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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - zannie

I’m using all please, how much go remain inside the $10 sef

No if you have 10$ you use 1$ , for example I am trading BTC now and I risked 2600 naira to make 26k naira , so that is it , that is a good reward because Forex is 99% risky so anything can happen so you don't risk everything

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@ebub_e - 1 month ago
Hi everyone! Excited to join the conversation.
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@pisces03 - 1 month ago
Quoted - wavey_

Exactly

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@bright_bpd - 1 month ago

I believe that the key factor to being a profitable is looking out for liquidity sweep,because this shows you a false breakout and the direction of the market

So what is liquidity?πŸ€”πŸ€”

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@silverbenz - 1 month ago
Interesting discussion! I'm still building my approach β€” what's worked for others here?
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@dumskii - 1 month ago
What's your read on this?
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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - bright_bpd

I believe that the key factor to being a profitable is looking out for liquidity sweep,because this shows you a false breakout and the direction of the market

So what is liquidity?πŸ€”πŸ€”

Liquidity is the pool of pending buy and sell orders resting at key price levels where traders commonly place entries or stop-losses. These areas often include previous highs, previous lows, equal highs/lows, trendline extremes, and major support or resistance zones. Large institutions need liquidity to execute their positions, so price is frequently drawn to these areas before making its next significant move. A liquidity sweep by itself isn't enough to trade, you still need confirmation, such as strong displacement or a break of market structure, before confirming the likely direction. Check the BTC chart image that circled level was a previous traded level where stop loss are accumulated and price swept it and break below a key structure level, so liquidity sweep alone can't give you they guarantee you wait for a structure break

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Trend Following – Trade only in the direction of the overall trend. Buy in uptrends and sell in downtrends.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Breakout Strategy – Enter when price breaks above resistance or below support. Strong breakouts often occur with high volume.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Pullback Strategy – Wait for price to retrace before entering the trend. This can offer a better entry price.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Support and Resistance Bounce – Buy at support and sell at resistance when price respects those levels

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Moving Average Crossover – Buy when a shorter moving average crosses above a longer one. Sell when it crosses below.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Moving Average Crossover – Buy when a shorter moving average crosses above a longer one. Sell when it crosses below.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

RSI Reversal Strategy – Look for buying opportunities when RSI is oversold and selling opportunities when it is overbought.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

MACD Crossover – Trade when the MACD line crosses the signal line. It can indicate a change in momentum.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Bollinger Bands Strategy – Watch for price touching the outer bands. This may indicate a reversal or a strong breakout.

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@peterty - 1 month ago

Scalping – Take many small trades for small profits. It requires quick decisions and strict risk control

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