Weekly Price Action Trade Ideas – 8th to 13th Dec 2019 (2024)

Weekly Price Action Trade Ideas – 8th to 13th Dec 2019 (1)

Johnathon Fox

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Markets Discussed in This Week’s Trade Ideas: EURUSD, NZDUSD, GBPUSD and AUDSGD.

Note:We Use Correct ‘New York Close 5 Day Charts’ – You can read about why we use these and how to download the correct free charts atCorrect Free New York Close Demo Charts

EURUSD Daily and 4 Hour Charts

False Break Pin Bar

In last week’s trade ideas we looked at the bullish engulfing bar – BUEB that price had formed on the daily chart, watching to see if price could pop higher and into the resistance level.

After breaking the high of the engulfing bar, price made a solid move higher to make an important test of the daily resistance.

As the daily chart shows below; price formed a false break pin bar that has since seen price roll back lower.

The 4 hour chart also formed bearish price action setups.

Because price is stuck in a range as we have previously discussed, there are a lot of minor support and resistance levels that need to be factored in for any trades or potential trades.

Daily Chart

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4 Hour Chart

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NZDUSD Daily Chart

Huge Breakout Plays Out

We have been looking at this market closely in recent times and last week we were watching to see if price could finally make a substantial breakout higher.

Price on the daily chart was forming all the indications and clues that it was building momentum and looking for a potential fast breakout higher.

Price has now moved into the daily chart resistance. If price can rotate back lower and into the near term support it could be a solid level to hunt for long trades with this momentum higher.

Daily Chart

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GBPUSD Daily Chart

Consolidation Box is Broken

After a period of consolidation, price has now broken higher into the continuation phase.

This is a common pattern that occurs on all time frames. Price forms a strong move such as the large and fast move higher on the daily chart we had here. It then pauses and consolidates before breaking in the same direction with the continuation.

This creates a lot of trading opportunities. We can look to play the range whilst price stays consolidating. We can then look to make breakout trades when the continuation plays out. We can also look to make breakout and retest trades after the breakout has formed.

Daily Chart

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AUDSGD Daily Chart

Lower High is Formed

Last week we discussed this market and the major support price was sitting on, looking to see if we would get another break and move lower.

At this stage the support level has held. However; price has formed yet another lower high on the daily chart keeping the downtrend intact.

If price can roll lower in the next new sessions, then the same support level discussed last week could be a solid level to watch for possible breakout trades.

Daily Chart

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Trade Ideas Note: All views, discussions and posts in the ‘charts in focus trade ideas’ are the view of Forex School Online and are not recommendations or trading advice. All posts are general in nature and are not advice to buy or sell.

Note:We Use Correct ‘New York Close 5 Day Charts’ – You can read about why we use these and how to download the correct free charts atCorrect Free New York Close Demo Charts

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Johnathon is a Forex and Futures trader with over ten years trading experience who also acts as a mentor and coach to thousands and has written for some of the biggest finance and trading sites in the world.

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  1. Weekly Price Action Trade Ideas – 8th to 13th Dec 2019 (8)ashraful alam says

    Dear Jonathan,

    I am reading your article just from last month. Your page is full of information. I have seen many course offered by different mentors. But I’m confused which course is truly perfect to take a good idea. Can you help me regarding this?. my email address is: [emailprotected].

    with regards

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  2. Weekly Price Action Trade Ideas – 8th to 13th Dec 2019 (9)Hari says

    sir, i am very curious to know how many pairs ? do you analyse per week , it’s for my confusion i was concentrating on 14 pairs and failing , here i can see you analysed only 4 pairs and another master is using only 5 pairs for the week , is that quite enough to concentrate on maximum 4 to 5 pairs , please help me i am confused sir thank you

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    • Weekly Price Action Trade Ideas – 8th to 13th Dec 2019 (10)Johnathon Fox says

      Hi Hari,

      I watch and trade a large variety of pairs. You can read about the markets and pairs and why here; https://www.forexschoolonline.com//start-cherry-picking-best-price-action-trades-forex-pairs-johnathon-fox-trades/

      Anything else let me know,
      Johnathon

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Weekly Price Action Trade Ideas – 8th to 13th Dec 2019 (2024)

FAQs

Which indicator is best for price action? ›

Doji Candles

Price action trading significantly utilizes Doji candlesticks as indicators of market uncertainty. These patterns typically emerge when there is a pause in trend momentum or during consolidation phases.

