Micro e-commerce: Ambush Trade - For electronic micro-trading, ambush trading can be a powerful trading tool. This is Fibonacci trading, not my favourite, but with amazing success.
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THAILAND VS MALAYSIA
SELSA, 10 JANUARI 2023
Pukul 19.30 WIB
A quick note about trading with Fibonacci numbers can be found here, enough people out there to make it a de facto self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Regardless of my personal beliefs, I trade what works. A large number of e-mini traders have a high level of belief in Fibonacci trading, so I am happy to join them in their fun.
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There are several ways to trade the ambush and some believe the full range of the day is fine. Use only a range of one day as a basis. Personally, I found this trading methodology to be less successful than mine.
I usually find big moves in day trading and apply a Fibonacci retracement to each individual move. I've heard many discussions on this topic. But for me, finding the main move and swapping the ambush for this one worked the most.
So what's the ambush deal?
As I said before, I usually notice big moves in today's trading behavior and apply a series of Fibonacci retracements from the beginning of the move to the end of the move.
Basically, I measure the retracement level on the first move. The area between these two parts is called the ambush area. The number 50 is not a Fibonacci number, but it is confusing for reasons I don't fully understand.
Some aggressive traders automatically trade at a predetermined level in the ambush zone. For example, by 50%. Personally, I wouldn't use this method. Because we usually wait for the market to start changing direction before entering this trade.
A strange deal for someone who is not used to observing this deal. It looks like you are trading "out of the blue" with a relatively strong retracement of the trend. However, Fibonacci traders are well aware of ambush trades and usually wait patiently for the retracements to reach the ambush area.
Then they take action and trade in the opposite direction of the correction and in the direction of the original trend. But don't let it run because price action often resumes in the direction of a correction.
In short, we have discussed trading based on Fibonacci retracements, which are very popular among experienced traders. This trade is relatively stable, so I've been looking for it all day. Don't try to kick every tick out of this trade. Exit at the first trading signal against the position.
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