Notes
- This entry technique is designed for higher time frames, i.e., for long-term traders. We will apply it to daily charts in our case.
- If we want to enter a long position, then every time a new down candle is formed, we move our buy stop order to its open price.
- If we want to enter a short position, then every time a new up candle is formed, we move our sell stop order to its open price.
- The higher we get and the closer we get to the monthly and weekly objectives/PD arrays, the less likely it is that these candles will promote buying. We prefer to buy at equilibrium or below.
- The lower we get and the closer we get to the monthly and weekly objectives/PD arrays, the less likely it is that these candles will promote selling. We prefer to sell at equilibrium or above.
- If you enter a long position, your stop loss will be below the last swing low and the specific reference point described in the position trade management lesson.
- If we have realized a partial profit and the market returns to our entry, which is now a confirmed order block, we can buy/sell again if we expect further movement in the expected direction.
Stop Entry Techniques For Long-Term Traders - Buying With Stop Orders
Stop Entry Techniques For Long-Term Traders - Selling With Stop Orders
Stop Entry Techniques For Long-Term Traders - Buy Stops On Open Price
Stop Entry Techniques For Long-Term Traders - USDJPY Example - Monthly Chart
Stop Entry Techniques For Long-Term Traders - USDJPY Example - Market Structure Shift
Stop Entry Techniques For Long-Term Traders - Sell Stops On Open Price
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