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The SE Strategy is based on the following concepts:  \n1) SUPPORT & RESISTANCE  \n2) TRENDLINES  \n3) REJECTIONS  \n4) BREAKOUTS  \n5) RETESTS  \n6) FRACTALS  \n7) H1 TIMEFRAME  \n8) M15 TIMEFRAME  \n9) M5 TIMEFRAME  \nMaster these concepts and enjoy making profit consistently, lets get to it:  \nSUPPORT & RESISTANCE  \n(VOLATILITY ZONES)  \nSupport and resistance are levels that have been tested by the market several times , bouncing at those levels and leaving rejections or pin bars, the market tend to test this levels and we only consider a level support or resistance when it has been tested more than once, we call these levels VOLATILITY ZONES .  \nThe market either bounce at this levels or break them and give us a breakout. When trading VIX 75 use this levels to execute your orders, we wait for the market to give us what we expect at this levels and wait for the market to decide what to do, after the market has took a decision whether it bounces or breakout we dive in and move along with the trend.  \nWE WAIT FOR A BREAKOUT, RETEST AND A CONTINUATION H1 CANDLESTICK  \nLet me break that down. When the market is at resistance level or about to hit resistance we wait for it to give us a breakout, a retest back to that zone anda (GREEN) bullish candlestick, turn resistance into support then we buy when we see a (GREEN) bullish candle    \nAND WE WAIT FOR A GREEN REJECTION CANDLESTICK, BOUNCE AND A RED CANDLESTICK WITH A SMALL REJECTION .  \nAgain when the market is at resistance we wait for it to bounce, give us a (GREEN) bullish H1 rejection candlestick, we wait for that candlestick to close as a rejection, WE WAIT FOR IT TO CLOSE, we then wait for the next hour candlestick to also give us a rejection and turn RED then we sell, we sell only when we see a RED candlestick following a GREEN rejection candlestick at resistance  \nAPPLY THE SAME SET OF RULES AT SUPPORT LEVEL!!  \nREFER TO THE IMAGES BELOW TO SEE THESE SETUPS:  \nTRENDLINES  \nTrend line's represent S & R levels, we also use this lines to spot the very same breakouts, retests and rejections along with the buy and sell rules that I explained in the previous section.  \nDraw your trend line only when you have 2 or more bounces at your trend line,refer to the pictures below to learn how to draw trend line's:  \nREJECTIONS  \n(VERY IMPORTANT)  \nRejections are those candlesticks that close with a wick, we use this candlesticks to anticipate the buying and selling power momentum.  \nREJECTIONS DURING UPTREND OR A BULLISH MOVEMENT  \nDuring an up trend we wait for the market to hit our resistance then reverse. We use rejections to confirm that buyers are now pulling out and sellers are preparing to SELL, when the market give us green rejection, or rejections at resistance we wait for the market to give us a Red candlestick then we SELL, remember I said VIX usually give us a Green rejection and the candle that shift the zone usually go up a little and then go down,it gives us a rejection also then turn Red and we SELL .  \nREJECTIONS DURING A DOWN TREND OR A BEARISH MOVEMENT  \nDuring a down trend we wait for the market to hit our support and reverse. We use rejections to confirm that sellers are now pulling out and buyers are preparing to BUY . When the market give us a Red rejection , or rejections at support level we wait for the market to give us a Green candlestick then we BUY .  \nREFER TO THE PICTURES BELOW:","cbCaioZxrwHLA2qn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioZxrwHLA2qn","pdf",1297728,22,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Support & Resistance (Volatility Zones)\n## Breakout, Retest and Continuation H1 Candlestick\n## Green Rejection and Red Confirmation Candlestick at Resistance\n## Apply Same Rules at Support Level\n## Trendlines\n## Rejections (Very Important)\n## Rejections During Uptrend or Bullish Movement\n## Rejections During Downtrend or Bearish Movement","[{\"question\":\"What are “volatility zones” in the strategy?\",\"answer\":\"They are support and resistance levels that the market has tested more than once, showing consistent bounces or break-and-breakout behavior.\"},{\"question\":\"What candle sequence is required for a sell at resistance?\",\"answer\":\"At resistance, wait for a green rejection candlestick, then wait for the next hour candlestick to also reject and turn red; sell only when the red candlestick follows the green rejection at resistance.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the strategy use rejections differently in uptrends versus downtrends?\",\"answer\":\"In uptrends, green rejection at resistance signals buyers weakening, so traders then look for a red candlestick to sell. In downtrends, a red rejection at support signals sellers weakening, so traders wait for a green candlestick to buy.\"}]","VOLATILITY 75 INDEX - SNIPER ENTRY STRATEGY | PDF",1789987959,55]