Moving on, let's look at some real world trading examples and to combine the trading strategies, techniques and concepts that you have learned right and see how we can apply it to the real world of trading using real uh charting examples. So this is the chart of dollar against the south african rent, as you can see over here on. This is on the daily time frame. So, first and foremost, let's ask ourselves what is the market structure so when we are trading the markets? This is the first question that we want to ask ourselves: what is the market structure? This would tell us, you know what to do, whether to be a buyer seller or to stay out of the markets.

So if you look at this market structure, we see a series of lower highs, lower highs, lower high and lower low lower low lower low. So we can see that in this market the market structure is in a downtrend second thing: the area of value - let's put it aov - is there an area of value over here? So you know, area of value could be things like moving average support resistance. So from what i'm seeing over here, there is an area of value over here. I can just use it this tool over here and to draw this area of resistance over here i'll, just change this to black color.

Okay. So now we have an area of value over here. So do we have a valid entry trigger? So remember the candlestick module or section that we just covered this over here looks like a bearish engulfing pattern, all right. So let's put it a bearish engulfing pattern.

So from the looks of it right, we have a numerous factor right working in our favor number one. The market structure is in the downtrend area of value. The price is at resistance. Our entry trigger.

We have a bearish engulfing pattern, that's being formed, so in this case we can look for a short trade right to shorten this market in expectation of lower prices and, of course, right. This is clearly a cherry pick chart in this case. The price you know did when in our favor, okay, so now moving on. Let's look at another trading example right using the market structure, area of value and candlestick patterns that you've just learned and you know, use it to help.

You make a trading decision to to know whether to buy or sell. So again, let's revisit right what we have learned number one ask ourselves: what is the market structure of this currency pair? This currency pair is new zealand yen on the eight hour time frame so market structure. As you can see, this market structure is in an uptrend price, forming a series of higher highs and higher lows here: higher low higher low higher high higher high okay. What about area of value can you see it being near any area of value so from what i'm seeing over here, the price has retested this area of support, right support, support and support, and also previously this was actually resistant, so price broke out of this swing.

High resistance, it became support. Now what about entry trigger? Is there any like signal entry trigger? That tells us hey it's time to enter a trade? So if you look at this candlestick pattern right this over here, what does it look like to you this right? I would say it's close to a bullish engulfing pattern, but as per the definition of bullish engulfing pattern, this isn't quite one because this green candle didn't cover the body right of this red candle, but that isn't going to stop us and say hey. You know this is not a bullish signal, it's not time to enter, because if you read the candlestick pattern, if you read the price section, it's telling you that the buyers they did right close higher for the day and they did show you signs of strength right. Closing near the highest of the date and almost right the previous day, opening price.

So it closed pretty strongly. So this few reasons right, the market structure, the area of value and the entry trigger is uh. The story is telling you that hey, you can now look for a buying opportunity, so what you can do is you can enter on the next day open, let's say on this candle here: the next day open which is on this candle here. Okay.

So now what about stop loss now you know where to enter, which is very simple. The next day open, but stop loss is something that i've not covered, and i want to talk about in this uh this example here, since it's quite straightforward. So when it comes to stop-loss right, you want to set your stop-loss at a level which invalidates your trading setup. So what i mean by this so for this particular trading setup that you're trading you're trading is you know in the direction of the trend, uptrend and buying near an area of support.

So this means that if the price breaks below the pawn, then it means your so-called hypothesis right is wrong right, because this is the area of support that you expect the price to hold if the price breaks below this area of support and clearly this so-called theory, This hypothesis, that you had that this trade could hit move higher, is clearly wrong and you want to exit your trade so to do this right. It's a very simple! What you want to do is to set your stop loss at a level right which will so-called break support. So, if you look at this right clearly, you know anywhere from you know, 72 50 or below right at this level. Clearly, clearly, if the price breaks down and he hit this level, this area of support is broken and you want to exit your trade, but so is there a objective way? You know to set your stop-loss instead of just blindly, you know putting it at some level that looks like you know, far away from support, and the answer is of course yes right and to do that, you can use an indicator called the average true range.

