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When to buy and sell Forex trading?
We don't know because it is difficult.
It doesn't work very well. It will fail no matter how many times you do it.
However, good news for you who are suffering from technical analysis.
It is a method of aiming for profit with pinpoint.
When should beginners enter?
There are two easy ways to enter that uses only high and low candlesticks.
You just set a stop order trap and enjoy catching your prey.
You can trade every day. Of course it is possible even with 5 minutes.
Table of contents
Candlestick shadow and the real meaning of the body
Easy ambush trade aiming for high lows
How to deal with throbbing
Actual trade examples and applications

Candlestick shadow and the real meaning of

the body
There is a question from a reader.
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It seems important to look at the chart from the opposite side, but does it
mean a third party perspective? I think it's about reading the behavioral
psychology of the other party, and then reading and doing the opposite.

I think that waiting at a fixed time every day at a fixed rule means that
the heart will not be shaken. What I was really worried about was the
shadow. Entities turn white or black or change length. What is the real
meaning of shadow and entities?

I simply noticed that it is simply body or shadow, but I do not have

any essential understanding. Thank you.
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The real meaning of shadows and entities is virtual and real. The shadow is
a temporary movement. Temporary highs and lows. The virtual becomes
reality at the timing of the closing price. It is the substance that makes
temporary highs and lows a body.

sIt works according to exactly the same rules, even if the time axis is
different. USDJPY, EURUSD, Chinese stocks, US market, etc. also
work on this principle.

A candlestick is usually composed of a shadow and body. The body

represents the price difference between the opening and closing prices.
The shadow is a temporary movement. That is the difference between
virtual and real.

For example, the number 1 in the image means that there was a moment to
go up.

Temporarily painted white. In other words, there was a

moment of the bullish candlestick. Number 2 was temporarily blacked out.
It means that there was a moment when it became low temporarily. At that
time, they are only temporary highs and lows. A candlestick is a repetition
of virtual and real. The shadows are hypothetical, and their temporary highs
and lows become reality at the close price.

The timing of the closing price is only for a moment. That is, when the
candlestick is newly updated, the closing price appears when the next
candlestick comes out and is fixed in a fraction of the time. Until then,
prices are moving to form temporary highs and lows.

In other words, price movements are "virtual movements" that are moving
to form temporary highs and lows. That's when the close price comes into
play. The candlestick repeats this.

And it continues to new candlesticks, repeating that the highs and lows are
getting higher, lower, or not moving. The movement of the candlestick is
repeatedly higher and lower according to the inside or outside law. This is
the nature of the market.

Prices are repeatedly breaking highs or ending at lows.

In other words, it is always moving to form new highs and lows. This is the
rule of inside or outside. It becomes real through virtual repetition, and so
on the next day.

Candlesticks work with exactly the same logic in all markets. It is the same
even if the time axis is different. It repeats virtual and reality. Prices are
only moving with higher and lower prices. You may think it is natural.

Traditional candlestick methods require analyzing the shape of many

candlesticks in an attempt to decipher their context.

However, it requires knowledge, experience, and wisdom, and trying to do

it in real time is very difficult and tricky. Of course, it's a great mechanism
conceived hundreds of years ago, but learning how to do them can be a
daunting task.

We focus on the simplified version of the combination of the bearish and

bullish candlesticks. It tells how to trade based on the color of the
candlestick, not the shape.

First of all, about the basics of the inside or outside laws, keep in mind that
prices are moving only by getting higher and lower.
And the objective perspective is to think about the person behind the chart.
When looking at a candlestick, it is a good idea to observe it from your own
perspective and the perspective of the person behind the screen.

Furthermore, it is even better to take a glance between your own viewpoint

and that of a third party and observe it as if you were looking down at it.
Sounds difficult. Put simply, thinking from the other person's perspective.

Price movements reflect and reflect the psychology of various people. It is

expressed in the form of candlesticks that change every day, but there is
discipline in placing orders and waiting at fixed times every day.

After that, I will tell you how to actually use the inside or outside rules.
Market movements are simply repeating the process of getting higher and
lower, but it is not difficult to make a profit if you aim to renew the highs
and renew the lows. It's so simple.

If you place an ambush order where you update the high price, the next
candlestick will up and catch on the order. It is an image of a trap set for a
wild boar.

Most people use some kind of tool to predict the probability that the latest
price movement will up or down thereafter, and try to find the probability.
There is not much advantage.

In other words, predicting the price of the next day is just an effort, and
rather than focusing on it, the ambush using the already formed candlesticks
will naturally increase the winning rate.

The price is trapped in an ambush and then tries to get through. It takes
advantage of the essence of price: higher and lower.

