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How to Trade Gold - Ride Massive Trends Using this Method — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Most traders miss the big moves, not
  2. 0:02because they're bad traders, but because
  3. 0:05they exit too early. But what if you had
  4. 0:07a method to catch the trend and hold it
  5. 0:10until the very end? In this video, I'm
  6. 0:12going to show you exactly how you can
  7. 0:14hold humongous swing trades, ride the
  8. 0:17entire trend using hike and ashy
  9. 0:20candles, and the best part is this is
  10. 0:22all going to be on gold. Deepo, this
  11. 0:25video is for you. He asked, "May you
  12. 0:27please make a video on how to capture
  13. 0:28big trends." Love from India. Love you
  14. 0:30back. Let's get into it. Here is
  15. 0:31something that traders do not like to
  16. 0:33admit. No one knows exactly when the big
  17. 0:35trend is going to begin. Not me, not
  18. 0:37institutions, not banks. But here's the
  19. 0:39key points that you need to understand.
  20. 0:41You do not need to catch the bottom. You
  21. 0:43also won't predict the top. You just
  22. 0:46need to stay in once it starts. Ride
  23. 0:49most of the move and not all of it. And
  24. 0:51for that, you need higher time frames
  25. 0:53and a way to filter out the noise.
  26. 0:55That's where hikenashy candles come in.
  27. 0:57Here's what you need to swing trade like
  28. 1:00a pro. First, you need a daily time
  29. 1:02frame chart for direction, trend
  30. 1:05structure, and support and resistance
  31. 1:07zones. Then, you need to be looking at
  32. 1:09your 1 hour chart for entries using
  33. 1:11hikenashi candles. Hike aashy candles
  34. 1:14are amazing because they smooth out the
  35. 1:16chart so you can see clean trends
  36. 1:18without getting out of your trade early.
  37. 1:20And lastly, support and resistance. This
  38. 1:23is where you will find the most logical
  39. 1:24breakout zones. Hyenashi candles,
  40. 1:27meaning average bar in Japanese, are a
  41. 1:29type of candlestick chart that smooths
  42. 1:31out price and makes trends easier to
  43. 1:33identify. They're calculated by
  44. 1:35averaging the previous periods open,
  45. 1:37high, low, and close. And the open of
  46. 1:39the current period is the average of the
  47. 1:41previous periods open and close. This
  48. 1:44averaging effects helps reduce the
  49. 1:46market noise and filter out minor price
  50. 1:48fluctuations resulting in a cleaner
  51. 1:51chart that is easier to interpret for
  52. 1:53trend analysis. So basically the red
  53. 1:55candles stay red for longer even though
  54. 1:57there's green candles in between and the
  55. 1:59green candles stay green longer even
  56. 2:01though there's some small price movement
  57. 2:03in that. The larger sized hyenashi
  58. 2:06candles means very strong momentum and
  59. 2:09the smallersized hyenashi candles means
  60. 2:12very weak momentum. So putting a
  61. 2:14visualization on this, you can have
  62. 2:17multiple large green hyenashi candles
  63. 2:20and then they start getting smaller.
  64. 2:23Then you see a hike and aashy candle
  65. 2:24with a wick on the top and the bottom
  66. 2:27followed by subsequent downtrend hike
  67. 2:30and aashy candles that get bigger and
  68. 2:32bigger and bigger. The first hike and
  69. 2:33ashy candle in the color change is the
  70. 2:36one that you want to be looking at, but
  71. 2:38more specifically the one that has no
  72. 2:41wick on the bottom. That's going to be a
  73. 2:43strong beginning of the new trend. And
  74. 2:46sometimes these trends last a very long
  75. 2:49time and you can have massive swing
  76. 2:52trades from this. Okay, so this is gold
  77. 2:55on the daily time frame. What I want you
  78. 2:58to do, and the easiest way to mark areas
  79. 3:01of support and resistance on this higher
  80. 3:03time frame, is completely ignore these
  81. 3:06candles and change your chart to a line
  82. 3:09chart. Then you will use your horizontal
  83. 3:11tool to mark up areas of support and
  84. 3:14resistance where price bounced off of it
  85. 3:17or broke through it and then used it as
  86. 3:19support. If the price can't get through
  87. 3:21it, it's known as resistance. And if it
  88. 3:23bounces on top of it, it's known as
  89. 3:26support. Now, once you've marked this up
  90. 3:28on the daily time frame, you'll be able
  91. 3:30to see where current price is and that
  92. 3:32it's sitting in between a level of
  93. 3:34resistance and a level of support. Now,
  94. 3:38all you need to do is zoom into your
  95. 3:40chart, transition your candles to hike
  96. 3:42aashi candles, and you'll have a much
  97. 3:45clearer trend than traditional
  98. 3:47candlesticks show. And now that we've
  99. 3:49seen that this price rejected this level
  100. 3:52of resistance twice, creating a double
  101. 3:56top and this showing our first no wick
  102. 4:00candle as a trend reversal. This is our
  103. 4:03potential entry. Now what you can do is
  104. 4:05take the chart to the 1 hour time frame.
