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Technical Analysis is a roadmap that allows you to see where you have been and where you are going. Martin Armstrong's Breakout Lines introduces an unconventional form of technical analysis to your charts, crafted to capture the market's trajectory and swift accelerations or declines. The sharper the angle of the breakout line, the stronger the inclination for the market to swiftly rally or decline in that direction. The breakout line denotes the cyclical boundaries of price, a
Technical Analysis is a roadmap that allows you to see where you have been and where you are going. Martin Armstrong's Breakout Lines introduces an unconventional form of technical analysis to your charts, crafted to capture the market's trajectory and swift accelerations or declines. The sharper the angle of the breakout line, the stronger the inclination for the market to swiftly rally or decline in that direction. The breakout line denotes the cyclical boundaries of price, a
Welcome to the next generation of MIDAS Indicators! The introduction of the MIDAS Trading Tools indicator represents the culmination of my trading expertise and innovative application. By incorporating new concepts and collaborating with fellow traders like Robert Young (US), we have enriched and enhanced this indicator. In the sections below, you'll find detailed descriptions of the variables comprising this indicator. MIDAS Trading Tools comprises two standalone indicators tailored for
Strategy for Scalping: https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/757037
MT5 Version: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/97202
MT4 Version: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/96341
Trap Play refers to a market situation where price initially makes a new high or low, luring traders into believing a strong trend is forming. However, the price quickly reverses and invalidates the breakout, trapping those traders who entered positions based on the initial move. This sudden reversal often results in a rapid exit of positions, leading to significant price movement in the opposite direction. Trap plays can occur in various financial markets and timeframes and
Trap Play refers to a market situation where price initially makes a new high or low, luring traders into believing a strong trend is forming. However, the price quickly reverses and invalidates the breakout, trapping those traders who entered positions based on the initial move. This sudden reversal often results in a rapid exit of positions, leading to significant price movement in the opposite direction. Trap plays can occur in various financial markets and timeframes and
I'm excited to introduce you to the fifth bar on Martin Armstrongs Forecast Array - The Trading Cycle . This innovative tool represents a transverse form of cyclical frequency analysis, offering a unique perspective on market trends. The model employs a color-coded system for easy interpretation. In this model, green signals the ideal timing for highs, red indicates ideal lows, and yellow signifies a convergence of highs and lows occurring simultaneously. This intuitive approach allows
I'm excited to introduce you to the fifth bar on Martin Armstrongs Forecast Array - The Trading Cycle . This innovative tool represents a transverse form of cyclical frequency analysis, offering a unique perspective on market trends. The model employs a color-coded system for easy interpretation. In this model, green signals the ideal timing for highs, red indicates ideal lows, and yellow signifies a convergence of highs and lows occurring simultaneously. This intuitive approach allows
Trap Play refers to a market situation where price initially makes a new high or low, luring traders into believing a strong trend is forming. However, the price quickly reverses and invalidates the breakout, trapping those traders who entered positions based on the initial move. This sudden reversal often results in a rapid exit of positions, leading to significant price movement in the opposite direction. Trap plays can occur in various financial markets and timeframes and