What is SAR and how can it help you improve your entries?
SAR stands for Stop And Reverse.
It is an indicator that places dots above or below the candles to show you the possible change in direction of the price.
Visual, quick, and useful. But be careful: it is not a crystal ball.
How is it read?
🔸 If the dots are below the candle: bullish trend.
🔸 If the dots are above the candle: bearish trend.
It’s like a visual traffic light that helps you see if the market remains strong or if it starts to breathe or change.
How do I use it?
✅ First, I look at 8H and 1D to see the general trend.
✅ Then I switch to 4H and 2H to check if the SAR confirms that direction.
✅ Finally, I use 1H to fine-tune the entry, but only if all the previous steps are coherent.
This way I avoid entering just when the market is about to pull back.
⚠️ Don't make this mistake:
Do not use SAR alone, without context.
It works much better when you combine it with supports, resistances, or with the price structure.
