#Chapter3 : Price Action Trading Secrets
Disclaimer: I am going to share my experience in Price Action trading. Please note this is NOT at all a Holy Grail or even close so if you are looking for that, please stop reading here.
1st Topic would be -
What is Price Action & why it is important?
We all trade price every day. Knowingly or unknowingly but we all are associated with price. You buy a stock at 100 & I sell at 100, we traded price. So price is nothing but an agreement between 2 parties to trade something mutually
Price action is important to find the right balance between buying pressure & selling pressure which actually moves the price.
Our next topic would be -
Understand structure, trends & market cycles
What is the first thing you look when you see a new chart? Thinking???
Let me help. The first & foremost thing you should look for in any chart is “Structure” or “Trend”. It’s easy….right?
Structure is nothing but the analysis of recent peaks & troughs (in other words pivots).
Structure is to spot the following 4 things on any given chart –
1.Higher high
2.Higher low
3.Lower high
4.Lower low
a.Accumulation
b.Mark up
c.Distribution
d.Mark down
As Price Action trader you need to literally understand these concepts really well so that you can time your entries accordingly.
a. Accumulation: This cycle comes after the Mark down phase where the sell-off by Smart Money (FIIs, DIIs, big hedge funds etc.) happens to dump the stocks back to retail traders.
Next section will be on Mark up phase.
•Bulls feel that it’s time for profit booking or offloading the stock OR
•Bears start getting active to take control & price resist to move up
•Either price falls sharply (highly unlikely in one shot) OR
•Price moves in range (beginning of distribution phase)
c. Distribution: This phase is an interesting phase & price spends a lot of time here just like accumulation phase. Whatever stocks Smart Money has accumulated at lower prices, they need to now sell.
Next phase-Mark Down
Hope you liked these fundamentals to understand how price moves.
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