The strategy focuses on creating a professional trading chart by integrating multiple time frames and identifying key points of interest. It begins with analyzing the 4H chart to find crucial structures like order blocks and fair value gaps. This information is further refined on the 1H chart by highlighting bullish and bearish structure breaks. The strategy includes pinpointing entry and exit points on the 15m chart and validating these entries with precise 3m price action confirmations. For example, identifying a liquidity pool on a 15m chart can guide traders to optimal entry.
Another significant aspect involves recognizing market structure and points of interest. It focuses on defining order blocks, detecting swing highs and lows, and utilizing Fibonacci levels to spot support and resistance. Using multiple time frames, such as identifying supply and demand zones on the 1H chart and analyzing price rejections on the 3m chart, ensures a comprehensive market view. Historical reactions at key points of interest are tracked to validate market behavior and are compiled into a professional document, ensuring organized and clear insights.
Finally, the strategy emphasizes compiling gathered data into a professional document. The process includes gathering chart snapshots, organizing notes, and creating a PDF layout featuring all recorded insights. This document will have a logical workflow order, complete with headings, bullet points, a table of contents, and a summary. This ensures clarity and easy navigation for users. For example, a document could start with an introduction explaining the analysis scope and end with actionable insights.
The strategies
⛳️ Strategy 1: Integrate multiple time frames
- Identify key points of interest on the 4H chart
- Mark order blocks on the 4H chart
- Determine fair value gaps on the 4H chart
- Switch to the 1H chart and refine points of interest
- Highlight bullish and bearish breaks of structure on the 1H chart
- Use the 15m chart to pinpoint entry and exit points
- Validate 15m entries with 3m price action confirmations
- Analyse liquidity pools on the lower time frames
- Transition findings across multiple time frames consistently
- Document the time frame integration strategy in a PDF format
⛳️ Strategy 2: Identify points of interest and market structure
- Define order blocks on higher time frames
- Detect swing highs and lows on the 4H chart
- Use Fibonacci levels to identify support and resistance
- Mark supply and demand zones on the 1H chart
- Look for volume insights at different POIs across time frames
- Apply trend analysis for confirmation on the 15m chart
- Look for price rejections and confirmations on the 3m chart
- Track historical reactions at key POIs
- Ensure the progression of market structure is visible
- Consolidate information regarding POIs into PDF form
⛳️ Strategy 3: Compile data into a professional document
- Gather all chart snapshots across time frames
- Organise notes and markups from each time frame
- Use a PDF editor to design a layout for the chart analysis
- Arrange images and notes in logical workflow order
- Highlight key discoveries and insights in the PDF
- Format content professionally with headings and bullet points
- Include a summary of findings and actionable insights
- Insert a table of contents for easy navigation
- Add an introduction to explain the purpose and scope of the analysis
- Review and proofread the document for clarity and accuracy
Bringing accountability to your strategy
It's one thing to have a plan, it's another to stick to it. We hope that the examples above will help you get started with your own strategy, but we also know that it's easy to get lost in the day-to-day effort.
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