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Looking for Market cycle trade education
Member Since Jul 10, 2024
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Jul 10 at 15:25
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I have traded for one year ago and I tried lots of systems and strategies particularly RTM and ICT. But I am looking now for educational materials or someone who trades based on market cycles (Spike, Channel, and Range Cycles) as well as supply and demand zones. I need to learn more about entry points in each cycle.
Jul 11 at 06:20
Member Since May 24, 2024
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FarhadFekrat posted:Me too, here are some automatic trading methods I found, we can communicate and learn together, this is the result of today everything goes well
I have traded for one year ago and I tried lots of systems and strategies particularly RTM and ICT. But I am looking now for educational materials or someone who trades based on market cycles (Spike, Channel, and Range Cycles) as well as supply and demand zones. I need to learn more about entry points in each cycle.
Jul 16 at 12:24
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FarhadFekrat posted:I am a developer with more than 20 years of trading experience and 3 years of programming experience. Is there anything we can communicate with each other
I have traded for one year ago and I tried lots of systems and strategies particularly RTM and ICT. But I am looking now for educational materials or someone who trades based on market cycles (Spike, Channel, and Range Cycles) as well as supply and demand zones. I need to learn more about entry points in each cycle.
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Jul 21 at 18:03
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FarhadFekrat posted:I recommend you focus on volatility cycles, ATR indications, daily ranges., etc. You will have to iterate through a lot of different combinations over the timeframes but you will eventually be able to identify the presence of repetitive cycles on various pairs. You can then start building a strategy to exploit their consistent occurrence.
I have traded for one year ago and I tried lots of systems and strategies particularly RTM and ICT. But I am looking now for educational materials or someone who trades based on market cycles (Spike, Channel, and Range Cycles) as well as supply and demand zones. I need to learn more about entry points in each cycle.
The Trend is NOT your friend
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Jul 23 at 09:17
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Defiplaygirl posted:Perhaps, we can communicate together, I am a trader with 20 years of experience, recently has been developing a new algorithm, now the test algorithm is very reliable, but the user is a few years of experience, I now want to find inexperienced friends, the same to enjoy my software algorithm, I am looking forward to discussing with you
i’ve actually been looking for good resources for market cycle trade education, i need help so i can up my game
Market cycles confuse me, Help a trader out with some tips 🙏
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Jul 23 at 10:09
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Defiplaygirl posted:You might find John Ehlers 'MESA and Trading Market Cycles' book useful
i’ve actually been looking for good resources for market cycle trade education, i need help so i can up my game
Market cycles confuse me, Help a trader out with some tips 🙏
The Trend is NOT your friend
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Jul 28 at 12:57
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SGForexTrader posted:Probably important to differentiate between stock market macro/fundamental cycle (accumulation,distribution,etc) and forex market volatility cycles.
I think that the market cycle is over-rated. It can be seen in hindsight bit in real trading there is too much uncertainty and it is not applicable to real trading
They are definitely present in forex and can potentially add predictive value
The Trend is NOT your friend
Aug 14 at 14:41
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Yes, it's crucial to differentiate between stock market cycles and forex market volatility cycles. In the stock market, macro cycles like accumulation, distribution, and others reflect broader economic and market trends over extended periods, driven by fundamental factors. In contrast, forex market volatility cycles are influenced by factors such as geopolitical events, economic releases, and interest rate changes, leading to short-term fluctuations. Understanding both cycles helps traders adapt their strategies to align with the distinct dynamics of each market.
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