Ketti's FX Technical Tiger Roll | Part 3 The Beginning and End of Trends, True Pullback and Return Entry
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A housewife trader who excels at bottoming out with shallow stop losses and wide profit through bottom-to-top trades. Because she is raising children, she practices and researches “multitask trading” daily. Her motto is trading that breaks away from common sense. In appearance she resembles Sakurako Ohar, and when she opens her mouth she talks with the brisk chatter of Emi Onuma, and she is currently holding seminars nationwide that are the most laughter-filled and tearful in Japan, useful for practice.
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How to find trends from market movements
Hello, readers!
As for the last time, we discussed that clearly defining trend and range prevents misapplying methods and frees you from the quest for methods.
If we look at this definition from a slightly different angle, once you know when a trend begins and when it ends, the range naturally stabilizes, leading to the important conclusion that you must clearly recognize “when the trend started and when the trend ended.”
I judge the start of a trend with a horizontal line and recognize the end of a trend with a single candlestick (refer to Chart ① published for purchasers). Then I check whether the previously explained trend definition is fully covered.
