Do you know why most traders fail to catch the true beginning of a trend?
The reason is simple...
Many enter the trade after the move is already over, while the professional trader waits for a price-structure change signal (CHOCH) to enter at the start of the trend—not at its end.
Correct Entry Steps
① A structure change (CHOCH) occurs
Price successfully breaks the last structural high after forming a higher low.
This is the first signal that the downtrend has ended.
② Wait for the pullback
Don’t enter immediately after the breakout.
Wait for the price to return to the demand zone or the IMB zone.
This zone gives you a better entry with lower risk.
③ Execute the trade
Enter a buy after a price confirmation appears from the demand zone, such as:
An engulfing candle.
Clear price rejection.
An increase in buying momentum.
❌ Where should the stop loss be?
Place the stop loss below the demand zone or below the last low that formed before the breakout.
This way, you protect the trade if normal market noise happens.
✅ Trade targets
It’s best to split profits into two stages:
First target: at the last structural high (HH).
Second target: when you achieve a risk-to-reward ratio of at least 1:2, or if the trend continues until a new reversal signal appears.
🕒 Best timeframes
15 minutes → for day trading (scalping).
30 minutes → calmer signals.
1 hour → highest quality.
4 hours → for strong and medium trades.
As the timeframe increases, the signal strength increases and false breakouts decrease.
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