📘 Module 1: Anatomy of a High Probability Entry
1. Context Scanning (Top-Down Analysis)
Before looking at indicators, we look at the structure.
Timeframe 4H/1D: Identify the major trend. Are we in an uptrend, downtrend, or sideways channel?
Areas of Interest: Mark your historical support and resistance levels. Price has memory.
2. Setting Up the "Dashboard"
For your strategy to be replicable, your tools must be consistent:
EMAs (7, 25, 99): If the price is above the EMA 99, the bias is bullish. We look for the "kiss" (pullback) to the EMA 25 to enter in favor of the trend.
RSI (Period 14): Do not enter if the RSI is at 75 (overbought). Wait for it to drop to the 50-40 zone to buy cheap in an uptrend.
3. The Trigger
A good entry needs three "checks":
EMA Crossover: The EMA 7 crosses above the EMA 25.
Candle Confirmation: A candle of intention (Marubozu or Hammer) that closes above the averages.
Volume: The volume must be greater than the previous three candles to confirm that there is real strength behind the movement.
4. Risk Management (The Life Insurance)
Stop Loss: Always below the last previous low or the EMA 99.
Risk/Reward Ratio: Minimum 1:2. If you risk $10, it's to gain $20. Never accept less.
Golden Tip: Trading is not about winning all trades; it's about winning more than you lose when you are right.$BTC
