Own Winning Pattern（Free to read）
・Episode 2: Liberation from the Journey of Methods
・Episode 3: The Beginning and End of Trends, True Breakout and Pullback Entries
・Episode 4: The True Trend-Following Entry and Exit Timing
・Episode 5: Ranges – Even within ranges, there are different qualities
・Episode 6: Range Without a Trend, About Counter-Trend Trading
・Episode 7: Is Being a Full-Time Trader Truly a Dream Job?
・Episode 8: A La Carte of Counter-Trend Methods
・Episode 9: Trades Capturing Trend Reversals ①
・Episode 10: Trades Capturing Trend Reversals ②
・Episode 11: Trades Capturing Trend Reversals ③
・Episode 12: Considering Exits for Reversal Methods
How to Find Trends from Market Movements
Hello to all readers!
Now, in the previous installment, we discussed that clearly defining what a trend and a range are helps prevent misusing methods and liberates you from the quest for methods.
To look at this definition from a slightly different angle, it is crucial to be able to recognize when a trend begins and when it ends; by doing so, the range becomes clear as well, and you can firmly understand “when the trend started and when it ended.”
I determine the beginning of the trend with a horizontal line, and recognize the end of the trend with a single candlestick (see Chart ① in the publicly available portion for purchasers). Then I verify that the previously explained definition of a trend is fully covered.