So over here i've shown you this indicator below, but i'll show you where to get it just go to indicator tab search, atr average to range it will come out as this one over here. The settings i like to use is 20 period atr using sma. So this is just my preference over here and, as you can see right now, the atr value is about 0.3 to about 32 pips. So what this tells you is that on this time frame for new zealand yen on the 8 hour time frame over the last 20 candles right, this currency pair moves an average of about 32 pips on average, i'm not saying every single cannon, but every single candle, But on average over the last 20 candles, or so this currency pair has moved about 32 pips.

So what this means is that you can actually use this value right and give it some buffer right to set your stop loss below support. So, let's say, for example, the lows of support is at this level over here. What you can do is take this level and minus. Let's say this level is x right and you minus this.

Atr value is one atr value. Okay, so one atr is equal to 32 pips right and let's say you get the value of y, so let's say y somewhere about here. This right can be your stop loss and it's an objective way to set your stop loss based on the volatility of the market. Since atr indicator, you know takes into account the volatility of the market.

So let me walk you through how to actually set your stop loss, so what you want to do is to find out what is this low of support so in this case right the low of support the value is on this candle here and the value is About from what i'm seeing over here, it's 72 and 72.72, so you just look at this l value, which is the low of the candle, and you can see it's about 72. So what i'm going to do is take 72.72 minus 32 pips, sorry, 72.72 and a minus 32 pips, which is 0.32. That is going to give me a value of about 72.4. Am i right? Okay? So what i'll do is? I will set my stop loss at this level at 72.4 change this to rate, so you can see it better and your stop loss will be at 72.4.

Okay. So, as you can see over here, i will show you where your entry point entry point is, on the next day, open the candle i'll put it in green, so you can see it green, okay and there you have it right. So this is this candle here. This candle here, the opening price, is where you look to buy this rate level.

Here is your stop loss so now, let's take things a step further right. If you have a ten thousand dollars trading account and you want to risk one percent risk on each trade, how many units of new zealand yen can you buy? Aha, okay, so now what we need to do is to again revisit the concepts that you've learned. So what you'll do is, first and foremost, measure the the uh, your entry price to your stop-loss, so your entry price - let's say: let's make this more precise. Let's say your entry price is at this opening price of this candle, which is about 73.31 okay.

So i'm going to change this to 73.31 and your stop-loss is 72.4, so you take 72.31 672.31 minus 72.4. That gives me a 91 pip. Stop loss. 91, pips! Okay! So what do we do with this information? So how do i get 73.31 again? The entry price on this candle over here the opening price is 73.31.

Stop loss is 72.4, which is this level here minus one atr, and it gives us 72.4 as our stop loss and we take the entry price minus your stop-loss right. Then this is your distance right in pips right for stop-loss, so in other words, from your entry price here, all the way down to here is 91 pips. So now the question is how many units of new zealand can we buy such that we don't lose more than one percent of our current of our account so time to revisit your position sizing. So let's go to this.

So let's say: currency pair is new zealand. Yen type in new zealand, yen account currency. Let's keep it, you know as usd. Let's say your account size is ten thousand dollars risking one percent on each trade.

Your stop loss, as mentioned earlier, is about 91 pips click calculate it tells you that you can buy zero point one two one lot, which is about one point: two mini lots: okay, so if you're gon na trade, this you know on a, i hope it's a Demo account right: you can buy 0.12 law, okay, which is about 1.2 million load. Does it make sense? So you can see that we have? You know used. A number of you know concepts that you have learned earlier: the market structure area of value entry trigger. Then we learn how to set our stop loss.

We learn how to calculate calculate the optimal position size right, such that we don't lose more than one percent of our trading account, as shown in this position sizing calculator over here. Okay. So how are you feeling do you feel overwhelmed? Ah there's so much to cover. Well, don't be because you know if this is your first time you know watching this video or you're new to forex trading.

Yes, it's perfectly normal to feel overwhelmed and confused, but this is nothing you know new. This is actually all the topics that we have covered in the earlier part of the video. If you are unsure, you cannot just go back watch through the videos and to clarify you know on any concepts or techniques right that is unclear to you. So i'm going to go through another example, because this is so important right understanding the the position sizing the risk management as well.

You know how to analyze a chart, and you know how to combine all this together and place a trade so that you don't blow up your trading account. So let's have a look at another one using the same framework. So number one ask ourselves: market structure. What is the market structure of this currency pair? So this is dollar against the japanese yen eight hour time frame market structure is down, i'm just kidding it's up right, higher highs and higher lows higher highs.

