baitalwazir
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this is my own thoughts about when to exit the market and when to enter .. please excuse my poor English as I try to explain in the simplest possible way what I see as an excellent strategy to avoid ever being caught in a loosing streak and to be able to make profit beyond your expectations..
First : must make calculation regarding your particular market to be able to determine the liquidity TOP or PEAK ( which is the total market volume of trade on a given day after which the market started to go down)
Second : must wait for the BOTTOM of liquidity which is 50% of the TOP or PEAK. This is an entry point .
Third : any increase in liquidity about or above 30% is exit point from bottom liquidity.
Fourth : these wave like liquidity tops and bottoms is what really counts because it can indicate to you if traders are dealing buy or dealing sell this is why a 30% sudden increase in liquidity is an urgent call to exit may be even immediately, If the 30% or above but still less than 50% is achieved on the course of several days or weeks still exit point but not as urgent as a sudden increase.
I will further elaborate and comments are invited and even begged.
Thanks for reading.
First : must make calculation regarding your particular market to be able to determine the liquidity TOP or PEAK ( which is the total market volume of trade on a given day after which the market started to go down)
Second : must wait for the BOTTOM of liquidity which is 50% of the TOP or PEAK. This is an entry point .
Third : any increase in liquidity about or above 30% is exit point from bottom liquidity.
Fourth : these wave like liquidity tops and bottoms is what really counts because it can indicate to you if traders are dealing buy or dealing sell this is why a 30% sudden increase in liquidity is an urgent call to exit may be even immediately, If the 30% or above but still less than 50% is achieved on the course of several days or weeks still exit point but not as urgent as a sudden increase.
I will further elaborate and comments are invited and even begged.
Thanks for reading.
