By Nial Fuller
Posted in Forex Trading Strategies
In conclusion, pin bar reversals are a great price action
tool that forex traders can use in all market conditions. They are best
played at confluent levels with strong support and resistance
confirmation. Pin bars taken with the dominant daily trend are generally
more accurate than counter trend pins. However, counter trend pins can
set off long-term directional bias changes that can mean serious cash
for traders with a trained eye. Pin bars work great at the tops and bottoms of range-bound markets and provide very accurate setups in these conditions.
Trading Pin Bar Signals with Support and Resistance
Confirmation, is perhaps one of the most effective ways to trade forex,
if not thee most effective way to trade. This article will show some
examples of trading pin bars from key levels. Follow along closely
because this is likely to be one of the most powerful Forex trading
strategies you will ever learn.
Pin bars are one of the most
valuable tools that price action traders have in their Forex trading
arsenal. They often form at major market turning points, correction
levels, or within a trend as continuation signals. When combined with a
strong support or resistance level, pin bars can be one
of the most accurate trading signals available. The best pin bar setups
occur near confluent levels of previous price action as the market
moves in one direction and then regresses back to re-test a previous
support or resistance level. We can see in this daily chart of EUR/USD
two successive pin bars testing a previous support and resistance level and then resuming downward movement
Pin bars occur in all market conditions; up trends, down trends, and range bound. The beauty of price action analysis
is that it teaches you how to analyze market movement based on
inherently generated data; namely price data. Reversal bars taken at
confluent levels can act as a map to long-term profits in the forex
market. Trader’s can design a highly profitable trading method entirely
around pin bars if they so desire. The more confluence added to a pin
bar formation the more accurate it becomes. We can see in this daily
chart of GBP/USD below a beautiful pin far formed at a previous
support/resistance level with the up trend and also at a Fibonacci 61.8
retrace level. The more confluence you can combine with a pin bar signal the higher its accuracy becomes.
Pin bars are adaptable to ever-changing forex
market conditions and can be very profitable even in ranging markets.
They can be very accurate if the formation is clear and obvious and
combined with solid support or resistance confirmation. We can see in
the daily chart of EUR/JPY below two very well formed counter-trend pin
bars that formed off support in a range bound market that netted some
serious gains for traders with a keen eye for price action analysis. Pin
bars of this clarity and magnitude can be entered after the close on a
market order. We suggest specific entry, stop, and target levels for
quality pin bar setups in our member’s trading forum.
Pin bars can be taken at major market turning
points counter-trend if they are very well formed. Often times long-term
trend changes are set off by large pin bars that can result in some
serious gains for traders aware of the potential. The daily USD/JPY
chart below demonstrates how a large, well formed pin bar can tip off
traders to longer-term changes in trend direction. Often times trend
changes will occur rapidly and form what is called a “V” bottom with the
bottom bar being a pin bar.
When pin bars form at the top or bottom of a
consolidating market that is taking a breather after a large directional
movement they can often signal trend resumption is near. In the daily
chart of USD/CAD below we can see multiple pin bars formed at the top of
a range bound market that was most recently in a large down trend. The
last pin bar on the right side of the chart set off a very powerful move
that resulted in a breakout of the range and subsequent downward trend
resumption.
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