Pick The ‘Perfect’ Trade Entry Point For Lower Risk & Higher Reward
['Nial Fuller']
Learn To Trade The Market
You spot the signal, then, you start looking back in time on the chart to see if the signal bar lines up with other key levels or has formed after a pull back within a trend or has some other type of confluence with the chart. Often, I will check the weekly chart when I find a trade on the daily or 4 hour, to see how that signal makes sense in the context of the longer-term time frame, or if it makes sense at all. A zoomed in view of the signal on the daily chart shows us that even with a stop loss just above the first tailed bar high (and beyond the level) there was still a huge potential risk reward on this trade because this market was truly in a runaway trend.