#TradingTypes101 💡 How to use price gaps (Gaps) to your advantage in trading?
A price gap occurs when the market opens at a different price than the closing price of the previous candle — and it is considered a strong signal in some cases if you understand it well.
🔹 Types of gaps: $FIL 1. Breakaway Gap: Indicates a strong breakout and often precedes a new trend.
2. Runaway Gap: Appears in the middle of a trend and confirms its strength.
3. Exhaustion Gap: Appears near the end of a trend and may warn of a reversal.
✍️ Practical example:
An upward trend appeared on the four-hour timeframe, then an upward price gap appeared with high trading volume. I analyzed it as a "Continuation Gap," and entered a buy position after confirming the next candle, with a stop loss below the gap, and achieved the target after the price reached the next resistance level.
📌 Next lesson: How to detect price manipulation (Stop Hunt) and avoid it?
Classic patterns like double tops, flags, and triangles are still very effective if used wisely, but they require a trained eye to distinguish the real pattern from randomness.
🔹 Golden tips:
1. Don't rely on the pattern alone — wait for confirmation of the breakout or breakdown.
2. Each pattern has a price target, calculate it accurately and don't exaggerate.
3. Trading volume is a key element: the real pattern often appears with a clear change in liquidity.
$ME ✍️ Practical example:
I saw a symmetrical triangle forming on the hourly time frame, the price fluctuated inside it for a while, then broke out upwards with a strong candle and high trading volume. I measured the height of the triangle's base and added it to the breakout point to determine the target — and indeed, the price reached it accurately.
📌 Next lesson: The most dangerous mistake traders make during news — and learn how to protect your trades.
💡 How to detect divergences and exploit them before others?
Price divergence is one of the strongest signals that gives you an early glimpse of a trend change, yet many overlook it.
🔹 What is divergence?
Divergence occurs when the price moves in one direction, but the indicator (such as RSI or MACD) moves in the opposite direction. $SIGN 🔍 Positive Divergence: The price records lower lows, but the indicator records higher lows → A signal for a potential rise.
🔍 Negative Divergence: The price records higher highs, but the indicator records lower highs → A signal for a potential drop.
🔹 How to benefit from it?
📊 Use indicators like RSI or MACD.
📊 Monitor the highs and lows in price and the indicator.
Do not rely on it alone — combining it with support and resistance yields stronger results.
🔹 Practical Example: The price of a currency started to gradually drop and touched a new low, but the RSI showed a higher low than before → A professional trader entered a buy early before the actual reversal.
📌 Next Lesson: Can you trade without indicators? Discover the power of pure price action.
💭 Notes: 📌 Beware of price fluctuations when reaching the targets. 📌 Do not invest more than 10% of your capital. 📌 Split your entry. 📌 Use a gradual selling strategy at each target to protect your profits. 📌 Don't forget to activate the stop loss. #xrp #Spot #توصية #XRPPredictions #XRPGoal
Breaking the strong resistance of $85500 And only a stronger resistance at $88500 remains in front of it The good thing is that it has moved a little away from the risk of decline Its continuation at the level of $87000 enhances the possibility of breaking the resistance at $88500 And continuing to rise to a level above $90000 and building a strong support base I think we will see interaction in other currencies and achieve good increases as well and move away from their current levels.. But focus on active currencies and stay away from slow currencies
Japanese Candlesticks: The Price Language Understood by Professionals $FDUSD $TON $XRP 💭💭 Imagine that each candle on the chart tells you a story: from the pressure of sellers, to the strength of buyers, to a moment of hesitation. Japanese candlesticks are not just drawings... they are the true pulse of the market.
💭 What does the candle tell you? Each candle consists of 4 elements:
📌Open: the price at the beginning of the period.
📌Close: the price at the end of the period.
📌Upper shadow: the highest price reached.
📌Lower shadow: the lowest price.
💡Basic types you should know:
1. Doji Candle: equal buying and selling forces, signals a reversal or hesitation.
2. Hammer Candle: small body and long lower shadow, appears near supports, indicates a potential rise.
3. Bullish Engulfing Candle: a green candle that engulfs a previous red candle, a signal of sudden buying strength.
Expert Tip: Don’t just focus on the shape of the candle, but relate it to the location (like near support or resistance), as the position is more important than the shape.
💡In the next lesson: How to combine candles and zones to make a professional entry decision?