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Limit Entry Techniques for Long-Term Traders
1. Buying with Limit Orders
Higher Timeframe Bias:
o Monthly and/or weekly charts must suggest institutional order flow is aiming for a PD
array above daily market price.
Daily Candle Requirement:
o Daily must post a bearish candle (down close).
o Candle must be closed, not still forming.
Entry Rule:
o Place buy limit at the close of the bearish daily candle.
o Next day, price should trade below that close to fill the order.
Market Context:
o Best in bullish market conditions after a market structure break and price is already
moving higher.
o You're buying at a deep discount / undervalued level without indicators.
Advantages:
o Immediate positive feedback and quick profitability.
o Works even without catching exact tops or bottoms—profitable “in-between” entries in
trends.
o Long-term moves with many pips, though setups take time to form.
2. Selling with Limit Orders
Higher Timeframe Bias:
o Monthly and/or weekly charts must suggest institutional order flow is aiming for a PD
array below daily market price.
Daily Candle Requirement:
o Daily must post a bullish candle (up close).
o Candle must be closed, not still forming.
Entry Rule:
o Place sell limit at the close of the bullish daily candle.
o Next day, price should trade above that close to fill the order.
Market Context:
o Best in bearish market conditions when price is overvalued / overbought.
o Combine with daily PD arrays like bearish order blocks, fair value gaps, fills of voids,
breaks of support turned resistance, or sweeps of recent highs.
Advantages:
o Low-risk, high-probability entries at short-term premiums in bearish markets.
o Often catches the final push (Judas swing) before a large drop.
3. Important Notes for Both Buy & Sell Limits
Not just about the candle’s direction—must blend with PD arrays on daily + higher timeframes.
Higher timeframe PD arrays (monthly/weekly) pull price in one direction; daily PD arrays give the
entry trigger in the opposite short-term move.
Examples show hundreds to thousands of pips gained without intraday trading.
Multiple opportunities exist in long-term trends even without catching tops or bottoms.
4. Example: Japanese Yen Case Study
Weekly Chart Context:
o Bullish order block at 100 level.
o Bearish order block (weekly PD array) at 118–119 level.
Daily Chart Entries:
o Multiple down candles’ closes used for buy limits produced moves of 1800, 980, 785, 600,
500, and 360 pips.
Key Insight:
o Buying below down candle closes gave deep-discount entries in a bullish market moving
toward weekly premium PD array.
5. Final Takeaway
You don’t need intraday trading to make large pip gains.
Long-term limit entries, aligned with higher timeframe PD arrays and daily triggers, can produce
low-risk, high-reward trades.
Works across market types if you respect the higher timeframe bias + daily entry pattern.
