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Event Contract Experience Sharing (II): About Entry Points
The big account has completely graduated, and the previous notes from the big account have all been shared on this account.
Regarding the 10-minute event contract, this chart is from two hours ago. I opened three positions, and I will explain the entry points below.
I am looking at the 5-minute candlestick chart. The first entry point is at the green circle, where it is clearly visible that it broke through the descending trend line, and it is also a double top breaking the neck line. Moreover, this position is a breakout with volume, so I shorted three at this 250 position. I have previously mentioned looking at the big picture and smaller details; analyze trends on higher timeframes and find entry points on lower timeframes. Why do some people keep getting stopped out? Because the noise in the lower timeframe candlesticks is too much. There might be a bullish signal candlestick, but after two bullish candles, it drops back down. Therefore, many people complain about being stopped out, because the signals they look at are insufficient to support a 10-minute trade.
The second entry point is at the yellow circle position, which is a support-resistance switch. The previous support level has now become a resistance level. Generally, the support level of a double top will definitely be retested, so I have been waiting for a pullback to this position. After reaching the pressure level, I decisively entered a short position.
The third entry point is at the red circle position, where a large bullish candlestick with volume broke through the previous resistance level. This large bullish candle surpassed the previous three bearish candles. However, I noticed that the follow-through of this candlestick wasn't particularly good, so I initially opened a 30-minute event contract. Subsequently, it indeed retested the previous resistance level and also landed on the ascending trend line, at which point I directly entered a long position for 10 minutes. Both trades were profitable.
Please think about a question: why do you often incur losses when you open positions based on signals like hammer candlesticks, hanging man candlesticks, bullish engulfing, and bearish engulfing, etc.? In fact, different patterns will have different signals, and I will discuss this later. Don't be afraid of missing opportunities; opportunities are always there. Open positions only after thoroughly understanding. Still, the same saying applies: most people pursue the myth of quick profits, yet forget that compound interest is the rose of time 🌹. Many fans come to me saying, 'Brother, I lost ****U. Can I break even?' I find such comparisons quite annoying, but seeing my past self, I still patiently tell them that I really don't want to pour cold water on them, but for some people, even not losing is very difficult, let alone making a profit.
The big account has completely graduated, and the previous notes from the big account have all been shared on this account.
Regarding the 10-minute event contract, this chart is from two hours ago. I opened three positions, and I will explain the entry points below.
I am looking at the 5-minute candlestick chart. The first entry point is at the green circle, where it is clearly visible that it broke through the descending trend line, and it is also a double top breaking the neck line. Moreover, this position is a breakout with volume, so I shorted three at this 250 position. I have previously mentioned looking at the big picture and smaller details; analyze trends on higher timeframes and find entry points on lower timeframes. Why do some people keep getting stopped out? Because the noise in the lower timeframe candlesticks is too much. There might be a bullish signal candlestick, but after two bullish candles, it drops back down. Therefore, many people complain about being stopped out, because the signals they look at are insufficient to support a 10-minute trade.
The second entry point is at the yellow circle position, which is a support-resistance switch. The previous support level has now become a resistance level. Generally, the support level of a double top will definitely be retested, so I have been waiting for a pullback to this position. After reaching the pressure level, I decisively entered a short position.
The third entry point is at the red circle position, where a large bullish candlestick with volume broke through the previous resistance level. This large bullish candle surpassed the previous three bearish candles. However, I noticed that the follow-through of this candlestick wasn't particularly good, so I initially opened a 30-minute event contract. Subsequently, it indeed retested the previous resistance level and also landed on the ascending trend line, at which point I directly entered a long position for 10 minutes. Both trades were profitable.
Please think about a question: why do you often incur losses when you open positions based on signals like hammer candlesticks, hanging man candlesticks, bullish engulfing, and bearish engulfing, etc.? In fact, different patterns will have different signals, and I will discuss this later. Don't be afraid of missing opportunities; opportunities are always there. Open positions only after thoroughly understanding. Still, the same saying applies: most people pursue the myth of quick profits, yet forget that compound interest is the rose of time 🌹. Many fans come to me saying, 'Brother, I lost ****U. Can I break even?' I find such comparisons quite annoying, but seeing my past self, I still patiently tell them that I really don't want to pour cold water on them, but for some people, even not losing is very difficult, let alone making a profit.
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