Explain the trades

Explain the trades

10s FL
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10s FL edited by Marcel




Sali AUnov16 - re-explained




Charvo, GU28oct14



HTF Outlook
Dissect in H1




IF EAjun11





IF, 17Oct'13





IF, EU24Jun11





IF, EU2aug11












htf 10m
ltf dissect



















EU m5 flag plays






Salivan, EU13Aug16


Zone in interest

The past of the zone in interest
Reaction as follows







Yogi 1, EU21Apr14, FL short

EU21Apr14, FL short reaction
EU21Apr14, zones dissected zoomed out


Yogi 2, AU Jul14 - swing plays


H1 - HTF zones dissected

details of FL in m30





Yogi3, GJ Jul14, short swing







HTF - H4 zones outlook
LTF - m30: reactions and zones


Yogi4, UJ5aug14, short




short explained in m5


Yogi5, CJ Daily zones





Daily zones zoomed out in Higher TF








Yogi, EGoct14, swing plays


swing entry in LTF


swing: zones outlook


EGoct14, explained by IF


Past Zone dissected in m1
Dissected more in details in 10s chart.




Yogi 6, NU31oct14, scalp part 1





Yogi 6, NU31 oct14, scalp part 2
scalp dissected in m5


Yogi7, gold30dec14








HTF zones in m30
LTF m5 approach and reaction



Yogi8, EU8jan15, scalp







scalp, dissected in m5








Yogi9, UCHF jan15 part 1





Yogi9, UCHF jan15 part 2


zones dissected


commented by IF


Yogi10 EU22Jan15 (m1)



HTF m5 dissected zone


LTF m1 approach and reaction




Yogi11 UCAD 17Jun15 (m15)












h1 zones dissected, past, approach and entry zones.






Yogi12 GAjul16


part 1


part2

part3

part4


Gem1 GU30dec13 (H4) : QM short












HTF Daily outlook



LTF entry in m1





Gil1 GJ5Feb14 (m15) QM














HTF Daily outlook




MTF H1 zones



LTF m5 approach, reaction and targets + followed trades










Gil2 UCAD19feb14 


TT in m15



Past zone in m30



HTF Daily outlook


Past zone in m5

m5 Past zone zoomed in in m1

Approach and reaction in m1





Gil3, GJ3mar14


QM in H1















m5 exit












HTF m15 outlook


approach and reaction in m1



Gold 5m flag plays 13Jan17













m1 range play with signal



Gold intraday 10jan17 (m5)







Past zone in 10s chart morning

Past zone in 10s chart afternoon next session





Gold lesson on scalp short





IF, GU14jul12


m15 zone



zoomed in m1
zones dissected in m5

GU17Jan17, FL plays





GU by Sali, 31aug16











ltf explanation



IF1, UCAD12jul12


"sold between flags"





















Dissected in m1










IF2, EU12jul12


"DP to Break S": To TG a tested Supply, is to enter at a DP to break the "supply before"




part2



part3


tried to explain in m1





IF UCAD12jul12, H4


Past zone in H4 explained

Current zone dissected in h1



IF4, ACHF 6may10




HTF Daily past outlook

Current zones in H4




IF5, UCAD29Jun12


explained in m5












Zones zoomed in in 10s chart










10s chart, some more explanations added by Marcel



IF6 EU10jul12


m5 zone












htf m15 zones
Current zones in m1
Current Zones in HTFm5
A higher TF zones to explain the past in h1
Approach and reaction in m10




IF7, AU, 5JUL2012

 out HTF outlook
 our LTF outlook





IF8, AU4JULY2012

IF's chart

our M1 dissect

 our 10s dissect
 our M5 dissect
 IF's m5 conclusion

BIGGEST WINNERS






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