USDCHF | Long Trade-SetupUS Dollar / Swiss FrancCAPITALCOM:USDCHFThe-white-goatWe currently have an active structure on USDCHF on the 4-hour chart, which is valid and tradable. The thing with FX is that if you want to apply technical analysis, you should start with forex because institutions and banks can’t rely heavily on fundamentals here. FX is essentially a direct reflection of interest rate differentials between the United States and Switzerland / Europe, which accounts for the majority of price movement. They mainly focus on Growth & Inflation and key technical levels, which is why technical analysis tends to work well in FX. Trade Management 📉 - I’m placing long orders at each level. If price continues to climb, I’ll adjust the trend reversal level accordingly and update my limit orders. At the latest point, I expect a reversal once we reach the target area, after which I’ll adjust the correction zone to the full correction range. - Once the trade reaches a 2 R/R, I move the stop-loss to break-even. - From 3 R/R onward, I start locking in profits. My strategy is not time-based, so I have no idea when price will move up or down. I only expect reactions at target areas and correction zones. Additionally, it’s important to understand that simply drawing boxes and seeing price reject them more often than not is not a complete strategy. If you just start opening long and short positions because you found something that “works,” you will lose money relatively quickly. Finding the “right” analysis is only about 30% of the process. That may sound counterintuitive, but it’s accurate. My advice: until you have a fully developed, backtested strategy that you can quantify and that shows a positive expectancy, you shouldn’t place a single trade with real money. If you want an educational post about my strategy and how my analysis works in detail, let me know.