💻#GRASS 🟢Long from the lower levels 1.62 - 1.4040 / asset in accumulation, lower levels are relevant / entry structure boundaries to be checked based on the fact. since the volatility there is not normal.
Flat (range, base, consolidation, structure) - price movement in a horizontal price range. Flat is a sideways trend, in which local highs/lows are repeated and do not change over a period of time.
💻#OP 💬Came to purchase , STF structure, gave a profit of +19% in the market) Well, you understand that the targets are higher from such a time frame, the set is relevant if it comes to the level or there will be some spikes) On the chart, I marked the STF structures that were previously traded, shared publicly, basically everything can be flipped through on the channel, and everywhere we saw a good reaction)
#LPT Screen 2 - 🟢The spot without changes is in operation, from past ideas, on the STF in the buying structure the lower boundary + level 7.156 / we have already accumulated part of the position.
Example - Initially, you considered a SHORT position in the scenario because you had a resistance level and a priority for correction on the higher timeframe. - You entered the trade in SHORT, the position went according to your scenario, but you have a support level in your way. - At the level, you make your first take-profit for the SHORT position.
Hedging is a trading strategy that traders use to manage market risks.
In this mode, an opposite (short) position is opened at the resistance level for an already open profitable trade (for example, long), usually of the same volume – thus, the trader 'protects' the profit from the Long from loss. Even if the market goes down – he will receive the same profit from the Short. In an ideal scenario – the trader can thus increase the overall profit: 'risk-free' take advantage of counter-trend movement, and then continue to profit from the main position.
RR or RR - from English Risk-Reward. The ratio of risk to profit. Represented as 1 to 2/1 to 3/1 to 10/1 to 0.5, etc. Where 1 is the risk; 2/3/10 is the profit, meaning how many times the profit exceeds the initial risk. For example: when the stop loss triggers, the loss = $100, when the take profit triggers, the profit = $300 - this is a trade with RR = 1 to 3. Since all traders have different deposits and different risks in $, this parameter is used to describe trade efficiency. Trades with an RR of 1 to 3 and above are considered the "gold standard" as they allow for long-term profitable trading even with a win rate of 30-40%, as successful trades cover several losing ones immediately.
Market maker (MM) - a professional market participant whose task is to provide liquidity, that is, to 'fill' the exchange order book and allow 'retail' (private investors) to make purchases and sales, smoothing the impact of each individual transaction on the price.
Spike - the term is applied to any level on the chart (POC, horizontal, PP, etc.). It denotes a situation where the price went beyond the level - and returned back within the same or the next 1-2 candles. A spike is one of the options for working off a level – because in the end, the price reacts to the level, even if the spike was quite deep (squeeze).