USDCAD Retracement Long
Logic
Prices tending to retrace upwards with good momentum
All Levels Mentioned On Chart
How to trade the setup?
When the chart says Long or Short at particular level, Put a Stop Order at those levels, Levels are strict
T1 : is Target 1
T2 : is Target 2
When you achieve your first target, book profits of 50%
and shift the stops to the cost
The term Catastrophe Stop, is a maximum movement of price that can happen in opposite direction of trade
so that the setup remains valid, Its basically used, to give some breathing space to the trade,
I may call for a recovery if the setup becomes invalid as the market progress.
As we all know anything can happen in the market and we should respect that
At Last, do your own analysis, before trading your money!
Prices tending to retrace upwards with good momentum
All Levels Mentioned On Chart
How to trade the setup?
When the chart says Long or Short at particular level, Put a Stop Order at those levels, Levels are strict
T1 : is Target 1
T2 : is Target 2
When you achieve your first target, book profits of 50%
and shift the stops to the cost
The term Catastrophe Stop, is a maximum movement of price that can happen in opposite direction of trade
so that the setup remains valid, Its basically used, to give some breathing space to the trade,
I may call for a recovery if the setup becomes invalid as the market progress.
As we all know anything can happen in the market and we should respect that
At Last, do your own analysis, before trading your money!
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PGP Research Analysis, (NISM)
Electronics Engineer
→ ocstrader.com
→ bit.ly/ocs_ai_trader
About me
AlgoTrading Certification, (University of Oxford, Säid Business School)
PGP Research Analysis, (NISM)
Electronics Engineer
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