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The “Easiest” Mindset:

Ultimately, filtering for the easiest setups isn’t about finding shortcuts; it’s about patience and discipline. It’s about having the fortitude to sit on your hands and wait for those rare moments when the market presents a setup that is so clear, so aligned with your edge, and so powerfully confirmed by price action at key EMA levels that it feels almost inevitable. These are the setups that are “obvious for the professionals” because they’ve trained their eyes to see the market’s true intentions, filtering out all the noise and uncertainty that traps the less experienced.

💰How to Filter Markets for the Easiest Setups

1. Stick to Trending Markets

  • Only trade in the direction of the trend.

  • Avoid sideways and messy price action.

  • Use EMAs (like 8 & 23) to guide the trend.

If price is above both EMAs and EMAs are pointing up → look for buys only.

💰2. Focus on Clean Price Action

Look for:

  • Smooth swing highs & lows

  • Big impulsive candles, not wicks

  • Clear pullbacks (not choppy)

Clean charts = easier setups.

💰3. Use Key Levels Only

Trade setups that occur at:

  • Support/Resistance

  • Previous highs/lows

  • Round numbers

  • Gap or event areas

Price reacts at key levels. No level = no trade.

💰4. Filter with Confluence

Only take a trade when you have at least 2–3 confluences, like:

  • Trend + support level + bullish pin bar

  • Downtrend + 50% retrace + false break

More confluence = higher probability = easier decision.

💰5. Choose High-Quality Candlestick Signals

Look for:

  • Pin bars

  • Inside bars

  • Engulfing bars

  • False breaks / Hikkake patterns

Only take setups that are obvious – not forced.

💰6. Avoid Overtrading

Only take trades that match your exact plan. If it doesn’t match:

  • Skip it

  • Set alert and wait

Patience filters out 80% of bad trades.

💰7. Check Risk/Reward

Only trade setups that offer minimum 1:2 R/R.

Easier setups have clean entry + space for profit.

💰Example Filter Checklist ✅

FilterYes/No
Is the market trending?
Is there a key level nearby?
Is there a price action signal?
Is there confluence (2+ factors)?
Is R/R at least 1:2?
Does the chart look clean?

If most answers are YES → it’s an easy setup.

The “Easiest” Mindset:

Ultimately, filtering for the easiest setups isn’t about finding shortcuts; it’s about patience and discipline. It’s about having the fortitude to sit on your hands and wait for those rare moments when the market presents a setup that is so clear, so aligned with your edge, and so powerfully confirmed by price action at key EMA levels that it feels almost inevitable. These are the setups that are “obvious for the professionals” because they’ve trained their eyes to see the market’s true intentions, filtering out all the noise and uncertainty that traps the less experienced.

💰🎯 Filtering the Market for the Easiest Setups

🔍 1. Trade Only in the Direction of the Trend

  • Use EMAs (8 & 23):

    • Price above both EMAs = uptrend = buy only

    • Price below both EMAs = downtrend = sell only

Why: Going with the trend increases success rate and makes trades flow naturally.

💰🗺️ 2. Mark Clear Key Levels

  • Support and Resistance

  • Daily highs/lows

  • Round numbers (e.g. 1.1000, 1.2000)

  • Supply/Demand zones

Why: Price often reacts sharply at these zones — they create structure for easy setups.

💰🕯️ 3. Wait for Obvious Price Action

  • Only take trades when you see:

    • Pin bars / wicks

    • Engulfing candles

    • Inside bars

    • False breaks / Hikkake patterns

Why: These are clean signals of institutional action and momentum shift.

💰🔄 4. Use Pullbacks as Entry Triggers

  • Look for a pullback into a key level or EMA zone

  • Confirm with a clean candle pattern at that level

Why: Pullbacks offer safer, low-risk entries and better reward.

💰🧠 5. Look for Confluence (2–3 Reasons to Trade)

Examples of confluence:

  • Trend + Key level + Price action

  • EMA bounce + RSI support

  • False break at resistance

Why: Confluence increases probability — no guesswork.

💰 6. Filter by Risk/Reward

  • Only take trades with a minimum 1:2 risk/reward

  • Plan your stop loss below/above signal candle and target at structure

Why: You can be wrong more often and still be profitable.

🚫 7. Avoid These Conditions

  • Sideways/choppy markets

  • Trading before/after news events

  • No clear structure or signal

  • Overlapping candles with no direction

Why: These are low-probability, stressful situations.

Entry With RSI

Here’s a simplified and focused guide on how to filter the market for the easiest trading setups – ideal if you want clarity and fewer distractions.


How to Filter Markets for the Easiest Setups

1. Stick to Trending Markets

  • Only trade in the direction of the trend.

  • Avoid sideways and messy price action.

  • Use EMAs (like 8 & 23) to guide the trend.

If price is above both EMAs and EMAs are pointing up → look for buys only.


2. Focus on Clean Price Action

Look for:

  • Smooth swing highs & lows

  • Big impulsive candles, not wicks

  • Clear pullbacks (not choppy)

Clean charts = easier setups.


3. Use Key Levels Only

Trade setups that occur at:

  • Support/Resistance

  • Previous highs/lows

  • Round numbers

  • Gap or event areas

Price reacts at key levels. No level = no trade.


4. Filter with Confluence

Only take a trade when you have at least 2–3 confluences, like:

  • Trend + support level + bullish pin bar

  • Downtrend + 50% retrace + false break

More confluence = higher probability = easier decision.


5. Choose High-Quality Candlestick Signals

Look for:

  • Pin bars

  • Inside bars

  • Engulfing bars

  • False breaks / Hikkake patterns

Only take setups that are obvious – not forced.


6. Avoid Overtrading

Only take trades that match your exact plan. If it doesn’t match:

  • Skip it

  • Set alert and wait

Patience filters out 80% of bad trades.


7. Check Risk/Reward

Only trade setups that offer minimum 1:2 R/R.

Easier setups have clean entry + space for profit.


Example Filter Checklist ✅

FilterYes/No
Is the market trending?
Is there a key level nearby?
Is there a price action signal?
Is there confluence (2+ factors)?
Is R/R at least 1:2?
Does the chart look clean?

If most answers are YES → it’s an easy setup.


 

Would you like an image or printable checklist of this process?

💰Summary Checklist – Easiest Setup Filter

Filter Step✅ Pass
Trend is clear
Setup forms at a key level
Clean price action signal present
Pullback entry
2–3 confluences
Minimum 1:2 R/R
 

💡 If most are ✅ → it’s likely an easy, high-probability setup.

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