Yesterday, as seen on the Daily chart, price rallied upward only for it to be strongly halted (once again) by the base of a previous channel that was broken late last week. As a result of this strong upward price rejection, price turned downward and proceeded to break both lows of Monday and Tuesday (you might have to squint to see this).NOTE: I lost a Long trade I took yesterday as result of this price move. Though, the H4 and Hourly parameters were in place, I had envisaged the possibility of the above scenario, and as such, risked only about 0.25% of my capital.
On the H4 chart the price movement described above resulted in price breaking the most recent swing low @ 1.3875, which automatically gave us a bearish bias; in other words, a bias for downward price movement.
On the Hourly chart, however, price recently broke above the most recent swing high @ 1.3926, and based on our trading method, that automatically nullifies any previous trade set-up we were anticipating.Prior to price breaking the most recent swing high, the positive MACD divergence should have warned us of the imminent price reversal upward. Personally, this kept me from seeking a Short trade.
However, please note that MACD divergence – just like any other indicator – doesn’t always result in a valid warning. That’s one of the uncertainties we have to deal with when trading; we just have to stick to a particular approach for consistency on our part. NO ONE METHOD IS ERROR-PROOF.
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