In this weekly review video, host Jordan walks viewers through three notable trade setups from the week of March 15‑19 2021 that are featured on the Forex Triple B website. He demonstrates a systematic approach that starts with multi‑timeframe analysis, checking higher‑timeframe (1‑hour, 4‑hour, daily) trends to determine the bias for lower‑timeframe (15‑minute) entries. The video explains how the opposite‑Bollinger‑Band cloud is used as a sell signal when price touches the top of the cloud, and how divergences on the 4‑hour chart signal aggressive setups that require reduced risk. For each pair—Kiwi/CAD, CAD/JPY, and Aussie/CAD—Jordan identifies key levels such as daily pivots, support/resistance zones, weekly resistance, and consolidation boxes, describing how price action around these zones informs trade decisions. He emphasizes risk management, advising less exposure when higher‑timeframe divergence is present. The video concludes with an invitation for viewers to comment, share their own examples, or join the project’s Telegram group for further discussion.
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Hello everyone and welcome back to another weekly review for Forex Triple B. My name is Jordan and in this video, if you're watching it for the first time, of course, um, what we're doing is we check out the previous week And basically the type of setups that we find interesting. And these kind of setups you can find on the website forextripleb.com, right here under Triple B Pro Performance. You will find this table where we collect and show the examples that again we find interesting to be mentioned, and basically examples that show Um, exactly what we're looking for when it comes to using this specific strategy. So the previous week covers pretty much 15th versus the 19th, right, which gives us these 3 lines. And starting from the bottom, we can go ahead and check the KiwiCAD, which is the first example. That's the 15-minute chart. Let's just fire up the pencil and we can talk about it. All right, so what, what do we have here? First of all, we would like to go ahead and check out the higher time frames, right? It's all— it always starts pretty much with, with the multi-time frame analysis. We want to see what is happening on the higher time frames. Was the direction there? And In what direction we should be trading on the lower time frame, meaning that if one-hour chart and four-hour charts are showing strong bearish momentum, as according to the filters here, we want to be looking for sells. Looking at the cloud that we see here from the opposite Bollinger Band, that pretty much tells us. Anytime the price is touching the top right here, that would be giving us sell signals. Okay, so, uh, the breakouts below that, etc., etc. But the example that we have in place is actually 15th. Which day did we say? 15th, right? So the 15th started somewhere around here. This is the new week. Okay, so, uh, this one would be kind of interesting, and the reason is very simple. Once we saw this huge push to the downside, the price kind of stopped and started holding below this zone. Okay, this is the most recent level that was respected, and when we look at it in perspective, it looks kind of like Push consolidation, and we might be expecting another push to the downside because technically speaking during that time we didn't get any reversal signs whatsoever. One thing to be mentioned here is the divergence on the four-hour chart divergence against, so that could be considered and it should be considered as more aggressive setup, which means if you're going to be trading it. Probably less risk should be applied right here. So that's pretty much regarding Kiwi Cat and the more interesting things we can mention on it. CAD yen, this time we are jumping to the 1-hour chart, which means H4 and daily are our higher time frames. Both of them are showing strong bullish trend. This time the 4-hour chart is showing no divergence against. Um, that means we're pretty much clear for another push up before the cycle here is completed, and we can expect deeper pullbacks to be delivered, or maybe even a reversal. So again, we have very strong and powerful momentum coming closer this zone, and this is where the price started consolidating. This is also the place where we have the daily pivot. I'm not sure if you can see, but basically does the line. And below the daily pivot, we have daily support 1 right here. This also fits with daily resistance 3 from this day. And if we take a look, this is On a bigger scale, the previous weekly resistance too, I think, here. Okay, so a few levels inside the same zone, approximately, approximately closer and below that consolidation, meaning one thing. Okay, if I draw a box around all these things like this Okay, we can see that the price managed to go ahead and break above this box and start trading above it, right? At that point, you may not even look at anything else. You know that there is a critical major level broken, and you might be expecting for the price to create one more high. Okay, pure price action. Since we have other things and filters that we can rely on, of course we're going to use them, but In general, this is how I would personally look at this specific situation. And right here we can see that after a bit more of playing inside that zone, the price tried to go ahead and break multiple times, right, being stopped, going towards the middle of that range, and then it managed to push up, closing right below the weekly The weekly resistance from there. Then we have Aussie CAD, which is pretty, pretty similar to Kiwi CAD. The idea here is again absolutely the same: four hour and one hour strong bearish momentum. You have divergence against on the four hour chart, which should be considered as aggressive setup. Okay, once this divergence takes. you want to be trading less risk, right? Because you have science against on the higher time frame. Um, and yeah, that, that pretty much summarizes it because it's almost the same setup. No need to go ahead and repeat that again and again. All right, so that's about, uh, the interesting examples according to us from the previous week. If you have any questions or you have an example on your own, please leave us a comment below or find us in the Telegram group dedicated to Forex BBB, and we're going to discuss it. Have a wonderful week. Bye for now.
