Traps is getting stuck in a trade that has moved against the entry
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Trap in the direction of the trend is a logical setup.
For the trend filter, we will use 20 Column Moving Average (MA)
I have written a detailed thread on MAs. If you want to read it
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For the trend filter, we will use 20 Column Moving Average (MA)
I have written a detailed thread on MAs. If you want to read it
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If the price is trading above 20 column MA, Trend = Bullish
If the price is trading below 20 column MA, Trend = Bearish
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If the price is trading below 20 column MA, Trend = Bearish
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Trading traps in the direction of Trend.
Trend = Bullish, trade Bear Trap
Trend = Bearish, trade Bull Trap
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Trend = Bullish, trade Bear Trap
Trend = Bearish, trade Bull Trap
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If the price reverses immediately after Bear Trap and generates DBS, then the pattern fails
If the price reverses immediately after Bull Trap and generates DTB, then the pattern fails
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If the price reverses immediately after Bull Trap and generates DTB, then the pattern fails
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Summary
1. Traps work best in the direction of Trend
2. 20-Column SMA should be used as a trend filter
3. Price above SMA = Bear Trap
4. Price below SMA = Bull Trap
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1. Traps work best in the direction of Trend
2. 20-Column SMA should be used as a trend filter
3. Price above SMA = Bear Trap
4. Price below SMA = Bull Trap
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