Had to identify the flaw in my TA before I could put this out; SMA instead of EMA was the root cause 👍

Useful sites for finding opportunities:

https://coinmarketcap.com/
I use this to look for coins that are recently in the top trading volume but have a MC value that is outside the top 20

https://cryptobubbles.net/
I use this to filter coins in a visual context from 1min-1year timeframes and to display only the coins that are available to me for trading on DYDX Exchange

https://www.coinglass.com/LiquidationData
I use this to identify trend changes from buy/sell and it can be used to find coins that have recently bottomed or topped out as they will be in the top of the list for liquidations by coin

Must say that my current strategy is failing in the "backtested data" department.

One solid month of trading, with weekly analysis of each trade, should be enough data to identify where corrections can be made.

I watched this again today; worth skimming through if you need a refresher on interpreting candles and identifying patterns

Before you make an entry, be sure to check multiple timeframes to make sure you aren't entering at the wrong point during the Elliot Wave cycle

🧠+👨‍💻=💰

Do NOT ignore what the Price Action is telling you; if 2-out-of-3 of your indicators are saying the trend is Bearish, you should wait before attempting to LONG.

🧠+👨‍💻=💰

There are 3 problems in retailers:

1/ Losing in chop zone (Consolidation zone)

2/ Go against the trend when the main move comes.

3/ Take profit too early when the main move comes.

@RoseSignalsPremium

This is what I use to identify coins I’m interested in trading. I’m looking for large liquidations of non-BTC/ETH coins.

Green color is traders who have had their long positions liquidated

Red color is traders who have had their short positions liquidated

When the screen is all one color with just a few exceptions, those are the charts to watch for an entry.

https://www.coinglass.com/liquidations

Here's a video showing how to use TradingView charting tools.

I cover everything that I personally find useful 👍

Here's some free information on sites that can be helpful when you're struggling with coin data!

<Net Long, Net Short>

1. http://Coinglass.com provides most of the information for free.

2. After accessing the site, click Super Charts.
3. Add Net Long, Net Short, etc.

* If you're having trouble interpreting open interest, account ratio, funding rate, etc.,

* We recommend starting with Net Long and Net Short to intuitively see the changes in the proportion of long and short positions (net positions).

👉🏻 The key here is to always monitor price movements, and practice checking how prices change when Net Long and Net Short values ​​change.

(Once you're comfortable with this process, you can move on to checking data like open interest, account ratio, funding rate, and liquidation using the above method.)