Sorry, sorry, higher low higher low higher low market structure is up, and then you have higher high higher high higher high area of value. Is the price near an area of value, as you can see over here? It is at this previous resistance resistance, which became support, and yes, this is an area of value and not just then right. We also have if you pull out your 50 period moving average right this 50 period, moving average also serves as an area of value. Just once twice three times and then fourth time over here, so this is what we mean by when we have like support and the 50 period moving average coming together.

You know from two separate area of value coming together at a at a similar area. I call this uh stack areas because you have multiple factors coming together to work in your favor, so this is a stack area. You have the aerial value of the 50 period, moving average, as well as previous resistance, which, which became support. The third thing right.

Do you have an entry trigger so from the looks of things when you studied the bullish reversal, candlestick patterns earlier? This isn't actually any of the candlestick pattern which you've learned but again the memorizing of the candlestick pattern. The name is not important. What's important is that you can see right buyers stepping in right to push and close higher it breaks and close above the 50 period moving average looking at the range of this candle is pretty nice and large as well, and the price is closed near the highs. So this tells you know the buyers are in control right and managed to close right near the highs of this eight hour time frame.

So what we can do is again to me. This is a valid trading setup and you can look to buy. So let's say you buy on the next day's open opening price of this candle over here. So now, what about stop loss so again stop loss.

We want to set it at a level which invalidates our trading setup, so our area of value is over here. This previous previous resistance, which became support okay, we want to set our stop loss right, a distance below support. We don't just want to set it smack below support because, like for example, this is directly over here, because the price will just come down spike rate and then continue higher. So if you set your stop loss just below it, this could happen to you right.

Pretty often and it sucks so, this is why i recommend right finding the low of support right and then just minusing off one atr for it. So in this case one atr, it tells you it's about 34 pips. So, what's left for you to do right now is to find out what's the low of support, the low of support is again right. Let me look at this candle as the low it's about one zero.

Eight, let's make it one: zero nine, as shown over here right, is the low. The low support is about one zero, nine, so i'm going to take one zero, nine, minus 34 pips. So again using my trusty calculator, one zero, nine minus 34 pip. It gives me 108.66, so this tells me my stop loss, so i should be at 108.66, i'm going to change this to rain.

I am going to also change the coordinates to 108.66. Okay. This is my stop-loss level great. So now i want to take things a step further right.

You know how to set your stop-loss. You know your entry is at this this price over here. Okay, let me just change this to green about here. Entry price is like this candle open, which is about 109.88.

Okay. Let me just change this to 109.88, so another thing to to talk about is your target. So so far so far we have talked about the trading setup right market structure, area of value entry trigger to know when exactly to enter a trade. I shared with you how to set a proper stop-loss, so you don't get stopped out too early and the final component that i want to add as well, is to where to take profits right.

If the market moves in your favor so coming from, let's say a swing trading perspective and bear in mind, there are many ways to take profits. I'm going to share with you one method, which is what we call swing trading, which is in essence right, just capturing one swing in the market, so this is like one swing right from this retracement. Then we pull up one swing. This is one swing.

This is uh another swing, so basically one move in the market. I'm going to share with you how to do that so to capture one swing in the market. We usually want to set our target profit at before right previous swing highs or low in the market. So you know what is sewing right.

This is our swing. Point swing. High swing, high swing, low swing low. So, if you are long right, you want to exit right before the nearest swing high, because this is where potential selling pressure could come in.

You know - and you know, push the price lower, so you're gon na set your target before it. So in terms of target, i would say, a reasonable target could be at this price point over here before this remember this over here is an area on your chart. Not a line so don't set your target right. Just you know one bit below this heist because remember it's an area the price may not get to that high right before it starts to reverse it could, just you know, come close into that area doesn't hit.

The highs doesn't hit these highs over here and it starts to collapse. So if you're too, like you know greedy, if you take profit, you set it at these highs over here or even over here. You know you're making difficult for the market. You know to give you a profit, so be reasonable with your targets, so my recommendation is to set it before the swing high.

