Yes. That is the point 🙂. If you wish to employ PA principles in your trading, the course and the encyclopedia covers the setups that you should use t...

The bar next to A is a H1. H1 tried to resume the bull trend but failed. Naturally, C becomes H2. This is the second attempt to resume the trend.

I keep previous day's PA and sometimes a little bit of the day before. It boils down to personal preference but since the previous few days' PA does a...

I'm glad I was helpful. You don't need to search anywhere, it's available on the BPA website./p> You can use this link. I'd recommend starting with ...

I don't think I helped out much here. I would love to discuss charts when the scope isn't so broad like here. I would suggest though, to not keep th...

I have seen people do this. I don't know about this as I never did it. I don't put off studying the chart till the end of the week. By that time, you ...

You probably were, since I find the charts to have been before the next market day. Most of the time, it is at least 6-7 hours before the market open....

It seems like you are doing fine during trends but struggling during TRs. Are you clear about the market structure? In TRs, you should BLSHS. You are ...

As a beginner, everyone should stick to the rules, including this one. As you grow more experienced, your trading naturally transitions from rule-base...

Please ignore this. It is clear to me now. I still need to understand the first point though.

P.S. I forgot to mention, the only PA guru here really is Dr. Brooks. He doesn't post on the community forum.

Yes, absolutely. The market turned AIL after the selloff. The rally is strong enough to get a 2nd leg, probably as a leg 1 = leg 2 MM. This is a H2 wi...

Hi, Paul. Please don't mind me being blunt about this with you. I really feel, you are at a stage where you should be studying more, and trading far...

Yes, you got it this time. Yes, but an MTR alone does not affect the probability all that much. With experience, you'll understand better which M...