The movement of the market simply repeats the virtual and the reality every
day, but reproduces that the virtual highs become reality and the virtual
lows become reality.
Every market is driven solely by this rule. This is the fundamental principle
of the market and the universal rule.

If you hold this part firmly, you won't need any difficult indicators or
complicated tools. Let's remove them all from the chart. Just by placing an
ambush order with a clean candlestick, trading can be very simple, easy,
efficient and timely.

That's feasible, even if major capitals come in and try to move the market.
In other words, no matter how large the volatility, it only works with the
inside or outside rules of getting higher and lower. This will last forever, as
long as the concept of market prices does not disappear.

To sum it up, the price becomes higher and lower due to the inside or
outside laws. Profit can be earned by entering Buy Stop and Sell Stop
where you update the highs and lows. In the next chapter, we will actually
give details in a chart.
Easy ambush trade aiming for high lows
This is how to do it.
At the opening price of the day, buy stop order at the previous day's high
price.Make a Sell Stop order at the previous day's low price.
Profit loss is confirmed by closing the position at the closing price on the
day.

It is a daily chart USDJPY.

No.1 is bearish candlestick and No.2 is bullish candlestick.

 Number two breaks the number one high. If you place a
buy stop order at the first high price, the order will filled and you will get
profit if you settle at the second closing price.

Number 3 is bullish candlestick. It starts between the second high and low.
In that state, we will place an ambush order to buy at the second highest
price. The third ended after down once again, updating the second high.
If you place a buy stop on the 2nd high, your order will fill and you will get

a profit if you settle at the 3rd close. Number 4 is the

bullish candlestick. It starts between the 3rd high and low. Put a buy
ambush order at the 3rd high. The fourth move ended slightly higher, then
jumped up. The difference between the closing price of No. 4 and the high
price of No. 3 is profit.
 Number 5 is the bullish candlestick.It started
between 4 highs and lows. After a temporary down, there were occasions
where the price up above the 4th high, but eventually ended between the 4th
high and the low. When a buy ambush order was placed at the 4th high, the
order was executed at the 5th move. If you settle at the closing price of No.
5, the difference between the high price of No. 4 and the closing price of
No. 5 is a loss.
 The 6th started between the 5th high and low.
After a temporary down, it has crossed the 5th high and eventually returns
to the 5th high. If you place a buy stop on the 5th high, the order will be
filled, but the 6th will end between the 5th high and low, so the loss will be
confirmed.
 The 7th started between the 6th high and low,
temporarily down, then updated the 6th high and ended again back between
the 6th high and low. If you put the buy stop order to the high of the sixth,
the order was filled, but if you settle at the close of the seventh, the loss is
the difference between the high of the sixth and the close of the seventh.
 Number 8 started between the high and low of
number 7. Even after placing a stop order to buy at the 7th high, the 8th
stayed between the 7th high and the low without updating the 7th high. The
order will not be filled. The 9th started between
the high and low of the 8th. If you place a buy ambush order at the 8th high,
it will not be filled.
If you put a sell stop order at the 8th low, the price will update the 8th low
and the order will filled. Profit is determined at the closing price of 9. Buy
orders placed in the 8th high will be cancelled.
 Number 10 starts between the high and low of
number 9. Even if you put a buy stop order at the 9th high, the order did not
filled. Put a sell stop order at the 9th low. No. 10 is down through the low of
No. 9. The dashed line at the 9th low is the actual sell order. Close your
position at the closing price of 10 and take profit.
How to deal with throbbing
There is a question from a reader.
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I always watch videos and study a lot. Thank you very much.
I am ambushing with a stop order on the high and low prices of
candlesticks, but when I execute it, I often go back. Of course, if you don't
look at the charts, you don't need to be nervous. In the end, it will be a plus,
but I'm repeating trial and error to see if I can go a little more smoothly.
For example, if there is a good way to place a reservation while watching
the short time, such as delaying the time to place a reservation order, I
would like to get some advice.
Sorry to trouble you, but thank you for your patience.
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In order to deal with throbbing, it is necessary to understand the habit of
candlesticks.
There are three main timings for updating the candlestick highs and lows.
It is the whole picture of the candlestick which will be told from now on. It
is a daily chart of USDJPY.

First of all, do you know the candlestick called “Harami”, which is a

candlestick that has a baby in your mother's stomach, pregnants Between
the high and low of the previous candlestick on the day. When the price
movement from the high to the low of a candlestick contained, it is called
"Harami".

Failure to update the previous day's highs and lows means that prices are
slow in a so-called range. It does not update the previous day's highs and
lows, so even if you place an order in the first place it will not be executed.
See the following image.