So let's say we set it somewhere about here right this, i would say it's reasonable and let's change this to blue color. Okay. So let's say our target is at: let's put it at a number that is easy to understand: 107 dot. Let's say seven: three: seven: two: okay! Okay! So now, if you look at this right now, you can see that, where is your entry price, which is this green line over here? Where is your stop loss this red line over here? Where is your target, which is this blue line over here? So now again, let's revisit you know, position sizing, since that is so important right.

That is what keeps your account intact. Let's find out right the size of our stop loss so basically from entry price to your stop loss right. What is this distance over here? So again, just take the entry price minus the stop loss. So what you can do is you can pause this video and do the math with me and see whether you get the answer correct.

So i'm going to take 109.88 minus 108 dot all right. So basically, i'm thinking this green number minus this rate number it gives me about 122 pips. Okay, that's the distance of my stop-loss. So in essence, from here to here is 122 pips.

So now, let's use this number and find out how many units of dollar against the japanese yen can we buy such that you know we uh, we can, you know, still adhere to our risk management so to do that, just go to look for dollar yen. This! The currency pair you're trading, okay, let's say your account currency is funded in us dollar as well account size. Let's say now: you're a baller right, 100. 000 units, your trade, i mean your account size is hundred thousand dollars and let's say you are still the same.

You know prudent trader, you still risk one percent on that trade. Well done. Stop losses. 122 pips, as we have mentioned earlier.

I think it's about one two, two! If i'm not wrong here, it is then you're just going to click calculate, and it tells you that you can buy now 0.899 standard lot. This is equivalent to about eight point nine. I would say nine mini lots right. You just rounded up it's about nine mini lots or 0.9 standard lot, so in other words, okay, if you have a hundred thousand dollars account and you're risking one percent of that account.

Let's say: one percent is a thousand dollars of your account and you're trading. This currency pair dollar, against the japanese yen, your stop loss is 122 pips. Okay, how many units of this currency can you buy and according to that uh risk management or rather position sizing calculator? You saw earlier it's about 0.9 standard lot or nine mini lots. It's actually 0.899.

I just rounded up to make my life easier. So that's how you you know, combine all these different uh elements together. This concept strategies like to make sense right out of your forex trading uh career. So let's now take things one step even further.

Okay, so this is actually stuff we've covered earlier, i'm just revising it, so we're gon na take things a step further, because one thing that you might not notice. If you look at this hey rainer, this is my entry price. This is my stop-loss, and this is my target. It seems that my stop-loss over here - okay, let's call it sl stop-loss - is kind of smaller than my profit target right.

If i just pull it out, let's call it tb target profit. My stop-loss is wider than my target profit and if you are thinking along those lines, you are absolutely correct. You can actually use a tool like this over here. Okay, just use the long position one to help you access right, your risk to reward ratio, so just pull this tool out right, just click this one choose long and if you're going to click, let's say click on this green line.

This thing will come up. So the way we're going to do it is that we're going to adjust this thing right, such as this level here, is it our stop? Loss, okay - and this one over here is that our target, the blue line - and this over here is smack at our entry point, which is fine, and you can see something very interesting. What it's telling you, how you actually made use of this tool is, that is that you can see you are risking 122.2 pips right, which is your stop-loss 122 pips, and this over here 84.7. Is your target profit? What you've targeted, which is about 84 pips? So, in other words, if you look from a risk to reward standpoint, you are risking one dollar to potentially make back 69 cents, as shown over here 69 cents.

How do i know 69? You can see over here risk to reward ratio - 0.69 you're, risking one dollar to make 69 cents. So it's not exactly very favorable and most traders will say: uh, that's not really a trade i want to take - and i can perfectly understand that. So what can you do to make this risk to reward on your trade more attractive? So now there are a few things that you can do number one. You can, of course, shift your target up higher okay to to a point where you know: okay, you're, risking a dollar and make a dollar 37 cents back in return, but you know to put your target over here.

It's a bit of a. I won't say it's a stretch right since this is a trending market, but what has to happen is that the market right has to break above this highs to get to your target. So that's like kind of like a little bit more work right for the market to go through to reach your target and i'll, say that's a lower probability right since the market has to break through above this swing high, but again right in the context of this Price action that we are seeing, i wouldn't say that it's impossible because we're after all, in an uptrend, but if it's a range market right, i would say clearly a very bad decision. So let's say we don't touch the target right.

