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Learning To Read Price Action Part 3
In part 3 we’re going to use our price action bars to come up with some pivot requirements which can be used as a confirmation technique for entering into a swing. It’s about using these significant bars to see buyers or sellers making effort and getting that effort reversed. In the video, you will how the price bars are related to swings and Median Lines and how they can be used to see a pivot created.
Learning To Read Price Action Part 2
In part 2 of this series I do some review on the price bars we are using and then I add the distinctions of major, minor, and relative in the same way we do with swings. Then we do some price reading practice with recent currency, futures, and equity markets. Reading price action like this spreads things out and eliminates much of the noise, so we just relate significant buyers and sellers to other significant buyers and sellers. I finished the video by looking at a qualified tail in a weekly Spotify chart (SPOT) that we can follow live.
Learning To Read Price Action Part 1
Learning to read price action is easy. Its a matter of the relationship between buyers and sellers which is expressed in the bars. You don’t have to memorize complicated bar patterns with funny names or dozens of dead mechanical rules and formulas. In this video, I will show how to define a few significant bars, how to mark them out, and then talk about the essence of these price bars and how they relate to price flow. They show you where the controlling areas of buyers/sellers are and filter out the noise in the same manner swings do. In the next post, I will talk about reading a chart with price action.
Where going to study: (WRB stands for wide range bar and is defined as a bar bigger than the previous 3 bars).
•WRB Hard-up/Hard down
•WRB Gaps
•WRB Tails
•WRB Outside bars
•WRB Mirror bars