Bull Trap Strategy – A bull trap occurs when price breaks upward but quickly reverses lower. Wait for confirmation before buying.
Bear Trap Strategy – A bear trap occurs when price breaks downward but quickly reverses higher. Avoid selling too early.
Trend Exhaustion Candle – A large candle after a long trend may signal that buyers or sellers are losing strength.
Reversal Zone – Areas with multiple technical confluences often become reversal zones.
Reaction Level – A price level where the market has reacted several times in the past.
Fresh Supply Zone – A supply zone that has not been revisited since it formed. It may have a stronger effect.
Fresh Demand Zone – A demand zone untouched since creation. It can provide stronger buying interest.
Tested Zone – A support or resistance zone that has been revisited. Repeated tests may weaken it.
Untested Zone – Price has never returned to this zone. Some traders consider it more significant
Compression Breakout – Several small candles before a breakout often indicate building pressure
Volatility Spike – A sudden increase in price movement. Manage risk carefully during these periods.
Slow Trend Strategy – Slow, steady trends can be more reliable than sharp price moves.
Fast Market Strategy – During fast markets, reduce position size and avoid emotional decisions.
Market Noise – Small random price movements that do not reflect the true trend.
Fractal Analysis – Similar price patterns can appear on different timeframes.
Swing Trading Entry – Enter after a pullback within a larger trend.
