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This is possibly going to be my last Steemit post as I feel that I've shared enough knowledge on here that can take somebody with no clue of the market to a level in which they can identify key zones,

If you follow me on Twitter then you will see that I don't make many trades, and there's a reason for that. My aim is for longevity and I have spent time in the past where I would hit anything for the

The Quasimodo (QM) is a great piece of PA and you can see them everywhere, but they produce fantastic results when combined with other basic forms of technical analysis. It's very simple and helps you

I'm hesitant to write this post because it is quite a nuanced piece of price structure that helps experienced supply and demand traders take their trading one step further. In terms of being able to spot

When it comes to looking at a chart, you need to retrain your mind to look at what the underlying data symbolises as opposed to just looking at it as a load of candles. In truth, the charts show us what

Our goal as traders is to look for 2 things: 1 - where price is going to turn 2 - where price is going to go These are the 2 most important things in trading. That is what it comes down to. Do you need

If you're looking at supply and demand zones, then there's a particular way of trading them successfully. It also brings a bit more logic into your trading, as well as reducing your risk and increasing

I see a lot of people looking at support and resistance and think that because we can see a spike on the chart, that is automatically the resistance to be looking at. Everything on the chart has a level

First off, I just want to say: 1 - I am not saying this is going to happen 2 - I would rather we have a bull run now so that we can all enjoy a good, bull market again and make some serious money 3 - Technical

A hot topic at the moment is when we'll be seeing another bull run for the altcoins, otherwise known as "alt season". I can understand why many people are believing it's soon. Historically, Bitcoin

As I've mentioned before, the higher timeframe is always in control. The old saying goes "follow the trend" but it appears that many people's sentiments are not actually aligned with this. Lower

I posted this chart on some social media the other week, so will be using it at my reference: My target to buy up a load of Bitcoin is down at that ~$5000 range, because of the huge weekly demand level

It's very easy in the crypto world to look at the massive gains attainable from some of the high fluctuating charts, and to get roped into the belief that within a short period of time, you can become

There's a fundamental side to trading that you can pick up within 6 months, if you dedicate enough time to it. You can learn technical analysis and you can learn charting. What takes a lot longer to master

Based on a few key factors, ADA is looking nice to reverse its current trend soon. The volume is up on Bittrex currently. We're nearing the origin of the big parabolic rally from late 2017/early 2018 Closing

If you haven't read my previous posts about flags and supply and demand, I suggest you get your starting point sorted first and go and double check them. Flags: Supply and demand: A variant on the saying

Here's a little update on the trade call I made: The two major outer lines are that big PAZ that I mentioned in my previous post. The grey box at the bottom is a nice 4 hourly base. Above that is my entry

BTC update: Following on from my last post about supply and demand, here's a big supply level I'm looking at on BTCUSD. I'm curious to see what happens here. I expect of course a significant bounce, but

One thing which I don't particularly see mentioned a lot in crypto is supply and demand, and particularly so when it comes to charting. This is a huge deal, for me. Supply and demand is the very essence

Looking at the set up of this chart tells me quite a few things, and with the fundamentals of the coin, it's something you should be looking to at the end of this month - but you MUST get your entry right.