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If you went through a couple of Mustermanns and my Educational Ideas or have general knowledge of Harmonic Patterns & Formations, this idea is for you. You'll get a better understanding of how the patterns are connected and how you can use them in combination with Multiple Time Frame Analysis to create a bias/opinion of where price could go.

CME hit its target of $230 with +14.55% from the time of publishing the initial idea and 10.86% from the break of the trendline.

Fair Value Gaps are, besides stop runs and Orderblocks, one of the most known concepts in Retail Trading. Many fail to use them correctly by putting too much focus on each individual Candle or Gap that looks like a Fair Value Gap.

Short Term and Longer Term Target hit (+8-12% depending on FVG or OB followed by up to +17% for run down to the stops.

Tesla's always an interesting ticker for many stock traders because of its liquidity and volatility, but what do the technicals say right now?

As mentioned in my last post, SOL was likely to show lower prices. Now having reached its short term target, what's likely to happen next?

Stop Runs are price levels where price likes to return after creating relatively equal highs. In this post I'll show you how to apply this concept and go into detail about why I think of this concept to be superior to many other retail trader patterns like the Double Tops/Bottoms.

CME has tapped that downward support line multiple times now, indicating strong support.

It's been a while since my last blog as I'm in the process of moving from Thailand to Indonesia and spent some time with my family in between. But now I'm back! 

What's up guys! Following up with Bitcoin today! We've ditched into the "resistance level" at around $72k multiple times now. To be honest, I don't like "support/resistance level", I always associate them with retail trading, which isn't really my style since I use other parameters to define my bias/levels/patterns etc. 

Today I decided to do a tricky analysis. Why is this analysis/stock a tricky one, you may ask? It's very simple, I deem a drop in almost all the major indices as very likely and I don't like trading against the trend. Of course there are always exceptions to the rule, but historically speaking, in times of economic decline the vast majority of all stocks drop in price.

If you followed my last stock trading idea, you'll know that I mentioned higher prices on Broadcast.com. As of today, we reached the second Gap I mentioned in the post, and it seems like the stock will continue expanding to the upside. In cases like this, it depends on whether price closes in or outside a Gap/pricelevel. I'll go into detail in a later educational post, just know this: If it closes outside that Gap, it's likely to expand further to the upside, if not, lower prices can be expected.