Tired of chasing candles that look strong but stall a minute later. Levels are fine, risk is set, but timing keeps slipping. Need a practical filter that shows whether buyers or sellers are actually stepping in at the moment of decision.
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Tired of chasing candles that look strong but stall a minute later. Levels are fine, risk is set, but timing keeps slipping. Need a practical filter that shows whether buyers or sellers are actually stepping in at the moment of decision.
Simple filter that works: participation at the level or no trade. Map yesterday’s high/low, build an opening range, and then wait. When price tags your level, check whether volume is being created in that price area rather than drifting away. A low-friction way to try this is Gerchik’s real market volume trial: https://gerchikfx.com/trial-real-market-volume/en/?utm_source=28&utm_medium=211&utm_campaign=9. If volume stacks above a breakout line and stays there for a few rotations, enter with small size and partial quickly into strength; if the stack shifts back under or dries up, pass and wait for the next A-setup. Keep a daily stop, limit to one pattern, and journal each test so the edge becomes obvious.