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It doesn't matter if the level is broken or not, that's the point.
The structure has not changed.then make it clear what the structure is, I don't understand it
the euro and other currencies of countries are subject to speculation, so speculators do not just enter the market, but from some zones and in the chosen direction
speculators are nothing... the moment the bosses negotiate, they even stop the quotes
then clarify what the structure is, because I don't understand it.
A birch leaf can be distinguished from an oak leaf by what?
The answer is structure.
How do you tell the difference between a birch leaf and an oak leaf?
I'll answer it myself by its structure.
I understand with trees, but explain with a graph
I understand the trees, but explain the graph.
It's the same with the graph, I showed you the picture, in Gunn's case it's called a model.
It's the same with the graph, I showed you the picture, in Gunn's case it's called a model.
I don't understand what you're trying to show, you'll have to explain it differently.
I don't understand what you're trying to show, you'll have to explain it differently.
Well, it takes time to understand, just think about it.
OK, it takes time to understand, just think about it.
OK
OK, it takes time to understand, just think about it.
Well already answered this question, or don't you follow the topic?
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Who has experience in level trading?
Sergey Lazarenko, 2021.01.09 10:06
i.e., the price retest or touch is just an increase of the level significance, a sign that it exists and the market has noticed it, but it's just the beginning.
Well have you already answered that question, or haven't you been following the thread?
Yes, I guess I haven't seen it.