Let's keep the target the same. Let's say around this level over here: okay, this is our target right. So what else can we do to make the risk to reward more favorable? What we can do is again. We can shift our stop loss.

We can make it tighter right shift it up higher, but again we don't want to mess with our stop-loss, because our stop-loss is at a level where it reaches right. It will invalidate our trading setup. You don't want to exit the trade while the setup is still valid. It doesn't quite make sense right, you want to be buying and support and support is not broken, but you already exit your trade.

That's that's not very. You know wise. So the last thing that you can still do is to adjust right your entry point, so you know your entry point right now is about 109.88, which is this green line over here. This is your entry point.

What you can do is to use a buy limit order see. This is one of the orders that we have mentioned earlier to use a buy limit order to enter at a more favorable price. So what if we shift right our entry price to somewhere about here at let's say, 109.5? Okay, so let me just just just double click. This, let's say our entry price now is at 109.5, our take profit level, the price we keep it unchanged.

Our stop-loss level will keep it unchanged as well and we click okay. So now, if you look at your risk to reward right now, you can see now you're risking a dollar to potentially make 1.45 cents, as shown over here 1.45 cents. Now your risk to reward right. Let me just put it one over here: your reward right has been now improved by using a buy limit order.

Of course everything has its pros and cons. So let me share with you the downside to using this method. If you go with a buy limit order, your order might not get filled, and you know if the market continues higher. You would have, you know, missed the trade, but in this case right uh, of course it's a cherry pick chart, you would have.

You know gotten filled and entered you know at a more favorable price. As you can see, this market did deep down lower and giving you a better entry price, and now it's starting to kind of you know, hit higher. So this is another technique that you can use in your own trading if at as of right, now right if you're, looking at your entry stops and target the risk to reward, doesn't quite make sense, you can consider using a buy limit order to get in at A better price, but a few things that i would caution. You is to not adjust your original stop-loss, because that is at a level right.

That is plan right to set right where, if the price reaches it, it will invalidate your trading setup and you want to get out of it. Don't make it too tight, because sometimes a slight spike right might get you stopped out of your trade. If your stop-loss is too tight as for target this, there is some discretion over here since, as you have seen right, this is a trending market. It's not far-fetched to say that hey! Maybe i can move my target up slightly higher somewhere about here, since it's a trending market, the price tends to break above the previous high.

That is fair enough. I would say it's a fair call, but one thing to to note that if, if right, if the market right now is in the range market, all right - and you buy - let's say somewhere over here and your risk to reward - it's not very good. Don't set your target above the highs of this resistance, because you are expecting the price to break above that resistance to give you this target that you have over here. Just so, your risk to reward makes sense, and this is really a very bad idea.

If you're going to shift your target to even above resistance, but for this context that we're talking about here in this uptrend, i would say that is a perfectly. You know fair call. Okay, so are you still with me right? I hope so and if you want to smash the thumbs up button, but if your mind your soul is wandering elsewhere, then hit the subscribe button. Okay.

So now, let's have a look at another example. This is aussie against the swiss franc, as you can see over here, and this is the eight hour time frame as well. So you know you should be a pro already by now. If you even know what i'm going to say.

First thing: first: market structure: what is this market structure from the looks of things this market is in an uptrend higher high and higher low higher high higher high higher high higher high and higher low higher low higher low higher low. So what about area of value? So clearly this one here you can see that this market is at this area of support entry trigger. Do we have any valid entry trigger to enter a trade while we have this, nice bullish engulfing pattern? Okay, so this this candle has reversed and closed above the previous day closing, or rather the highs of the previous day, closing now near the highs of this day. So this is bullish great.

So what we can do is that we have a you know: number of factors working in our favor uh market structure is up trading from an area of value and a valid entry trigger to go long. Let's see we overlay for 50 ma, okay, not too bad. As well, we even have the 50 period moving average. You know in our favor tested once twice and now here for third time again so now, where can we enter a trade the next day open so now next day? Looking pretty good as well, we enter on the next stage open okay.

So what about stop loss? I pull out the atr indicator. You can see these stop loss all right. The atr value is about 0.003, which is about 30 pips. So again, though, to way to read this stop-loss indicator is the same as you're reading a pip right.

