HEIKIN ASHI Strategies🔥 | Best Heiken Ashi Strategies | Part - 2

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[unFuk]

The BEST VIDEO THUS FAR IN MY OPINION!! as someone new to trading, you provided illustrations, explained why it is important to view in regular candles pattern chart, the positives and negatives to Heiken Ashi. If I could give you a hug right now. I have spent countless hours, little over 3k in courses to be even more confused ready to just not trade. However, call it perfect timing or an accumulation of all that i have done before finding your video but YYYYOOUU!!

[cheez-whizz]

I’ve watched many HA videos on YouTube and you are doing it the BEST

[sameerk]

Thanks! Highly appreciated for all your teaching

[divided_and_conquered]

It never ceases to amaze me how few ever make it to the succeeding videos in a series. It's May 17th, 2023 and right now you have 67K views on the first and only 28K on the second. These are _not_ long videos - in fact, you set it up into two videos for fear that people wouldn't watch a video that's too long and most _still_ can't make it! lol It's kind of ironic that possibly _fewer_ will see the second half than would have if you just made the two parts into one video, judging by the figures mentioned above.

Listen, don't worry about the short attention span people. You can't keep them no matter what you do. Besides, my guess would be that your audience, being interested in this particular milieu will tend to probably _prefer_ longer videos because you make them so detailed and easy to follow. ...just my two cents.... Cheers!

[figh]

rather than exiting at opposite candle, place the stoploss to the low

[narendravasan]

Excellent content. Youir explanation is plain simple & easy to understand. Kudos for your effort.

[rameshiyappan]

Whenever you upload a video, I press the like button first, then only i will start watch the video.. I know it will be good content...❤

[ShirleYangZi]

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[albinkuttamath]

Big fan of your's and what you do for traders. But would have to disagree with you on your opinion on heiken ashi not being suitable for scalping. On the contrary Heiken Ashi is the perfect candidate for scalping, because it reduces the noise from the chart on lower timeframes, giving the scalper a better decision making option. Here is the approach to options scalping... (NOT FOR BEGINNERS...!!!)

>> This is a pure price action + Heiken Ashi Candle strategy. No need for any indicators but you must master figuring out how Heiken Ashi candles respond to price action levels with your eyes alone. Or you may add whichever indicators you are comfortable with.
>> Both call AND put graphs you are working on should be put in the heiken ashi candles.
>> The base index of the call or put should be observed in BOTH Heiken Ashi candles AS WELL AS normal candles.
>> So basically you need a 4 window chart. One for Heiken Ashi Index, One for normal candle Index, One for its call and the last for its put.
>> You can go into lower timeframes if you are experienced but 1 & 3 min timeframes seems to be the Scalpers Favorite.

>> Wait for the index to breakout from the consolidation zone onto a short upward or downward trend.
>> DO NOT ENTER A TRADE WHEN THE INDEX IS IN A CONSOLIDATION ZONE, SIDEWAYS, OR MOVING WITHIN A TIGHT RANGE TRYING TO TEST A SUPPORT OR RESISTANCE.
>> Indices normally jump from the level of one strike price to another. SO MARK THE STRIKE PRICE 3-4 LEVELS UPWARD AND DOWNWARDS ON THE INDEX CHART.
>> Indices might also face previous psychological resistance levels in between these levels that might hinder a rally.
>> If the index is making an upward momentum move, start observing the call to see if and when it is starting to respond to the rally, and if the index is moving downward, start observing the put.


>> Always try to punch in a trade with trailing stoploss facility if your broker is providing one instead of naked trade.

Double confirm the following points before you punch in a trade
1. The index rallying momentum is continuing.
2. Call or Put must start responding to the rally and has started to create momentum candles with only an upper wick and a body atleast as big as or bigger than the previous candle.

Once you punch in the trade, trail your stoploss till you achieve your target. Certain brokers like fyers provides facility to do this graphically on the chart itself. Once you achieve your target you can either exit or wait and see if you can get lucky and the rally will continue to give further returns. You may or may not continue to trail the stoploss or prefer to manually exit the trade when you feel like the rally is ending.

Signs of a weakening trend are...
1. The upper wick of the heiken Ashi candle is equal to or lower than the upper wick of the previous candle.
2. The body of the candle is becoming significantly smaller than the previous candle.
3. Green candles starting to form lower wicks.
4. Indecision candles with wicks on both sides.

BE ADVISED THAT THESE CAN ALSO BE THE SIGN OF A MID-RALLY CORRECTION AND NEED NOT BE A REVERSAL.

Hence when the signs of weakness start to appear, wait till you make sure that both the index and the derivate is reversing before you exit the trade, to avoid a premature exit. The signs of reversal are the exact opposite of the second point of trade confirmation, that is, Appearance of downward red momentum candles with lower wick and a body atleast as big as or bigger than the previous candle. You may also double confirm by watching the appearance of red momentum candles on the normal candle chart of the index.

It is quite normal in scalping to exit during a correction if it is much bigger, and re-entering it once the rally continues. But the profits of doing it should be worth the losses you are making in terms of the additional charges that you will have to pay... else if the correction is small, its always better to stay put and enjoy the ride.

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[cks]

superb video...great info in a simple style...kudos

[Rashomon]

I subbed after Part 1. Part 2 was even better!

[srinivasmudda]

your courses are like you say comprehensive, detailed&conceptual and for real you don't need anyother videos or course..

[anumanchipallisathikonda]

Thank you for the valuable information.

[ER-vybs]

amazing video and very nicely explained. Thank you for helping the community with your expertise.

[geetasurange]

Thanks Sir for this valuable VDO.I have gone through PART 1.

[chenjishivakumar]

Good comprehensive illustration thank you sir, , expect more best knowledge videos in practical trading

[tradesbymo]

Great video friend! Plenty informative

[maheshposwal]

This is what I was looking for months. Such splendid comprehension is so valuable. Thanks a lot

[AmericanCitizen-bwlk]

Your teaching method is concise and thorough. TY. Please provide video in which time frames are better for trading. I've been told, daily or weekly time frames are best to look at for trading. In addition, 3 different moving averages such as the 50, 150, and 200. Which is Best? TY.

[prabhakark]

this video is best. Continue the good work.