Does price action trading really work? ›

Price Action Trading FAQ

Price action trading can work; however the trader must understand that it requires a high degree of patience to successfully trade the markets using price action. There are very specific setups that a price trader will look for on the charts, and these could take some time to develop.

How to check price action? ›

Price action traders can follow the sequence of highs and lows strategy to map out emerging trends in their market. For example, if a price is trading at higher highs and higher lows, this indicates that it's on an upward trend. If it's trading at lower highs and lows, it's trending downwards.

How to read price action and volume? ›

Using Volume to Confirm Price Action Signals

For example, if an uptrend is accompanied by increasing volume, it suggests a strong and healthy trend. Conversely, if an uptrend is accompanied by decreasing volume, it may indicate a weakening trend.

What is the best time for price action trading? ›

What I Use and Why. From experience, I can tell you that two of the best time frames to trade are the daily and 4-hour. This isn't to say that you can't be profitable trading a different time frame, but these two are what made me profitable as they work the best with the price action strategies I use.

Which type of trading is most profitable? ›

The defining feature of day trading is that traders do not hold positions overnight; instead, they seek to profit from short-term price movements occurring during the trading session.It can be considered one of the most profitable trading methods available to investors.

Which is better, SMC or price action? ›

SMC vs Price Action

Price action focuses on analysing past and present price movements to identify patterns or trends without considering external factors. It relies heavily on candlestick patterns, chart formations, and support and resistance levels, making it a strategy based on the technical aspects of trading.

How to master price action trading? ›

A step-by-step guide on how to trade on price action? Identify the existing trend in the market. Identify trading price action opportunities based on the trend's strength. If there is a strong uptrend, place long orders and if there is a strong downtrend, place short orders.

What is the formula for price action trading? ›

Traders use pin bar tails to predict price movements, deciding whether to buy or sell. A formula {(C – O) + (C – H) + (C – L)} / 2 helps create patterns based on intraday momentum and buying/selling pressures.

What is price action chart? ›

Price charts reflect the beliefs and actions of all participants (human or computer) trading a market during a specified period of time and these beliefs are portrayed on a market's price chart in the form of “price action” (P.A.).

What is SMC trading strategy? ›

Smart money concepts trading involves looking at order blocks, which is a more refined version of supply and demand, breaker blocks, mitigation blocks, flip zones, fair value gaps and liquidity grabs. These terms replace support and resistance, reversals and volume.

How do you use VWAP with price action? ›

The VWAP is displayed as a line, similar to a moving average. On the chart, it's the purple line that goes through prices. Remember the VWAP is an average, which means it lags. Typically, when VWAP slopes up, it indicates prices might be trending up, and when it slopes down, prices might be trending down.

Do price action traders use indicators? ›

In simple terms, price action trading is a technique that allows a trader to read the market and make subjective trading decisions based on recent and actual price movements, rather than relying solely on technical indicators.

Which indicator says buy or sell? ›

There are Buy signals when it has momentum breakouts above the bands for moves to the upside and Sell signals when it has momentum breakouts below the bands for moves to the downside. The bands simply suggest that all markets... This is the Stochastic/LSMA Buy and Sell indicator.

Which indicator shows buy or sell? ›

Moving average convergence divergence (MACD)

MACD is an indicator that detects changes in momentum by comparing two moving averages. It can help traders identify possible buy and sell opportunities around support and resistance levels.

What indicator shows price movement? ›

1. Moving Average Indicator (MA) The moving average indicator is one of the most popular technical indicators and it's used to identify a price trend in the market. For example, if the short-term MA crosses over the long-term MA, this is an indication that there might be an upward trend coming up in the future.

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