You know a fourth decimal place same concept over here. So now, let's find out what is the low of this support right, so we can set a proper stop loss level, so the low over here is about 0.6818, so 0.6818 minus 30p. That gives us about 0.6788. Okay, so our stop-loss will be at 0.6788 changes to rate 6788 great entry price, pretty straightforward.

We enter on this opening price of this candle, which is about here i'll change this to green, so we can mark as the entry price that we enter so now. I am not going to go through the position sizing because you should be a pro by now already, as for target, it's going to be quite straightforward. Your target could set it just before this swing high. So, let's say somewhere about here: okay, i'll change, this to blue okay and that's a potential level right where you can use to set your target profit.

So as of right now, if you just eyeball, you can see that you risk the reward, you're, probably risking a dollar, to make like 80 cents or so and as you know, you can use a buy limit order to improve your risk to reward on the trade And you know to manage your risk, you can use a position, sizing calculator to know how many units of currency you should buy right, such that you risk like, for example, one percent of your account. So that is something that we have done through previously as well. So one thing to point out is that uh for this particular example, i want to show you how a losing trade looks like in this case. The market you know did went in our favor a little bit.

You can see that it goes up here halfway through to our target over here before it starts to reverse and then stop us out for a loss of this trade. So this trade clearly is a losing trade. It hits our stop loss and only after that right, you can see this trade continue to rally and break out higher. So this will happen right in your trading career.

I assure you, i guarantee you a confirm, plus chop right, no matter how good a trading setup looks like no matter how proper stop-loss, how good of a stop-loss that you have set now below the the price structure below support the market right. Sometimes we just you know, play tricks on you, you will still hit your stop-loss all right and to make you feel the anguish, the pain, only to reverse back, and you know, go so much in your favor right and and to you know, make you feel like A loser so that will happen, be prepared for it and this example is really clearly one that illustrated, and how do i know that? It's, because this is a it's a trait. I took right and it happened to me okay, so moving on right. Let's have a look at a few trading examples, and this time around it will be a little bit different.

It will be traits that i will not want to trade and again we will use the same formula. We will use the same uh concepts that we have talked about earlier. We have a look at the market structure, area of value and the entry trigger so first one aussie against the japanese yen. So if you look at this chart on this time frame the daily time frame, you can see that the market structure is up great.

So what will we do? We look for buying opportunities. Second thing: where is the area of value so on this chart and on this time frame i see that the area of value is around the 82 price point somewhere here so right now the price is kind of like in the middle of, i would say nowhere. So it's not near any area of value i'll give it a cross entry trigger. Is there any valid entry trigger at this point in time? Well, since it's not even at an area of value, i wouldn't really care if it's there's an entry trigger or not, because i'm not trading from an area of value and right now the price the market is still open.

It's not closed yet so again, uh entry trigger is pretty much i'll say no as well, since this market is currently still uh moving and not closed yet so, as you can see, this is clearly a trade that i don't want to trade. Yes, market structure is up it's in an uptrend, but it's not from an area of value, and there is no, you know valid entry trigger for me to pull a trade second, one dollar against the norwegian chrono. So same thing. Let's have a look at this market structure.

You can see that this one here is in the downtrend series of lower highs and lower lows. Downtrend area of value is there? Is it near any area of value so again area value? I would say somewhere around the 8.70 price point somewhere here. Price is over here at this point in time. So i'll say it's a no entry trigger wise.

If it's not at an area of value, then really usually i don't even bother looking at the entry trigger, but for the sake of let's say this training we look at the entry trigger. We see there was a shooting start on the previous day right. So there is an entry trigger, but because again it's not from an area of value. I would choose to skip this trade altogether, so hopefully by now you can understand how market structure area of value and the entry trigger give you a good idea to hey.

You know whether should i be taking a trade or not okay. So at this point i'm sure you know you have learned a fun right. We covered forex trading, basics, risk management, some simple numbers to run through, and the final section was actually more of a price action, trading, right, learning about market structure, area of value, support resistance, candlestick patterns and stuff like that and if you're, enjoying the trailing or, if You've enjoyed it so far smash the thumbs up button, if not then hit the subscribe and yeah. So for those of you who want to learn more about price section trading, so basically the stuff that we have just covered right, the chart analysis, the support, resistance, the candlestick patterns and whatnot.

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