Right after last short trade in EURAUD there was one more chance to use weak signal near the resistance level (this level has shown itself many times). Weak signal appeared during up-thrust. Up-thrust is a wide spread up during the bar, accompanied by high volume, to then close on the low. Up-thrusts are usually seen after a rise in the market or when the market is trading sideways. It is a sign of weakness – you do not normally see up-thrusts in strong markets. Up-thrusts are all moneymaking maneuvers helping the market-makers to trade successfully, at your expense.
- Background is weak
- Weak signal (Supply) near the resistance level
- Dynamic trend turned from green to red
- Entry when the price still didn’t move too far
- Exit by reaching TP level
Total +388 Pips
Earlier I noticed that short-term resistance in EURAUD has formed strong obstacle for higher prices. The price has noticed this resistance several times. Retail traders will set their sell-limit or market orders as soon as the price comes closer to the resistance level. If professionals want higher prices they will have to absorb this selling. Therefore volume will be high. Volume Spread Analysis can help us to understand whether the resistance will be broken this time (in Analytical Trader it is red bars, presence of strong signals before a move takes place and absence of weak signals).
In the above chart the price once again approached the resistance, but several weak signals suggest that there will be no rally. Therefore I found here the following setup for a short trade:
- Background is weak.
- Several weak signals (two supply signals and minor supply) near the resistance level
- Dynamic trend turned from green to red
- Entry when the price still didn’t move too far
- Exit after strong signal (minor demand)
Total +118 Pips
