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I've never seen someone explain Ichimoku in so much detail. I highly recommend this to traders who use Ichimoku.
If you do nothing else, watch the part that starts at 19:38. He shows you how to use Ichimoku to figure out how to anticipate the end of consolidation and the resumption of a trend.
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This teaches you how to defeat the crab!
first of all thanks, also is that a man
>first of all thanks,
You're welcome. His material was too good not to share.
>also is that a man
If your pp gets hard, does it matter?
i'm obsessed with ichimoku. if you have any other videos or books you can share i would like to consoom them all.
>If your pp gets hard, does it matter?
no
If you haven't already, look at the rest of Kei's videos. This guy is an Ichimoku expert.
He has kindly created a playlist where he goes over everything he knows about Ichimoku over the course of 5 videos.
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This is the 4h chart for BTCUSD from April 28, 2020. Look at how well this caught the continuation.
cool, i love ichimoku so much
It really does feel like a red pill. My current trading style is all about using RSI trendlines, price trendlines, and divergences for short term scalping, but I fucking wish I knew how to ride trends better, because I know there's more money there. Now, I have a weapon to help me do that. I actually don't use Ichimoku that much in my trading beyond looking for cloud breaks on high timeframes as confirmation, but I think that's going to change. I think I'm going to watch this guys videos and add Ichimoku to my arsenal.
Kei did a video on trading psychology which is how I initially found him.
This guy is good.
kasyou rosiel
She's beautiful.
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not a pp girl but that's ok
He speaks a pretty good English for a Japanese.
This is the 4h chart for BTCUSD from March 12, 2020. It caught the dump from hell too. I love this Senko B technique.
Yeah, his English is decent.
too bad she has those typical disgusting crooked japanese teeth
Can you get into daily and weekly and see the bigger trend?
How would you know to enter in that candle based solely on the information you have in this picture? (I am assuming you mean a short position)
I'm willing to overlook that.
>Can you get into daily and weekly and see the bigger trend?
Probably, let me try.
Here is BTCUSD from May 2016 on the weekly chart. Holy shit, look at that.
Did you watch the first video? He explains everything if you watch from 19:38. The idea is that you notice that Senko B is flat so you wait until it to curve down in this case since we're in a bearish trend. When it curves down, go back 26 candles from the Senko B span, and you have your entry. In realtime trading, it'll be the most recent candle, so you don't have to think too hard.
imagine being a faggot
I hope everybody in this thread makes it.
I've been backtesting this on the EUR/USD chart for 4h/1D time frames and it doesn't work for shit
Post some failed setups. I'm curious. Maybe someone could ask Kei about setup failures too.
>anticipate the end of consolidation and the resumption of a trend.
There are a million ways to do this. If you havent figured it out by now, get a job at walmart. The hard part is figuring out up or down. That part no one knows
I know nothing about this product or what it could do for me.
Cute girl, but she has the crazy eyes. I've learned to look out for that look in the eyes from experience.
Eyes are uncanny
I don't think it's just the surgery that east asians sometimes do. There's a little bit of crazy in there.
THANK FUCKING FUCK. Finally a Zig Forumsanon that posts something useful. Please jesus be the turning point for this absolute state of a board
I did EUR/USD on 1d for parts of 2017 and 2018. It mostly worked for me, but there was one stinker in July 2018. That entry put you underwater right away. I also put a 55 period Hull Moving Average on, and that last one was fighting against the Hull MA support, so that was probably a bad idea.
Will it be a reversal or a dead cat bounce?
I use the two main lines from the Ichimoku set of stuff, baseline and conversion line, but I hide all the rest of it. For my TA procedure I don't use the line cross as a signal as the lines serve a different purpose for me. I also set them to slightly longer intervals; baseline 30 and conversion line 10.
>I also set them to slightly longer intervals; baseline 30 and conversion line 10.
What's the reasoning behind these changes?
I liked the positioning of the lines better with those numbers on backtest. It depends how you trade and what you're using the lines for. Like I said, I don't use the lines in the exactly proscribed intended way.