GBPNZD

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I just took a long trade here for Gbpnzd.

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

I execute my trades on MT5 but i analyze my trades on trading view . Thank you

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@farah_zendaya - 4 months ago

Please what price did you enter at, where is the stop loss, what is the reason for taking the trade, what is the strategy, so others can learn? Also what was you entry candlestick pattern, can you show on 5 minutes timeframe instead of H4?

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago
Quoted - farah_zendaya

Please what price did you enter at, where is the stop loss, what is the reason for taking the trade, what is the strategy, so others can learn? Also what was you entry candlestick pattern, can you show on 5 minutes timeframe instead of H4?

Lastly, I don’t trade the 5mins timeframe. My lowest timeframe for trade execution is 30minutes. I get my bias from the daily timeframe and find an alignment on the 4hrs timeframe. I get a confirmation on 1hr or 30min timeframe.

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

I will drop a comprehensive trade breakdown for this trade any moment from now. Thank you

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

We are making significant progress on this trade. The zone we marked for buys looks valid with buyers taking over. I will keep you updated on the outcome of the trade.

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

This trade reversed and hit my stoploss

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

I’m seeing something else but will wait for the next 4hr candle to decide I.e wait for the next 4hr candle closure.

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@yokoyi - 4 months ago
Quoted - headies25284

We are making significant progress on this trade. The zone we marked for buys looks valid with buyers taking over. I will keep you updated on the outcome of the trade.

I'm seeing buy 0.6 lots is that a pending order or you took a new trade? You can mark your entry candle with a circle so we know where you entered from

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@yokoyi - 4 months ago

im just looking at the gbpnzd chart i see the bullish candlestick pattern which is good. I also see the bearish pattern that started forming and it hard to know if it will continue. However, when I see three opposite candles taken out its always a danger sign for me.

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

For now, it’s better to looks for sells to the circled breakout zone on the weekly timeframe.

At this zone, I will be expecting price to reject and close, I.e candle rejection and candle closure. If this happens at the close of the week and gives a breakout to the upside on the daily timeframe, then we can position ourselves for a buy. For now, we keep selling.

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

Don’t just go and click sell, i will let you all know when we get a sell entry for this pair. Stay glued to this thread.

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@yokoyi - 4 months ago

great

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