Filtering trades ideas (GPT) - Allow trade when ...

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• Allow trades on candle's non-peak prices: Consider trading when the price is not at the peak of a candlestick pattern.
• Allow trades on price within candle's body: Allow trades when the price is within the body of a candlestick pattern.
• Allow trades on price in the middle of the candle (-/+20%): Trade when the price is within the middle 20% of the candlestick's range.
• Allow trades on candle's spikes: Consider trading when the price exhibits spikes within a candlestick pattern.
• Allow trades on last 2 same direction candles: Allow trades when the last two candles have moved in the same direction.
• Allow trades on smaller candles than previous: Trade when the current candle is smaller in size than the previous one.
• Allow trades on large body candles: Allow trades when candlestick patterns with large bodies are formed.
• Allow trades during high-impact news events, based on a well-defined news trading strategy.
• Allow trades when multiple technical indicators provide a strong consensus.
• Allow trades during periods of market consolidation, focusing on breakout opportunities.
• Allow trades during any trading hours, regardless of liquidity.
• Allow trades on Fridays, considering the potential for profitable weekend gaps.
• Allow trades when major technical patterns are forming, anticipating potential breakouts.
• Allow trades during extended trends, aiming to ride the momentum.
• Allow trades during major central bank announcements, capitalizing on significant market moves.
• Allow trades with mixed market sentiment, relying on contrarian trading strategies.
• Allow trades even if the market is approaching a major technical level, for potential reversals or breakthroughs.
• Allow trades on thinly traded currency pairs, utilizing a unique approach for such pairs.
• Allow trades on extremely short timeframes, exploiting rapid price movements.
• Allow trades after a large gap in price, seeking quick intraday gains.
• Allow trades when market volatility is high, capitalizing on large price swings.
• Allow trades on pairs with high swap rates, aiming to profit from swaps.
• Allow trades when price is near psychological levels, based on anticipated psychological reactions.
• Allow trades with poor risk-to-reward ratios, using a strategy that focuses on high probability setups.
• Allow trades when the VIX (Volatility Index) is elevated, leveraging volatility-based strategies.
• Allow trades during major geopolitical events, speculating on potential market movements.
• Allow trades on low-quality candlestick patterns, based on a contrarian approach.
• Allow trades when multiple correlated markets are closed, focusing on independent currency movements.
• Allow trades when there's a lack of clear trend direction, using mean-reversion strategies.
• Allow trades during early week sessions, aiming to exploit the beginning of the week's price behavior.
• Allow trades during low ADX (Average Directional Index) readings, focusing on potential trend reversals.
• Allow trades when the market exhibits low liquidity, based on strategies that thrive in such conditions.
• Allow trades when the market is influenced by rumors, capturing rapid price shifts.
• Allow trades when trading against the trend, using counter-trend strategies.
• Allow trades during low-impact news events, anticipating minimal price disruptions.
• Allow trades when a specific candlestick pattern forms, relying on pattern recognition.
• Allow trades when price is near support or resistance, aiming for potential reversals.
• Allow trades when market sentiment aligns with fundamental analysis, using a fundamental-driven approach.
• Allow trades when trading volume is increasing, focusing on momentum-based strategies.
• Allow trades when price patterns exhibit symmetry, capitalizing on potential breakout or reversal points.
• Allow trades when multiple timeframes align, confirming a strong trading signal.
• Allow trades during high liquidity hours, ensuring optimal trading conditions.
• Allow trades when the market exhibits strong intraday trends, focusing on day trading strategies.
• Allow trades when price retraces to a specific Fibonacci level, using Fibonacci-based strategies.
• Allow trades when price bounces off a key moving average, based on moving average crossovers.
• Allow trades when market sentiment is skewed but not extreme, using a contrarian approach.
• Allow trades during stable economic conditions, targeting consistent, smaller gains.
• Allow trades on pairs with high interest rate differentials, aiming for carry trade profits.
• Allow trades on lower timeframes, catering to scalping strategies.
• Allow trades when price forms a specific harmonic pattern, utilizing pattern recognition techniques.
• Allow trades when specific candlestick reversal patterns form, relying on reversal indications.
• Allow trades when price exhibits higher volatility than the recent average, capitalizing on breakout opportunities.
• Allow trades when the market is trending smoothly, utilizing trend-following strategies.
• Allow trades during post-news retracements, aiming for corrections after initial volatile moves.
• Allow trades when price breaks above or below a well-defined range, capturing breakout movements.
• Allow trades during quiet market sessions, when trading conditions are calm.
• Allow trades during stable market conditions, relying on a consistent trading strategy.- [ ]