1. Range should should be established. 2. Range High Low Defined. 3. The Break-out has to Happen with a Build up. 4. EMA to be used is 20/21 EMA SMA
(Try all, see what suits best) 5. Avoid no Build up candles.
Explanation.
To be used on Lower time frames, 1-15 Minute to play a range break-out.
The range should be established and the price should build up above the MAs mentioned above.
If there is no build up, avoid it.
Avoid sudden break-out candles as there is no build-up or range break-pressure.
A one candle non-buildup break can happen but a re-test is likely.
You might miss the entry by avoiding it but it's with all methods, the trade-off.
Again, fake-outs can be avoided if no build-up candles are avoided.
You are looking to enter when price slowly rides on top of the EMA and builds up.
The entry as shown above is to be taken at the build up break-out or the Re-test on the Break-out level.
Conclusion
1. Establish Range 2. Wait for a build up 3. Avoid one candle break-out
This is an idea that I regularly use on the Lower Time frames. It can only be understood better when you practice it live over and over again.
1. Visible Range OI Delta Profile on @coinalyzetool
Shows where traders are entering and exiting. Use this like VPVR.
Use this indicator on LTF to identify trading levels in a trending market.
In range, use this to scalp on either side as target when price deviates.
2. Aggregate OI:
Having net open interest across all trading pairs is very useful.
Sometimes, one exchange will market enter large long positions while there is no action or selling action on other exchange. This filters out misinterpretation of that data to a large extent.
Understanding some trading Analysis can be difficult because of Complicated Terms.
Must Know Trading Principles and Terms for Trading and Analysis.
A Thread.
P. S. I will keep Updating this List.
This is the thread of most important trading Concepts and Terminologies you should know to Understand and do your own Analysis.
Consider it the language of trading.
I have added links to important tutorials along side Explanation.
1. MSB - Market Structure Break.
Break of Lower Low formed in Previous impulse = Bearish MSB.
If Lower Low is Broken, consider it a Bearish MSB.
Remember, Lower High formation isn't a MSB, but Lower Low Break =MSB.