Take a look at the arrows pointing at the troughs in the volume (versus crests). This spot can ALWAYS be predicted. Its the achilles heel of the chart. This is a constant.
Now take a look at how far the price stretches everyday and the relationship with RSI (RSI set to 7). Also note the time of day. When RSI is below the centerline or the 25 level, this is an indication that price MIGHT have reached the extend of the trading range (Wyckoff accumulation).
There are a few other considerations here as well... Previous order blocks, support/resistance, EMA support or resistance. But the most important area to clearly understand is the lowest volume of the day at the session divider. It is a sure thing every single session. Its a low pressure zone or "dead space."
Keeping that in mind also remember one of the most important principles in TA: Price is going to move from areas of low pressure towards areas of high pressure.
Takes some practice, but it is there for anyone to see. I don't need to prove it to anyone because its literally right there on the chart and I didnt make it up.
Now take a look at how far the price stretches everyday and the relationship with RSI (RSI set to 7). Also note the time of day. When RSI is below the centerline or the 25 level, this is an indication that price MIGHT have reached the extend of the trading range (Wyckoff accumulation).
There are a few other considerations here as well... Previous order blocks, support/resistance, EMA support or resistance. But the most important area to clearly understand is the lowest volume of the day at the session divider. It is a sure thing every single session. Its a low pressure zone or "dead space."
Keeping that in mind also remember one of the most important principles in TA: Price is going to move from areas of low pressure towards areas of high pressure.
Takes some practice, but it is there for anyone to see. I don't need to prove it to anyone because its literally right there on the chart and I didnt make it up.