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No Trade Zone | Live Forex Trading ✔💲

Name: No Trade Zone | Live Forex Trading ✔💲
Uploaded: 2024-01-22T12:10:35+00:00
Duration: 41 s
Channel: Alan Solarsh
Description: Alan Solarsh (YouTube) explains a live- trading rule: he avoids trading near the 200-period moving average and waits for price to break at least 80 pips…

22 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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Alan Solarsh (YouTube) explains a live- trading rule: he avoids trading near the 200-period moving average and waits for price to break at least 80 pips before placing orders. He says institutions perform liquidity sweeps—hunting stop losses, take-profits, and orders—around ~60 pips, so he uses an 80-pip buffer. He contrasts institutional behavior with retail traders who often trade opposite institutions, which he attributes as a reason retail traders lose money.

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I don't trade near the 200 moving average. I like to wait for the price to break at least 80 pips. And that's because of the liquidity sweep that the institutions do. What they do is they are hunting for stop losses, take profits and orders. And they usually do that at about 60 pips. I place my orders more than 60 pips. I place my Orders at 80 pips. And this is why retail traders lose money. It's because they trade in the opposite direction of the institutions. Very, very interesting to note what the retail traders are doing and what the institutional traders are doing.