Well, as I said before, "guessing" can't work to produce consistent results. The "arrow clusters" you see on the charts are very highly correlated with reversal. Having said that, multiple Entries need to be used, as Market Makers will "run through" or "run beyond" somewhat. As everyone knows, high volume occurs at pivot points in ordinary trading. In Micro Scalping, since markets are fractal, the same principles apply, but these are not just volume increases, they are "directional volumes", as Market Makers take the Opposite Side of the predominate retail Buying at the top in the screenshot. This has the huge advantage of entering precisely at the pivot, and also "Selling into Buyers" as you do so. But no trader, on any timeframe, should ever base trade entries on "mere guessing". Technical Analysis which is proven valid is the only basis on which trades should be taken, whatever your timeframes are....... Even with "swing trading", for example, I would choose Forex pairs which are "overbought" and "oversold". I have Murrey/Gann Math Indicators which allow me to identify just those pairs which are "extreme", and these are "faded" on longer term trades. All trading, since it predicts the future, has an element of "guessing" or "randomness" about it, but we want high correlations in our technical analytics which support our trade Entries and Exits, of course
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