02 Mar 20220301 Trade Review Gold
Play: Value Rejection / Late-Sustained Auction
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- Result
- 0.4R
- Open Sentiment
- Open Within Value
- Balancing Market
- Asia formed a Neutral Day but traded higher
- IBR
- 0.47xASR
- Trend
- Trend is up 2/3
- H4: Down
- D1: Up
- W1: up
- Hypo
- Hypo 2
- Long
- Late-Sustained Auction
- Attempted Setup
- Late-Sustained Auction
- Entry Technique
- C TPO closing above IB and VAH (after open inside) technically rejecting value
- D TPO pulled back to IB High
- Market order on pullback
- SL placement
- Standard SL (500)
- TPO period for Entry
- D TPO
- Trade Duration
- 0h12m
- Long/Short
- Long
- Leading Narrative
- Trend is UP 2/3
- Russia conflict
- C TPO closing confidently above IB and VAH rejecting value
- Inverse correlation with DAX having a sustained auction down
Actual Development
- D TPO closed above IB and VAH as a Neutral Inside Bar. Evne though during D TPO there was a weak-ish M15 Bear Engulf, it did not fail the auction and what followed was a somewhat medium auction crawl higher
- E TPO completed a RBR again with a Marubozu candle
- F closed higher to 1.8R before making a slight HH in G and pulling back almost taking out SL level but then proceeded to trade higher
Good points
- Waiting for the setup to develop and then taking the trade
Bad Points
- Not adhering to my exit rules. Fear of losing profits.
- I started to think about it being unusual for a value rejection around these levels (D1 D1/MN QHi) and I have seen price form a Marubozu candle to then just reverse.
- Nonetheless, taking a ‑1R is not the end of the world. Either take the stop or take the target. I have shown I can do this and over time I make great trades and have great results. Let the stats take over and let the trade do its thing. Regardless win or lose.
Next Day Analysis
- Target hit?
- No, 0.4R
- Time-based Exit?
- 0.8R
- Overlap Noise?
- 1.2R
- End of Day?
- 6R
- Highest R multiple?
- 6R
TAGS: Trend is UP 2/3, Open Within Value, Balancing Market,
Premarket prep on the day:
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