EURCHF M15 – Trade Analysis

EURCHF M15 – Trade Analysis

November 12, 2015 | Author: Alexey | No comments | Categories: Dynamic Trend • Near a Support/Resistance | Tags: volume spread analysis trading • vsa • vsa trading

There is no stable trend in EURCHF (M15) and the price is moving sideways. On the above chart we have upper and lower limit of trading range. It is not a good idea to open a long trade when the price is near upper limit and you do not have strong signals suggesting that the resistance will be broken. Because it is unlikely that the price will leave trading range if there is no imbalance between supply and demand.

At the time of entry background was weak – this is not o’k for a long trade. If we watch the price movement in this chart we see that background often turns from weak to neutral and to strong. This is because price is moving in a trading range and there is no clear trend.
Weak signal near resistance before trend changed – this is a mistake to open a long trade in this point. Because this is a clear indication of price reversal. Also there are no strong signals which would suggest that price will continue to rise.
Dynamic trend turned from red to green – o’k
Long trade has to be immediately closed after Supply signal

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