Just saw this thread.
You should use pin bar and inside bar signals. The pin bar is where a candlestick has a high (in upwards markets, low in downwards markets) twice as large as the candlestick size. It usually means the local high (or low) as been reached and the trend will reverse, but this does not always happen.
An inside bar indicates a trend change to bearish if it's already bullish, or bullish if already bearish.
Both signals also form resistances and supports.
Which signals, what techniques, which movement do you consider while making selling decisions so that you always make best possible profit in the given scenario?
You should use pin bar and inside bar signals. The pin bar is where a candlestick has a high (in upwards markets, low in downwards markets) twice as large as the candlestick size. It usually means the local high (or low) as been reached and the trend will reverse, but this does not always happen.
An inside bar indicates a trend change to bearish if it's already bullish, or bullish if already bearish.
Both signals also form resistances and supports.