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You bought the breakout.
The stock made a new high.
You were confident.
Then it gapped down the next session and stopped you out before you could react.
That wasn't bad luck. The candle warned you. You just didn't know the language.
5 signals explained in full ๐ฏ๏ธ
Most traders treat patterns like a vending machine.
Put in the pattern.
Get out the profit.๐ธ
It seems logical. The pattern has a name.
it implies a direction. The direction should follow. It doesn't.
Because candlestick patterns are not instructions. They are conversations
6/ Full video breakdown with all four rules, the Trader A/B story, and the invalidation price rule is here: โ [https://t.co/FuqbgySGzl]
Which rule do you find hardest to follow? Reply below.
A "reversal pattern" does not mean the market reverses. Most traders never catch this.
They see the pattern.
They trade the pattern.
They lose.
Then they blame the pattern.
The pattern was never wrong. Their understanding of it was.
3/ Rule Two: Confirmation separates signals from noise. In one ex, 3 consecutive hanging man candles appeared. Each made a new high close. A mechanical trader would have shorted all three. All three would have been stopped out. No confirmation. No close below the body. No trade
5/ Rule Four: New positions only in the direction of the major trend. A bearish signal in a bull market means one thing: liquidate longs. It does not mean short. Fighting the major trend doubles your risk. The professional steps aside and waits.
2/ Rule One: Context determines everything. The hammer and the hanging man are the exact same candle. Same shape. Same shadow. Same real body size. One is a buy signal. One is a sell signal. The only difference โ where they appear in the trend.
1/ A reversal pattern does not mean the market reverses. That single misunderstanding costs traders more money than almost any other error in technical analysis.
A "reversal pattern" does not mean the market reverses. Most traders never catch this.
They see the pattern.
They trade the pattern.
They lose.
Then they blame the pattern.
The pattern was never wrong. Their understanding of it was.
@Assimalhakeem 2. In India, virtually no listed company passes a stricter standard than this. Is relying on the AAOIFI/Musaffa method permissible for Muslim investors given this reality?
@Assimalhakeem If a company earns any impermissible income even under 5%, the investor must donate that same percentage of their profit to charity without intending reward.
My questions:
1. Is this AAOIFI screening method a valid and acceptable Islamic methodology? Can a Muslim investor rely