Trend continuation with bat pattern

7 Eyl 2015

We identify trend by two impulses in one direction separated by a correction. Correction is whatever priceaction within previous impulse's range. Violation of the final point of whatever impulse is continuation of the trend. Violation of the initial point of whatever impulse is a sign of trend reversal. Usually trends are only two impulses long. So by the time you have a confirmation of trend - it is almost over. That's why I stronly recomend you to take part of your position as soon as price action hits 0,382AD. If you close half at 0,382AD - it is enough to cover all your losses from previous trades, so the second part is your pure profit (net profit). I'm not a fan of moving stops to breakeven because it is not technically supported. My rule places stops beyond the impulse's border but entry point is within impulses range. The awareness of risking half instead of whole is enough)). Cheers.