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https://www.brookstradingcourse.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvtSyxafR_AIVooFaBR2aWAT5EAAYASAAEgJWIfD_BwE Comprehensive and extensive but if you are truly to learn price behavior and development you have to put in the work and study.

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Great sword master. The Book of Five Rings is a good read.

Referencing my above chart, from the third 5 minute bar of the regular session to the high of the morning prior to the pullback was a measurable leg. IOW, the high and low of the leg from which you draw the retrace grid.

No, start over with 1/3 to 2/3 of measurable leg.

Good holiday weekend to all

And I only use it on zone retracement trades, not on trend flags or DT's or DB's

Because it works for me. If it stops working I stop using it

On the other hand if you tried to pick a top because it was "overbought " or some bull shit, then not so good

If that is what your trade plan called for then you did good :D

Watch them and you will see reactions at those areas, meaning algo's are firing there

"I make most of my money by sitting" ....Jesse Livermore

Trend flags are usually all in and all out at 2x IR

On zone pullback trades, I go all in and scale out +10 or 2x initial risk whichever is first and then fig extension targets while trailing stops under swings

61.8 in the bank

50% in the bank...full MM possible

18 is 50% ext tgt, does it get there?...who knows but clean swing trail stops from the zone entry

All I know is if I take my signals more of them will work than don't and pay better when they do than they cost when they don't. As far as the zone targets go, we usually see reactions at the levels which are caused by institutional algo's. As long as they consider them valid...I do. In short...

23.6 and 38.2 extension targets now hit

Now 38.2 extension tgt