  105. 4:07And if we're looking at the current time
  106. 4:09right here, it's 9:00 a.m. The bullish
  107. 4:12candles are starting to decrease in size
  108. 4:15and we're getting wicks on the top and
  109. 4:17the bottom. Zooming in closer here, you
  110. 4:20can see wick on the bottom, wick on the
  111. 4:23top. So, what you should be waiting for
  112. 4:25here is a bearish hike and ashy candle
  113. 4:28with no wick on the top. You can enter
  114. 4:31in a trade once that candle closes and
  115. 4:34you're simply holding the trade as long
  116. 4:37as you get bearish candles. You keep
  117. 4:41holding the trade. Now, if the trend
  118. 4:43stops here at this level of support that
  119. 4:45you had already marked up on your higher
  120. 4:47time frame and the candles start turning
  121. 4:49bullish, you know that this downtrend is
  122. 4:52losing momentum and price may find
  123. 4:54support at this zone. But just to
  124. 4:56confirm it, you should go back out to
  125. 4:58the daily time frame. And if you see
  126. 5:00another gigantic no wick bearish candle,
  127. 5:04you can hold the trade until the next
  128. 5:06day, increasing your chances of holding
  129. 5:08a massive move to the downside. Here is
  130. 5:11your checklist. The daily charts must
  131. 5:14show an uptrend. The breakouts must be
  132. 5:17above the daily resistance. The 1-hour
  133. 5:19hike and aashy candles closes with no
  134. 5:21bottom wick. strong body size, meaning a
  135. 5:24little bit larger, showing momentum and
  136. 5:27that price is not in the middle of a
  137. 5:29consolidation zone. And here's a bonus
  138. 5:31tip. You can use small pending orders
  139. 5:34just above that no- wick candle high.
  140. 5:37That way, you don't miss the faster
  141. 5:39breakouts. Now, this is where most
  142. 5:41people mess up. You enter in on a clean
  143. 5:43bullish signal, and now what? The
  144. 5:45answer's simple. You do absolutely
  145. 5:47nothing. You patiently wait until those
  146. 5:50hyenashi candles tell you that it's time
  147. 5:52to exit. Here are your exit rules. Exit
  148. 5:55only when an opposite color hyenashi
  149. 5:58candle closes. Ignore small pullbacks as
  150. 6:02long as the candle stays bullish. And
  151. 6:05this one is optional. You can tighten
  152. 6:07your stoploss after major swings are
  153. 6:10formed. This is basically creating a
  154. 6:12comfortable trailing stop-loss. You need
  155. 6:15to let the market and the hike and aashy
  156. 6:17candles tell you when the trend is over
  157. 6:19and not listen to your feelings on this
  158. 6:21one. So, just to recap, this is your
  159. 6:23stepbystep howto guide. Open your charts
  160. 6:26on the daily time frame. Mark up your
  161. 6:28support and resistance. Zoom in to a
  162. 6:301-hour chart. Look for those support and
  163. 6:32resistance zones and bullish candles
  164. 6:34with no wicks on the bottom. Enter with
  165. 6:36conviction. Do not hesitate and exit
  166. 6:38only when the hyenashi candle closes in
  167. 6:41the opposite color. Now, here are some
  168. 6:43bonus tips. Stick to trending pairs like
  169. 6:46gold, like US30, and probably even GBP
  170. 6:50JPY. Try to avoid ranging markets. If
  171. 6:53you're looking at an asset class that's
  172. 6:55just trading sideways for days, weeks,
  173. 6:57and months, this is not going to work
  174. 6:59for you and you're going to be
  175. 7:00frustrated. And the most important bonus
  176. 7:02tip is use alerts and notifications from
  177. 7:05Trading View to tell you when those
  178. 7:07opposite colored hyenashi candles form.
  179. 7:10So you don't have to sit there on the
  180. 7:11charts day in and day out. you can
  181. 7:13actually spend your time doing your
  182. 7:14hobbies. Try this method out and let me
  183. 7:17know how it goes in the comment section.
  184. 7:19And if you have a question that you want
  185. 7:20specifically answered in video format,
  186. 7:23let me know in the comment section down
  187. 7:24below. Fan of the day.

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