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Traders Reality Guidebook Skippers Undertanding V5
Traders Reality Guidebook Skippers Undertanding V5
Guidebook V5
Example!
A W formation always forms below or on the 50 ema, you can see after
the W has formed and its testing the 50 ema. lso keep in mind that the
candle has to close above the ema to get an upward momentum!
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For projections for the pattern, we use the 1 hour timeframe. Sometimes the higher
time frames, and for patterns in patterns we go to the lower timeframe. What do we
need to know?
The time frame we look at to find the pattern is the 1 hour time frame, this time frame
is the most accurate.
The time frame we search for when we search for entries and exits is the 15 min time
frame. this gives a better sight on the chart from closeby, and gives us the possibility
to get out in time!
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ADR explanation!
The ADR is an indication of the range that price can travel through the trading day...A new
ADR is achieved at the start of every new session. The ADR is simply the highest point price
can travel and the lowest point it can travel. Although price can exceed the ADR, it is used
as a measure of the volatility that price can travel in a particular direction for the whole
trading day…
NOTE: if price does exceed its ADR then a retrace is inevitable...If it is not achieved in
the current session then it is likely to be done in the next…
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Now you understand the Moving average and you are able to predict an
upwards momentum and a downwards momentum, Congrats!
First of all you need to understand what the pattern is that the market makers
are using:
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The top of the weekly pattern!
After a moment switch that is confirmed after a W pattern, you will start
seeing a Z pattern, going upwards. This pattern is best seen on the 1
hour chart.
The W pattern
The W pattern is almost the same like the M pattern but then reversed,
what will happend at the beginning is that you get a fast movement to
the downside of the ema’s, This is when the first leg is created, The
second leg of the W is almost always higher than the first leg, this is to
keep people stuck in their shorts.
Do not trade on the first leg, or the retrace of the first leg, always wait
for a confirmation from the second leg, at the beginning of a W pattern
there are mostly a lot of red candle sticks, this gives you an indication of
a fast drop of volume, so as momentum.
or if you really want to know when it's going up, wait for the retrace, and
look at the opportunity if it rises after the retrace.
Confirmation is KEY!!
Next up is the market maker's manipulation, there are a few things you
need to know…
On the weekends and mondays, market makers are making the market ready for next week,
this means the price will not always follow the pattern, and therefore it's dangerous.
That's why the rule is, don't trade on the weekends and mondays!!
The market makers are out making money!!
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Example!!
NOTE: watch this video on youtube: This gives you a sight into the MM’s mind,
Seller’s are in control!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chE2OEToxOg
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You need to remember!! The 1 hour time frame is our MAIN Time frame,
if you only trade on the 15 min time you won't always see the bigger
picture.
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This is not financial advice, this is to understand the system, The trades
you make are your own responsibility, I am not responsible for any
losses you make. You and only you click on the Buy, short, long button!!
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Made by Skipper DISCLAIMER - NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE!!
TRADING IS YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY!!
When do we determine an exit!
if after a high run, we wait for a red candle to be closed below the 5 ema
MA, this means we need to be cautious about our trade turning the
the wrong way. If we see a candle close 13 ema, then this gives us a sign that
we might be going for a downtrend or a M formation being made and it's time
to get out!! what we expect after the candle closes below the 13 ema, is a
move back to the 50 ema!
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example!
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A few pointers!
First of all, if a price is in its momentum upwards or downwards and there is no
indication that the momentum is changing, don't take a trade for the opposite way, I
see a lot of people doing that, and not understanding why they lost their money…
And then do it again. Remember there will always be better opportunities.
Second part is waiting for the confirmation to play out!! A lot of people in the discord
are already going long or short on the first or second leg of a W or M. If you don't
wait on the confirmation of the system, the losses you take and the profits you make
are way worse!! This system is all about letting MM’s make their first move!
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Mindset might be the most important of all of the things, this game is not
about making big money fast, but staying in the game for as long as you can.
Everyone is in this game to make money, trading is about creating wealth and
this game is the hardest and easiest way to make money… So take your time
to analyse the charts, make your own system work. It's not about copying
traders, it's about learning your own working way to trade profitably!!
The thing about trading is listening to your feelings, you want to gain
maximum out of your trades, and therefore won't listen to the indications that
are right in front of you, you go in with a plan, a price prediction, a price
direction and a strategy to exit your trade!! Don’t think just because on an
impulse you think you need to get out because of a red candle. Many people
have a hard time resisting this pulse, but once they learn how it works, they
look at the charts in a different way. They got a plan, you took your time to
notice all the indications, so trust yourself!!
Another thing that is important is not listening to other people, make your own
predictions. I can't tell you how many times I made a wrong move on an
impulse from the people in the discord, friends that say this will do that, and
all the other distractions. It's your responsibility if you trade, so why dont you
make your own plan!!
As tino said in the stream, 80% of the people don't care about the problems
you have, and the other 20% are glad you have them… In this game it's you
against you!!
You need to understand that there are always great moves to step in on, don't
be greedy, if you miss 1 good entry point, don't jump in just to try to not miss
out on move, then you're doing it wrong build your position, wait for a good
opportunity, they will always pass by!
