Your trade had three parts: first entry, second entry and exit. The first entry is a no-no for a beginner because selling at the top of a TR wit...

Depends on the context: H1/L1 are only valid entries in strong trends (BO phase), while H2/L2 are entries in the channel phase or at the extremes of T...

Absolutely!

This is the problem, you need a wide stop but at that time you don't know where the bottom of the TR is. Maybe a few points below the MM 18L-22H. Bett...

Nop! They are very important because, as your see, Al talks about them all the time. But a magnet is a price level that attracts the price, so if ...

Good approach... good luck!

I have zero experience with options, but I would say that you need to know how to read a chart first and then learn to trade it with futures or option...

I think the new live trades series should help on this matter. There is one more video today (I haven't watched yet) so let's see if it really helps t...

You have several options for that: * Asking live at the end of the webinar. * Webinar suscribers can also ask one question in the forum. * Using...

For this strategy to be clearly positive you need a few trades, maybe 10% is enough, when you make not twice the risk, but 5-10 times the risk, like i...

Nop, it is only the first one of the list below. I would say wedges are the most frequent ones tho most of the time several of them occur at the same ...

MTRs are 40-50% setups, but once a succesful BO happens, the prob is 60% for a MM. Yes, a BO is a 60% trade for a profit equal to the risk, not t...

Coming to the forum out of frustration and talking aggresively, even if not intended to offend, will not help you out. I have many times been frustrat...

Yes, as long as the BO get new bars the target based on the BO height's increase and therefore the math improves. In the second chart, Nima used a mea...

The two trades that you are pointing out are both a swing and a scalp. Therefore you decide before taking the trade what will be your strategy and man...