Showing posts with label Pump & Dump. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pump & Dump. Show all posts

Sunday, July 14, 2024

Trading Major News Events | D'onte Goodridge

News events typically inject momentum into the market, often prompting traders to anticipate where price might trend in response to the news. Making educated predictions about these movements is a common strategy rooted in technical analysis. Position yourself AFTER major news releases (NFP, CPI, PPI, PMI, FOMC etc.) with either a Pump & Dump or a Dump & Pump trading setup.


Sell Scenario/Setup: Wait for the buy side liquidity pool on the 15 minute timeframe to be raided first. After that, go to the 1 minute timeframe entry above the killzone's opening price. Then, anticipate that price will revert back down to a sell side liquidity level.
 
 
Buy Scenario/Setup: Wait for the sell side liquidity pool on the 15 minute timeframe to be raided first. After that, go to the 1 minute timeframe entry below the killzone's opening price. Then, anticipate that price will revert back up to a buy side liquidity level.
 
When price moves above the opening price of a killzone, it's in a premium. This is where to find ideal sell entries. 


When price moves below the opening price of a killzone, it's in a
discount. This is where to find ideal buy entries.

Monday, July 1, 2024

Buy and Sell Signals | Larry Williams

 Buy Signal: Dump, dump, (dump), go sideways and pump a bit, one more small dump, then the pump.
Sell Signal: Pump, pump, (pump), go sideways and drop a bit, one more small pump, then the dump.

» If I observe prices in a strong downtrend, then move sideways before dropping again, only to immediately return to the previous trading range, that's a buy signal. Why? Because during the sideways range, accumulation was taking place. The breakdown likely liquidated many long positions, and professional money will often buy in that area. If the price quickly returns to the range, it confirms that they’ve been buying, and that's when I want to enter a long position in the market.  «
 
 
See also: