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BoS and CHoCH Trading Strategy: Wait For This Entry Signal
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Key takeaways
Finance-Focused Summary (BOS + CHoCH Entry Confirmation Strategy)
Core Idea
A trading framework using Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) to confirm entries with multi-timeframe context, specifically:
- Long from discount
- Short from premium
- Requires daily (higher timeframe) confirmation using daily closes (wicks don’t count)
Definitions / Rules Emphasized
- Break of Structure (BOS) = trend continuation
- Change of Character (CHoCH) = trend reversal (shift in control from bulls to bears or vice versa)
Higher Timeframe Confirmation (Daily)
- Close above the previous high confirms bullish continuation / BOS context
- Close below the relevant low confirms CHoCH to flip to bearish bias
- Wicks do not count: only the closing price matters
CHoCH Timing Requirement
- CHoCH must occur on the last low of the last BOS
- Procedure:
- Identify the last BOS
- Identify the associated “protected” low
- A close beyond the protected low confirms CHoCH
Premium / Discount Framework (Explicit)
Use a Fibonacci 50% level from a defined high-to-low leg:
- Short from premium = above 50%
- Long from discount = below 50%
Tool purpose:
- Restrict trade locations to reduce FOMO (claimed eliminates ~70–80% of FOMO)
Multi-Timeframe Entry Confirmation (Step-by-Step)
The method is applied fractally (same logic on multiple timeframes):
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Mark daily CHoCH / BOS
- Determine whether conditions favor longs or shorts based on the daily character shift.
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Draw Fib from the relevant high to low leg
- Confirm price is in the correct zone:
- For shorts: price action in/above 50% (premium)
- For longs: price action below 50% (discount)
- Confirm price is in the correct zone:
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Drop to a lower timeframe to refine the exact entry
- Example sequences mentioned:
- Daily → 1-hour → 5-minute
- Or 4-hour → 15-minute (described as a common workflow)
- Example sequences mentioned:
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On the lower timeframe
- Wait for the same BOS + CHoCH sequence aligned with the higher timeframe bias.
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Execute with a risk rule
- Stops:
- For shorts: stop loss above the relevant high (or above the key invalidation level)
- Targets:
- Referenced as moving toward prior lows (no exact numeric targets stated beyond “lows down here”).
- Stops:
Risk Management / Caution Points
- Wicks don’t count for BOS/CHoCH confirmation—use closes only.
- Context matters:
- The pattern is said to work only when price is in the correct premium/discount area
- Without alignment, entries can become “random” and lead to stop-outs.
- Trade management nuance:
- If price is aggressive and may not retrace fully to the ideal trigger level:
- Consider a half-size entry early, then add if/when price reaches the intended zone (optional approach).
- If price is aggressive and may not retrace fully to the ideal trigger level:
- Lower timeframes add noise:
- Advice: start with a daily or 4-hour baseline, then use 15-minute / 1-hour to pinpoint.
Assets / Instruments and Tickers Mentioned
- EUR/USD (shown as examples across daily, 1-hour, 5-minute, 4-hour, and 15-minute)
- No other tickers/ETFs/crypto mentioned in the subtitles.
Key Numbers / Metrics Mentioned
- Fibonacci 50% (main premium/discount boundary)
- Claimed behavioral impact:
- 70–80% reduction of FOMO (tool effect)
- Example timing:
- One EURUSD move “took a few weeks to play out”
- Example magnitudes (not tied to a specific trade’s exact prices):
- 20 pips, 30 pips (1-hour to trigger granularity)
- 10 pips (5-minute granularity)
Explicit Recommendations / Strategy Usage
- Use BOS + CHoCH across multiple timeframes to confirm entries.
- Only consider:
- Shorts in premium (above 50%)
- Longs in discount (below 50%)
- Preferred timeframe structure:
- Baseline: daily or 4-hour
- Entry refinement: 1-hour & 15-minute (or 5-minute)
Disclosures / Disclaimers
“All of this is my opinion only and not financial advice.”
Presenters / Sources
- Justin Bennett (founder of Daily Price Action)
- Mentions promotional content for IC Markets and an SMC course/training. No other finance presenters are described.