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Quick Reference Trading Plan

A guide for trading Daily Charts usingPin Bar Reversals

Inside Bar Break Outs

Fakey Reversals

Combo patterns


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Trading Plan and Checklist for Daily Charts

Developing Responsibility

Filtering Trades by Finding Confluence

Quick Guide To Each Setup

Ways To Enter Each Setup

Summary


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About Trading Plans NOTE- This is a FIRST ATTEMPT, it took me 2 days to complete and It will likely take many attempts

to get it perfect., it is my FIRST attempt at helping traders with a trading plan or checklist etc,

Please check the document once a month, it will change and be updated. I am passionate about

making this trading plan checklist document very detailed for my members.

Lets Begin ... Trading plans or trading checklists as I call them hold you accountable, provide

general filters/guides for each trade you take. My personal trading plan consists of a list of my

strategies/patterns as well as a filtering check list or confluence checklist. The basics of my

personal trading plan combine an entry trigger confirmation signal with a confluent trend or

horizontal level or retracement point (or multiple confluence points). The idea is that by looking

for confluence , each trade entry trigger is justified by a fail safe filter like a level, trend or

retracement point.

Example - We see a bullish pin bar, and that pin bar forms at an obvious swing support level,

and the market is above the 21 day ema ,thus we have multiple confluence on the buy side, we

would take that trade given the probability is bullish

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What this document contains This document contains a quick reference of each of my price

action trading entry triggers, the different ways we can entereach setup, and the different filters or confluentalignments we can use to back up and justify our trades.

The idea of this document is to provide you quick reference foreach setup, entry types, and how to match up the signals withconfluent levels, trends or retracement points. A suggestionfor each filter for each setup is also included.

Enjoy ..


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Quick Reference of Patterns

Pin Bar Reversals


Fakey Reversals

Fakey Pin Bar Combo

Inside Pin Bar ComboLong Tail Pin Bar Fakey


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Pin Bars


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Inside Bars


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Combo Pin bar + Inside Bar


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Fakey + Pin Bar


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Normal Fakey Patterns


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Long tail pin fakey


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Entering The Setups

Aggressive and Conservative Entry Types For

Pin Bar Reversals


Fakey Reversals

Fakey Pin Bar ComboInside Pin Bar Combo

Long Tail Pin Bar Fakey


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Pin Bar Entry


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Inside Bar Entry


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Standard Fakey Entry type 1


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Standard Fakey Entry type 2


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Fakey Pin Combo Entry type 1The 4th Bar of This pattern acts as the trigger - Use an at market order


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Fakey Pin Combo Entry type 2

Conservative entry needs to see the trigger bar 4 close first, then we enter at market


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Entry types for Long Tail Pin Fakey (daily chart only)


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Combo entry types


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Confluence and Filters for Each Setup

Pin Bar Reversals Filters

Inside Bar Break Outs Filters

Fakey Reversals Filters

Fakey Pin Bar Combo Filters

Inside Pin Bar Combo FiltersLong Tail Pin Bar Fakey Filters


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Pin with trend confluence


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Dont trade pin bars against trend if you can help it


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Only Obvious 50 to 55%% swing retracement confluence


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Trade pins from key levels in swinging range bound markets

d h k


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Favour the trend when looking at consolidation phases

L T T d Th M k


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Inside bar with confluent trend

L T T d Th M k t


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Inside bars with confluent levels

( ) L T T d Th M k t


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V bottom pattern + Pin bar, if against trend increases odds



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Fakey with trend confluence



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Fakey with confluent levels


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Summary of Trading Plan Checklist

and

Justifying Trades with Confluent Filters

( ) Learn To Trade The Market


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Key Observations I have on Confluence Entry signals are to be matched up with at least

one or two other confluent filters.

The majority of confluent confirmation is to

stick with the obvious momentum Only trade from levels that have proven

themselves as turning points before.

Only Trade against an obvious trend is there is akey level which has proven itself before assupport or resistance. (it must be obvious)



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Simple to follow A trading plan check list need not be complex

This trading plan setups checklist is an example of a simple plan

which is easy to follow, you can recall it at any time to help justify

a trade or look for further confluent reasons to back up a price

action pattern/signal

Always refer to something of this nature to hold yourself

accountable, and to confirm that what you are seeing matches up

with your stated plan of action and check list.

If you cant make sense of a trade, and it does not contain the

basic principles of this trading plan checklist or one that you have

devised, then DONT TRADE.



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C i ht L T T d Th M k t 2010 A th Ni l F ll

Closing Tip DO NOT OVER THINK TRADING, stop trying to work out every fine detail just

get over it. The market cant be solved, it's not perfect, it is not a puzzle that

wants to be put together, so just stop over thinking it and accept it for what it

is.. A PRICE ON A SCREEN

Nothing is mechanical and nothing will look the same 2 times, each scenario is

different, so I have learned a way of looking and feeling about the forex

charts, in time it all becomes clear that there are basic principles behind

each profitable trade, the most obvious being that those profitable high

yielding trades always showed me multiple confluence or confirmations to

enter.

Good trading and see you soon

Nial Fuller

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