Price Bar Reversal Patterns – The Bullish Rejection Pattern
Price Bar Reversal Patterns – The Bullish Rejection Pattern
There is not much that needs to be written on this topic. The title really says it all. There is a lesson in EVERY trading session. Your job, in maximizing your rate of development as a trader, is to find that lesson. Actually, there is more than one lesson in every session, but if you…
There were three factors identified pre-session on 31st March, which alerted me to the potential for an opening drive in this session. (1) A contracting environment Firstly contracting on the higher timescale, as shown here on the daily chart. But also contracting on the smaller timescale, as shown here from an individual session perspective. If…
This trade lost… and I'm completely ok with that. I'll explain why below. But first, let's look at the trade. Looking at the left first (daily chart) we see that today's session (A) has broken below the prior day (B) and is closing in on yearly lows (C). The chart on the right (60…
This is what I like to see in a breakout… This is a prime target for a breakout failure. But I don't ever just jump in and fade the break. There is never any certainty in this game. It may well rally. Instead, I watch post-breakout behaviour and CONFIRM that there are no…
The market has opened and rallied. Not with great strength. In fact it's quite slow. But it rallies with a clear bullish bias. It's clear of all S/R levels, above the prior day's high resistance (now support) and well short of the next higher timeframe resistance level. Trade opportunity in such a case is…
In previous articles I mentioned that my analysis involves monitoring price action, in order to gain an insight into the short term sentiment of the market. Determining who is in control at that time – the bulls or the bears. And assessing how they’re likely to respond to changes in the market. I thought today…