I think its all about first identifying support resistance on daily/4 hour and then going to lower level timeframes to fine tune the entry. Im really interested in this strategy
but cannot currently do it because im in college and can only spare 20 minutes or so at the end of each day. However, i think since the key is identifying s/r at daily/4 hr , i can produce an ea which will automatically enter upon the rules of entry. Maybe...! We'll see! Any suggestions?
Oh, and i dont think there has been any changes
And heres my two cents - i have been looking at the area of charts when the price gets close to the s/r lines. And i always, when i look at the long candles, wish i could get in at the very top! So, im guessing that if we identify an area in which there are long tails on 4 hour and then we go down to 15 minutes we will see some divergence (unless youre like cad/jpy and have a range of 30 pips in one minute sometimes) signifying that the top of the long tail has just arrived and is about to go down. We also might see a falling star, dojo, etc.
Ive also seen candles with large tails hitting the upper channel and according to this strategy we would have to place a stop the size of that humongous candle! Thats really a shame... So maybe a strategy can be, identify s/r line, and if the current candle is starts from a significantly large distance from upper channel at the start but is now about to cross it, then once can go to lower levels to identify regular divergence and japanese candles and trade appropriately (or some other way to trade in the direction of the channel on smaller timeframes). Once we see reversal we can place tight stops.
4 hour gbp/usd

- 4 hour s/r
15 minute gbp/usd, divergence + japanese candles

- divergence at 15 minute level