The_True_Forex_community

30/11/2025

**“Most traders only see the obvious market structure — the HH, HL, LH, LL… but the real edge lives in the hidden structure beneath it 🔍📊
Inside every trend, the market leaves micro-breaks, internal BOS, liquidity pockets, displacement candles, and mitigation points that reveal the true intention of smart money 🧠💡

If you learn to read these internal clues — the internal range, the hidden accumulation, the manipulation wick, the liquidity sweep before the real move — the chart stops lying and starts speaking clearly 📉➡️📈

Master the hidden structure, and you stop chasing moves…
You start predicting them 🎯🔥.”**

30/11/2025

THREAD: “The Blowists – A Study of Professional Account Destroyers”

30/11/2025

BUY🟢SELL🔴PASS❌🔥🔥️(On Going Quiz)

BUY🟢SELL🔴PASS❌️(Price Action)

30/11/2025

EURNZD UPDATE – A CLEAN PLAY FROM STRUCTURE 📉🔥

Our EURNZD sell is officially running in profit, exactly as expected after the failed Buy-QM flipped into a strong SnR (Sell-side Quasimodo).
Textbook market structure… and the market respected every step.

This is why we trust the process, not the emotions.
The setup was clear, the confirmation was there — and now we’re looking at a fruitful week ahead as price continues to flow toward our projected 1:3/1:4 targets.

Stay focused.
Stay disciplined.
The market always rewards those who follow structure, not impulse.
More updates loading… 📊💡

— The_True_Forex_Community

30/11/2025

Early Evening Lesson🫱🏻‍🫲🏽📚🔥

📘 Lesson: Understanding the Bullish Pennant Pattern

The visual uses a creative analogy — a proposal — to show how a bullish pennant forms and how price behaves before and after it.

Let’s break it down properly:

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1️⃣ What Is a Bullish Pennant?

A bullish pennant is a continuation pattern that forms after a strong impulsive move to the upside.
It shows a temporary pause before the market continues the original trend.

It’s made of two key elements:

The Flagpole: A strong upward move with big bullish candles.

The Pennant: A small consolidation where price moves inside two converging trendlines.

This consolidation is the market catching its breath.

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2️⃣ Why It Forms

The bullish pennant usually appears when:

Buyers pushed price strongly upward

The market pauses as buyers and sellers balance out

Liquidity builds up inside the tight range

A breakout happens when buyers regain control

It’s the market saying:
“Hold on… let me reload before I continue higher.”

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3️⃣ How to Read It (Using the Visual)

In the visual:

The initial climb represents the strong bullish push.

The couple’s proposal stance mirrors the pennant — a tightening formation.

After consolidation, price breaks out, continuing upward toward the “target.”

This matches real chart behavior:
Breakout → Retest (sometimes) → Continuation to target

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4️⃣ How to Trade It

Entry:

Wait for a breakout above the upper trendline of the pennant.

Conservative traders wait for a retest.

Stop Loss:

Below the lower pennant trendline.

Or below the breakout candle.

Take Profit:

Measure the height of the flagpole, then project that distance upward from the breakout.
This is exactly what the visual demonstrates with the “TARGET” labels.

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5️⃣ Key Notes Every Trader Should Remember

Not every consolidation is a pennant — the lines must converge.

Breakout must have momentum.

Avoid entering while price is still inside the pennant.

Volume and candle strength matter.

Pennants are strongest when part of an established trend.



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30/11/2025

BUY🟢SELL🔴PASS❌️(Price Action)

30/11/2025

Trust Me I Can't even Count My self😫😫🤣

30/11/2025

📘 Lesson: Understanding the Bullish Pennant Pattern

The visual uses a creative analogy — a proposal — to show how a bullish pennant forms and how price behaves before and after it.

Let’s break it down properly:

---

1️⃣ What Is a Bullish Pennant?

A bullish pennant is a continuation pattern that forms after a strong impulsive move to the upside.
It shows a temporary pause before the market continues the original trend.

It’s made of two key elements:

The Flagpole: A strong upward move with big bullish candles.

The Pennant: A small consolidation where price moves inside two converging trendlines.

This consolidation is the market catching its breath.

---

2️⃣ Why It Forms

The bullish pennant usually appears when:

Buyers pushed price strongly upward

The market pauses as buyers and sellers balance out

Liquidity builds up inside the tight range

A breakout happens when buyers regain control

It’s the market saying:
“Hold on… let me reload before I continue higher.”

---

3️⃣ How to Read It (Using the Visual)

In the visual:

The initial climb represents the strong bullish push.

The couple’s proposal stance mirrors the pennant — a tightening formation.

After consolidation, price breaks out, continuing upward toward the “target.”

This matches real chart behavior:
Breakout → Retest (sometimes) → Continuation to target

---

4️⃣ How to Trade It

Entry:

Wait for a breakout above the upper trendline of the pennant.

Conservative traders wait for a retest.

Stop Loss:

Below the lower pennant trendline.

Or below the breakout candle.

Take Profit:

Measure the height of the flagpole, then project that distance upward from the breakout.
This is exactly what the visual demonstrates with the “TARGET” labels.

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5️⃣ Key Notes Every Trader Should Remember

Not every consolidation is a pennant — the lines must converge.

Breakout must have momentum.

Avoid entering while price is still inside the pennant.

Volume and candle strength matter.

Pennants are strongest when part of an established trend.



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30/11/2025

Word Of The Day✍️📚🔥

30/11/2025

“Be honest… how many times has gold turned you from analyst to prayer warrior this month? 🤣

30/11/2025

“Stop praying for breakthroughs you haven’t trained for.”