Why Join The Market Flow?
It doesn’t matter what entry strategy you follow—
if you use it during the wrong market phase, it won’t lead to success.
By joining this community, you’ll learn how to use your strategy by defining the trend and its phase.
Thank you for your time and interest in visiting.
Let me briefly share why I created a website that gives you the most important answer: when NOT TO trade!
Trading is a challenging business that demands confidence, emotional control, and a robust system that works for you.
Mastery comes not just from knowledge, but from the ability to simplify and explain what you do—a principle I believe in.
One of the most effective ways to deepen your understanding of your process is to articulate how you approach it consistently.
This website is my tool for gaining a deeper understanding of the trading game each day by establishing clear, actionable rules.
I believe connecting a name and face to ideas can be valuable, but I prefer to remain in incognito mode for now. Thank you for understanding.
The Trend is My Friend
Many traders fall into the trap of mean reversion, enticed by quick wins but worn down by inevitable losses. I’ve lived in this trap.
I analyze trends across eight different timeframes and identify the market phases where my strategy has the greatest edge.
Clarity builds confidence, helping you enter and exit trades with precision!
Know what you want to see, and where you want to see it!
How I Analyze the Markets
Minimal Indicators: I rely on naked charts, support/resistance zones, and peak/valley analysis, using VWAP and RSI.
Trend Identification: I determine trends with impulse base analysis and use Fibonacci tools and support/resistance zones to pinpoint optimal entry and exit points in different market phases.
Timeframes
Start with Weekly and Monthly charts for trend context.
Use Daily charts for primary trend alignment.
Execute most of my trades on M15 and M5 (only in special cases on M1), with analysis including H4 and H1.
Stop-Loss & Targets
I exit when the structure breaks on the entry timeframe, ensuring a better risk-to-reward ratio and minimizing losses by quickly closing losing positions.
I always use a stop-loss, strategically placed far enough from the entry price to withstand potential stop-hunting.
I take profit at the first troubled area (target Fibonacci levels, support/resistance) in corrections and minor trends, and go for larger moves in primary trend expansions.
My automatic close-back stop (for exiting at structure breaks), and my stop is also trailing to work on the in-trade risk-to-reward ratio
Explanation of levels and colors
The orange lines indicate the impulse base on major timeframes, serving as key levels that mark the origin of significant momentum. These lines signal the direction and confirm the validity of the prevailing trend.
Level colors
Daily - blue
Weekly - purple
Monthly - magenta
H4 - aqua
Long trigger - green
Short trigger - red
Clean (not yet tested) breakdown - dashed green
Clean (not yet tested) breakout - dashed red
Stay grounded, stay present,
Peter🏄🏼♂️
P.S. Take a look at some of my ideas on TradingView!