Be aware of the eternal battle going on in your mind, between fear and greed!
Try to make your decisions as dispassionately as possible!! You can’t defeat
them, but you can balance them. Don’t let fear pull you out of a trade that
would have been profitable, and don’t let greed push you into a trade that
never will. Accepting that you were wrong is a must, if you refuse to close a
trade because of this reason, then you're about to get a hard time trading in
profit!! How do you learn if you don't see what you have done wrong? you only
block your own way to profits!!
So first we need our pivot point, this is the calculation we use for it:
pivotPoint = (dayHigh + dayLow + dayClose)/3
now that we have our pivot point we can start calculating the R1/3 and the S1/3
for these points we use these calculations:
Now that we know how the R1/3 came to be and the S1/3 we continue with our
daily M zones, these Zones are being calculated by using the R and S zones.
The calculation follow like this:
m0 = (pivS2+pivS3)/2
m1 = (pivS1+pivS2)/2
m2 = (pivotPoint+pivS1)/2
m3 = (pivotPoint+pivR1)/2
m4 = (pivR1+pivR2)/2
m5 = (pivR2+pivR3)/2
Keep in mind that these are resistances and supports, although this a help
item for trading, it doesnt mean its always accurate and therefore you need
more than 1 information point to make your decision:
Much thanks to Infernix to explain these calculations, and how the zones came to
be!
Traders reality has a good video about reading candlesticks, that is going
great with this summarization:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UOzCBU0IRg&list=PLbBPPTpCLCmS Hvj
wiIgwAGPA-pXs312c&index=8
If you are asking yourself why does the pattern play out, why do market
makers move the price, then are candle sticks so important? So what do we
know:
1. We know the red candle stick implies that the market maker is building his
longs, he never buys at the highs, and sells at the lows. The good thing about
this is that we need him to behave this way, so we can ride along beside him!
Notice when a candle changes color, this changes as it comes below the
the moving average,
2. We know the green candle stick implies that the market maker is building his
shorts
3. We know that a stopping volume candle is a small body, and a wick, the
bigger the wick the better the power of the stopping, remember a stopping
volume implies at that moment in time
When you see green candle’s appear at the high’s then you have to ask yourself
what is going on
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As we know PcShed is more of a short term trader. The strategy he uses builds a
position on the smaller time frames; typically he’s looking at a time frame between
the 1 min to the 15 min charts.
First, it’s important to understand that when using leverage you’re borrowing
money from your broker, allowing you to enter a larger position than what
would otherwise be available to you from your account’s balance. As an
example let’s say that your broker offers a leverage of 1:500. This means that
for every $1 of capital in your account, your broker will give you $500 to trade
with. While this may sound appealing, and can have the effect of multiplying
potential gains by a large margin, it’s important to be aware that this will also
amplify any potential losses from relatively small price changes. When
entering a leveraged trade, it is extremely important to understand your level
of risk and to use caution accordingly.
Cross Margin shares excess margin from your account between all
open positions to satisfy maintenance margin requirements. When
needed, a position will draw more margin from the total account
balance to avoid liquidation.
Third, Coin-M trading allows you to enter a position using coins rather than
USDT. This offers the benefit of being able to avoid the high fees associated
with trading crypto currencies using US dollars. While using Coin-M, you may
only enter a position with the coin you’d like to trade. This means that if you
wanted to enter a position on ETH you would have to buy or sell using ETH
rather than USDT.
The strategy PcShed is using is all about building your position at lower prices to find
the perfect entry point! What this means is that when you think price is to move up or
down, you start searching on the lower time frames for signals for it (patterns in
patterns). Once you enter a trade and the price turns into the red you search for
another point, then put in another entry. By using different leverage you can lower
your entry price to the point you wish for, This means that my first trade is 1x my
second is 5x then my third 10x, this will lower your entry point, but also closes your
margin closer to your price. Make sure you have enough money left so save your
trade
so let's say you longed and had a bad entry, you entered on a wrong position, but
you only went in with a 1x, you start to turn into the red, and think you took a wrong
position, you let the price move out a bit more until you think: “alright i think it might
go up now” then you enter with a higher leverage on a lower price, and this will move
your entry point down!! This also means your margin comes up since you upped
your leverage.
So this entry price didn't work out again and it's going down more, and you see
another opportunity, you enter again with higher leverage, this will lower your entry
price again, but also raise your margin. So now the trade is turning to the upside,
you’ve built your long position to a good entry point, and the price crosses this point
to the positive, now you're in a good position, with more contracts on a lower entry
point and price starts rising, you see it going up and up, and you start taking your
profits, now from those profitts you take 50% for margin control and the other 50%
you use to buy more contracts. Now you're growing your stash of coins. This is how
it mostly works.
Now remember, never go in with your full amount of your wallet, if you go in
with such a big amount, you won't have any money left to lower your entry
point or lower your margin. And market makers will go after your money when
something happens!!
Now you see the price continue going in the red, but you still have only a 1x so
there's nothing wrong with going in the red.
Second entry!!
So we start searching for our next entry point to up our entry price even more.