Price Reading

Price Reading Main

Price Action

Past
· Supply and Demand
· Support and Resistance
· PAZ - Price Action Zones
· Caps on Price - RBD/DBR *
· Flag Limits - DBD/RBR *
· Fail to Return - FTR


Approach
- Compression *
- 3 Drive
- Momentum In
- Stacked Orders/Zones
- BSZ




Reaction
· Engulf
· Quasimodo *
· Diamond *
· The CanCan *








https://readthemarket.com/index.php/en/forum/journals/2568-z-journal?limitstart=0#64300

(IF) We've got to be very careful about curve fitting low scale levels into explanations of higher scale

moves, as this can skew our overall understanding of price dynamics




https://readthemarket.com/index.php/en/forum/journals/1523-if?start=2700#64466

As I see it, when they're approaching the line they're told to turn price on, they'll be doing all they
can to go flat and reverse.

There is no potential loss, as their bosses are the people who create every currency on the planet,
bar three, out of thin air, giving them an unlimited budget for their manipulations.
This unlimited budget also allows them to keep any level they like unbroken



https://readthemarket.com/index.php/en/forum/journals/1523-if?start=2850#66093
E:Here is the thing. It will never be completely mechanical. There will always be subjectivity with our analysis. Until we can program the greatest algo on earth to work in unison with the IT black box's we have to understand that its art as well as science. We need to try and stay consistent. For me I have a complete strategy based on inferences I have made based on IFs teachings. Training my eyes to see the order-flow/manipulation really helped. Opening a chart and just seeing the clusters of different behavior really helped me.

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