Quote from: HideOut on February 15, 2021, 03:36:52 PM

On those given example about I think the effective one is with the use of the MACD or the Bollinger bands it's hard to say by just putting the market indicators or the trend line its good if we have a guide such as these trading indicators on the example about on the fourth image you can make another buy order if the opposite happens on the trend this makes another indicator if the bullish trend.

I suggest use or put a real-time market graph so it's completely pleasing so most of us can understand thank you.

Indicators are tools but you have to apply them in correct conditions and views. I'd prefer to zoom out to see general market before I zoom in to see what is happening hours or minutes ago. Combine them together and with some indicators, I will decide to begin my trades or stay outside. I'd prefer to avoid any lost trades. I don't want to be the one who can make some good trades simply because of gambling and luckiness. I'd prefer to control my orders, risks and chances.

I did not use MACD. Bollinger bands is useful but if you rely on it too much, your mind will be restricted.

Quote from: pawanjain on February 15, 2021, 03:55:55 PM

Forget newbies, it will get even the experienced, confused. For once I was thinking that the post is about patterns and not types of limit order.

OP it's very hard to distinguish the types of limit orders from your post. You will have to extract more info on the topic and present it in a clear way for the newbies to understand.
Do a little research and put in more content in the post with better images and examples of the particular trade order.

Images display very short market movements and are not good examples as technical charts. I appreciated OP's good intention to make this guide, certainly.

Limit orders help to exclude greed, fearful, unstable decisions from emotions.