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Superman block question
Hey CEO's, quick question regarding a situation I've run into a few times now. For those that prefer, I made a video detailing this question a bit better, but for those who just want to read: I created a Superman Block on the 1m chart shown in the screenshot. Notice how the returning candle barely wicks through the bottom of that block. My question, is there a potential adjustment I could have made here that I can apply in the future? OR is this one of the inevitable losses? Thanks everyone! https://www.loom.com/share/9ab31b49712248529b5bc6fcebb50523?sid=369db265-3534-4869-9ac4-72216824c397
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Superman block question
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Hi Matthew. Great video, love it thanks. What I see is price responds in this area. I imagine there are open limit buy order that are executed in the range of that one minute Superman block and drive price up. For fun, I imagine there are some more open limit buy orders just under the first orders. Also what I see is the candle that gave you a market shift was not a very strong close above a fractal. It closes not much above a group of "internal" fractals and there isn't a change of character until the strong close above those. It's still a loss. Which brings up potential cancel criteria. Did the 2:1, 3:1, 4:1 move happen already and didn't get in on it? Dang, I should really try to keep it simple lol.
Should you use only 1 lower TF for all your Superman trades?
Should we stick with 1 particular lower TF when looking for Superman entries? For example if I don’t like the chances of price coming back into my entry point on the 1 minute TF, but looks more promising on the 3 minute TF, AND (very important and) all my other.criteria is still met, is there anything wrong with switching to the 3 minute TF? Is this a bad habit to get into? I see the potential for this to turn into to chasing price, but, if I make sure all the normal entry criteria is met, are there down sides to this I’m not thinking of?
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New comment 18h ago
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Hi Curtis. I agree with back testing and paper trades. Sometimes price responds or move and we are trying to get in a logical place. When I was doing wick entry style on the 15 second timeframe and didn't get in, I would switch to 30 second or a minute to see if it presented the same market shift. Sometimes with Superman entries, price doesn't return to hit the Superman block. Timeframes are just "another lens" for looking at price. Change the time frame, change the candles; and still it is just price movement in the open auction market.
Plan structure question
When using institutional moves to set my supply and demand blocks, do I use those blocks for my entry points weeks later? That’s difficult for me to even be able to ask as a question, as far as what I mean I guess what I’m asking is , are we expecting the institutions to do the same thing that they have done to give us our entry points as well as exit points when , to go long and/or when to go short, and is that part of our plan structure as far as planning out how to get in and when to get out
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New comment 3d ago
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Yes. Possibly. For a Superman move, you want to see a market shift on a smaller time frame. Even weeks later you will see price hit a zone and react perfectly. Now even an untouched zone created yesterday or an hour ago, has the potential to not have a reaction at all, especially when price expectations change. It seems ideal when the market is bouncing back and forth between zones. Economic data and other things can change that. Still I think some futures traders are selling in the morning driving price down, or buying and driving the price up. At some point hours/days/weeks/etc they will off load those and that buying or selling can cause another zone to form. What was the question lol
Supply And Demand?
Just starting to play with Tradingview. Is this any good or do I ignore this area since we dropped lower last week? Would this area become void?
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Supply And Demand?
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which area?
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