Flag
Flag
Flag
Inside the flags are always smaller flags and their swaps. All you have to do to understand the price is to
look inside the big flags.The market has a beautiful coordination and discipline. No area in a flag is
insignificant, everything depends on the order, And as long as a swap area remains intact, there is
always the possibility of reacting to it.
Forget all the stupid names you were told. Discover the right areas by tracking orders. Knowledge can
never be imposed on the market. It must be learned from the market. Everyone offers a view of RTM,
but does not understand the reality of the market.
The problem becomes much easier when you try to understand the ORDER FLOW by examining the
market.
The smaller flags and their swaps have different functions within this large flag and we can name them
so that we can understand each other when we talk about them. But in fact, they are all flag limits and
their new names have not changed their nature. Now let's examine the price structure of the price with
respect to each of these tiny flags. Each flag has a specific function. When orders are loaded into a flag,
if we have a flag with a price-reducing function. Areas close to the flag ceiling are more important for
sellers, and if they want to change the price scenario, they have to increase the price to mpl. But when
does this happen?
Of course, some times The price moves with high momentum that it can be said that the blue area is a
flag and the price has ENGULFed it completely.
Price gives its main reaction to mpl (actually touches its target.)and now you can enter the market in
QML.
I will never fully explain everything and I hope you think more.
There are more details that are related to symmetry and will send in the next topic.
MPL=Target=FL
Rs=Mouth=FL
OR=Origin=ORFL=FL
Limit=FL