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Pocket Option Luck Rewards Draw 434: Rollover Prize Awarded

The rolling prize in Luck Rewards draw 434 reached $18,000 and was awarded to one trader. A short update on what happened, what changed on the counter and what to check before the next draw.

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CISD Trading Strategy for Identifying Changes in Price Delivery

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Albert RobertsonBearish
Market Profile Trading Strategy Using TPO, Value Area and Initial Balance

A price chart shows where the market went. A market profile shows where it spent its time, and that turns out a rather different picture, often the more useful one. What follows is how a TPO profile gets built and read, and how trades get planned around value and the first hour, failures included.

October 2720
Rejection block zone outlined from the body edge to the wick extreme
Albert RobertsonBearish
Rejection Block Trading Strategy for Entries After Wick Rejection

A long wick means price has been trying to go somewhere, but failed and was driven back out. The failed area is the area you outline. The rejected area becomes the rejection block, and trading is about what happens when price returns to it later on. The present piece is a guide on how to mark it according to a fixed rule, how to assess a retest, and in what circumstances it may become invalid. There is also a discussion of what separates rejection blocks from pin bars and order blocks, which are often confused.

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