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In the forex world, complex technical indicators and numerous analysis tools often confuse traders. The Price Action trading strategy, with its simple yet powerful features, has become a valuable tool for many traders. This time, Ultima Markets will deeply interpret how to apply the Price Action trading strategy from the trend of GBP/USD.
Price Action is a trading method that analyzes the market only by observing price charts (candle bars) without relying on any technical indicators. It focuses on the price itself and can provide a more direct market reaction.
In the forex market, each bar contains four key price points:
the opening price, the closing price, the highest price, and the lowest price.
A bullish candle represents the bulls, meaning the closing price is higher than the opening price and the price is rising;
A bearish candle represents the bears, that is, the closing price is lower than the opening price and the price is falling.
(1-hour Chart of GBP/USD, Source: Ultima Markets MT4)
1、Pin Bar Pin Bar is a bar pattern with a long line sticking to a bar, usually appearing near key support or resistance levels, indicating that the price is blocked during operation. However, not all pin bars are worthy of attention. The following is a 1-hour chart of GBP/USD. Which of the circles from 1 to 7 belongs to the pin bar worthy of attention?
For beginners, it is recommended to focus on the pin bars numbered 1, 2, 4, 6 and 7 first.
Their common feature is that if there is a long upper line, the closing price is lower than the opening price; if there is a long lower shadow, the closing price is higher than the opening price. When observing and looking for pin bars, beginners need to remember that the shadow is as important as the body part.
2、Engulfing Pattern The engulfing pattern consists of two adjacent bars, and the body of the second bar completely covers the body of the first bar.
It is worth noting that the engulfing pattern is worthy of key attention when it appears near key support and resistance levels. For example, in the above chart:
Only these two engulfing patterns are really worthy of attention to see if there is a subsequent trading entry opportunity.
(Ultima Markets APP Interface)
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