In the number 0, everything contained

between the high and low prices of the left candlestick. This means that
placing orders on the previous day's highs and lows will not executed.
See the following image. Number 1 is the
bearish candlestick. Number 2 is also a bearish candlestick. No. 2 started
within the high and low range of No. 1 and went up slightly and went down.
This means that the second candlestick broke down the first low shortly
after it started and went down.

In terms of price movements, the lows were renewed early in the day when
candlesticks formed. This is the first time the highs and lows are updated.
The second is to update the highs and lows when the next candlestick is

about to expire. See the following image.

Number 3 is the bearish candlestick. Number 4 is the bullish candlestick.
The number 4 candlestick has started between the highs and lows of
number three and has ended up. up over time during the day.

And the closing price of the fourth bull ends higher than the third high. In
other words, the fourth candlestick updated the third high price when the
remaining time until the fifth candlestick appeared was short.
And third, the No.5 is the bearish candlestick and the No. 6 is the bullish

candlestick. The opening price of No. 6

appears between the highs and lows of number 5. And the candlestick of
No. 6 is updating the high and low of day No. 5 respectively.

In other words, both the high and low prices of No. 5 have been broken by
the price movement of No. 6. No. 6 has long shadow at the top and bottom.
This means that during the day, the previous day's high and low breaks. In
the middle of the day, the highs and lows were updated over time.
For these reasons, there are three main timings for updating the highs and
lows: early, middle and late. If you hold down this point, you only need to
shift the timing of the stop order, the probability of earning a profit will be
much higher. I will tell you specifically.
Please look at this image again.

No. 5 is a bearish candlestick and No. 6

is a bull candlestick. How did the sixth candlestick move?

First, it breaks the 5th high after breaking the 5th candlestick low. This
means that if it breaks the 5th low and put only the buy stop price in the 5th
high, you will be able to earn profits in subsequent moves.

In other words, if you hit either the high or the low, ambushing on the non-
breaking side will increase your win rate. Let's look at some more
examples. Please check the following image.

No. 7 is the bullish candlestick and No. 8 is

the bearish candlestick. The candlestick at No. 8 started between the high
and low of No. 7. The 8th move breaks the 7th high, but does not break the
7th low. This means that if you sell stop at the 7th low and wait, the
probability of winning profits is high.
There is no need to analyze the latest price movements and wait for signs
with any indicators. Just place an ambush order. To summarize, the timing
of updating the high and low prices is divided into early, middle and late.

And if you break one of the highs and lows, you can ambush with the other,
and you can profits smoothly without getting excited with a high win rate.
The price of the candlestick chart is only moving by the rule of updating
"high and low not updated". This is the principle of inside or outside, the
psychology of the market.

From these facts, if the candlestick has updated to either the high or low, it
is only necessary to ambush where not yet updated. This will update the
other high and low prices. If the price didn ’ t update, your order will not
be filled and you will only have to cancel.
Then, in the next chapter, I will tell you in 5 minute chart.
Actual trade examples and applications
This is an example of a low price break trade.
This chart is for EURUSD 5 minutes. Trading is possible even on a short
time frame. I have all sell positions.
No. 1 is the bull candlestick. No. 2 is the bear
candlestick. The No.2 candlestick breaks the No.1 high.
In other words, since we are updating the highest price, if we put the buy
stop order at the No. 1 highest price, it means that there was a moment
when profits came out.

However, candlesticks can be traded like retrofits. The second candlestick

did not break the first low, so when the second candlestick was confirmed,
when the closing price was formed, the sell stop order was put in the first

low. The price dropped with the third candlestick,

and the sell stop order the low price of the first candle hit. The third
candlestick has ended below the low of the first, so it is profitable at this
stage. The basic idea of candlestick trading is to settle at the closing price
when a profit is made. We want to show you that you can trade
continuously in this chart, so we haven't settled and left the position.
Let me talk more. The fourth candlestick starts slightly
below the third, temporarily down, then up and ends between the high and
low of the third candlestick. And the 5th candlestick started between the
fourth high and low. The sell stop was put in the fourth low price. The fifth
candlestick temporarily down, renewing the fourth low. At this stage, there
was a moment when a sell stop hit and a profit was made.
 And the sixth bull appeared. The sell stop was put
in the sixth low price. No. 7 is the bear candlestick. The next candlestick
after the seventh started between the seventh high and low. The sell stop
order was put in the seventh low price.
High and low trades can be settled as soon as a profit has been made for
each position. In this case, we traded continuously to show that we can
trade in multiple positions.

Dividing into multiple positions is a much lower threshold for making a

profit than trying to make a profit in one big trade.

And the main advantage is that you can earn profit without the price
returning to the first position. You just have to make a profit with the sum
of multiple positions. Even if the first position is an unrealized loss, if the
third and fourth positions are profitable, closing all positions will allow you
to subtract the negative position from the positive position and keep the
profit.

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