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No Demand and No Supply Signals in VSA
No Demand and No Supply are two of the most reliable VSA signals, marking the bars where professional interest disappears and the prevailing trend is about to fail.

VSA in Multi-Timeframe Application
Applying VSA across multiple timeframes lets you align the professional money story on the higher frame with precise entries on the lower frame, improving both signal quality and timing.

VSA Limitations and Misreadings
VSA is a reading method, not a crystal ball — understanding its limitations, data dependencies, and common misreadings prevents overconfidence and costly mistakes.

Volume Spread Analysis: Tom Williams and Wyckoff Modernized
Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) is Tom Williams' modernized reading of Wyckoff's law of effort versus result, decoding how professional money moves price through the relationship between spread and volume.

Demand and Supply Footprint in Candles
Every candle leaves a footprint of demand or supply that, read through VSA, reveals whether professionals are accumulating or distributing before price confirms it.

Harmonic Trading Traps and Validity Checks
Most failed harmonic trades come from accepting invalid structures; applying strict validity checks separates real patterns from wishful geometry and protects against common traps.

Shark and 5-0 Patterns
The Shark and 5-0 are the newest harmonic patterns, both built on the BC leg rather than XA, offering reversal opportunities where classic structures do not form.

PRZ (Potential Reversal Zone) and Stop Loss
The Potential Reversal Zone is the clustered Fibonacci area where harmonic patterns complete, and pairing it with disciplined stop placement is what makes harmonic trading survivable.

Harmonic Trading: Fibonacci and Geometric Patterns
Harmonic trading is a methodology that uses precise Fibonacci ratios to identify geometric price patterns, offering defined entry zones, stop placement, and profit targets.

Gartley Pattern: Structure and Trading Method
The Gartley is the original harmonic pattern, completing at a 0.786 retracement of the XA leg, and offers traders a reliable reversal setup with defined risk and reward.

Cypher Pattern: Newer Harmonic Structure
The Cypher is a newer harmonic pattern defined by its C-point retracement of 0.786 of the XC leg, with D completing at a 1.272 extension — offering distinct reversal opportunities.

Crab Pattern and Deep Crab
The Crab is the deepest harmonic extension pattern, completing at 1.618 of XA, with the Deep Crab extending to 1.618 of an extended XA leg for high-reward reversals at extreme exhaustion.
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