The ideal entry point for a short-term trade
- Horizontal level — nonsense.
- Fibonacci level — nonsense.
- Diagonal level — nonsense.
- Order block — nonsense.
- FVG — nonsense.
- Resistance zone — nonsense.
- Liquidation levels — nonsense.
Individually, such factors cause hallucinations and distance the trader from real analysis!
Analysis is precisely about the trader seeing all these factors together and making a balanced decision.
I reiterate: analysis is not something singular, but an assessment of all factors — horizontal levels, Fibonacci, diagonal levels, order blocks, FVG overlaps, resistance zones, liquidation levels...
And this is without considering indicator data, assessing the situation
on different timeframes, trends, and corrections.
Analysis is the synthesis of all factors. To evaluate them, you need to know them!
The ideal entry point for a short-term trade is when these factors intersect or are close together.
For example: important level + order block + Fibonacci + diagonal level at the same time.
Do not trade based on just one thing — look for intersections of factors and always set a stop!
