When to REALLY enter a trade: the three pillars of trading

In trading, there is one main problem — most enter a trade simply because “the price has dropped” or “it looks good”. The result? They get stop-loss and losses.

Two entry logics that work

All strategies boil down to two schemes:

Bounce from the level — you wait for the price to touch strong support/resistance and then reverses back. The classic “catch the bounce”.

Breakout level — you enter when the price breaks a level and continues further on inertia. A more aggressive approach.

But here's the catch: just seeing the level is not enough. You need three confirmations simultaneously.

Three Signals for the Perfect Entry Point

Let's take $BTC as an example. You are looking for a bounce off support — but do not enter at the very first moment. You wait:

1. The price touched the level — this is your first whale (Levels). Just a fact that contact occurred.

2. The candle turned upwards — this is the second whale (Direction). The green candle says: “Here begins the rise”.

3. Volume has gone up — this is the third whale (Energy). Demand is real, not fake, not manipulation. Big money is moving.

This is the moment when ALL THREE come together — this is your entry point. Not before.

Why this works

The difference between a professional and a “dice player” is one: patience. A professional can wait a week to get all three signals. The “player” enters after the first signal and loses the deposit.

Current levels for example:

• $BTC: 91,034.4 (+0.19%)
• $ETH: 3,049.46 (+1.74%)
• $XRP: 2.1857 (+0.11%)

Your task

Check $ETH on the daily chart. Find the moment when all three confirmations occurred. Screenshot + explanation in the comments. I'm curious to see how you analyze.

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