Why Quasimodo Patterns Actually Work (the best explanation yet)

Learn how to master the Quasimodo pattern in just 3 simple steps! This powerful pattern is a game-changer for traders and investors, and by following these easy-to-follow steps, you'll be able to identify and capitalize on profitable trading opportunities in no time. From understanding the basics of the Quasimodo pattern to advanced techniques for maximizing gains, this video covers it all. So, if you're ready to take your trading skills to the next level and start making consistent profits, watch this video now and discover the secret to mastering the Quasimodo pattern!

[@yanuarsenaabimantrana5604]

Back to basic, ...thank you sir

[@miracleogbu3761]

This is really great sir Thank you😊

[@Denzylashong]

I Just finished watching, and wow, the Quasimodo pattern is a game-changer! The part explaining the difference between QMR and QMC really helped solidify the concept for me. I can’t wait to start applying this strategy and take my trading to the next level. If you're serious about improving your trading skills, this video is a must-watch! 🔥📈

[@kwabenalix]

I’m glad you found it helpful!

[@agwukelvin848]

Thank you so much Sir this was very insightful I now know the difference and how to trade Qm. May God bless you abundantly. Please Sir I'm also still waiting for the video no. 10 you promised on ur series

[@satishKumar-gg1mk]

awesome

[@bossgbini]

Beautiful.

[@aruneshkumar1053]

Good learning by best teacher...

[@kwabenalix]

Thanks a lot

[@iddrisuissahaku7067]

nice video bro.

[@kwabenalix]

Thanks

[@prestinnguyen9329]

thank you bro!

[@kwabenalix]

Happy to help

[@aarondammi8822]

I don't care what anyone says..the is one of the most effective setups in trading

[@gergajiwa]

It is

[@swapnilwaseway]

very good video sir should we wait candle to close above qm level or entry point on same time frame in which qmr/ qmc is form ? because many time it surpass Qm level to take order from last demand /supply zone and stop out before it react .

[@kwabenalix]

The stop loss for a Qm pattern is the head. So if price closes beyond the head the pattern has failed. The Qm level up to the head is your entry zone. It is always good to wait for price to react on HTF QML before considering entry. On lower TF no need to wait if the sl is small

[@suleimankaraman6398]

The following suggestions do not concern the content of the video, but the presentation. It would make it easier for the viewer if you wrote a short script for what you want to explain and prepared the slides as you would for a PowerPoint presentation. Then you don't have to draw the patterns live and correct them again and again if they are not as successful. Instead, they look exactly the way you want them to look right from the start. That looks more professional. It would also make more sense to show a picture of the chart in which you have already drawn in the QMR or QMC for each pattern presented. ‘Here is the Quasimodo as we already know it.’ --> Chart image ‘This is the QMR.’ --> Chart image ‘And then there is the QMC.’ --> chart picture By the end of the video, I felt completely overwhelmed. Like after an action film in which there is a cut every 10 seconds. Because you were scrolling around wildly, rushing through the time frames and pointing back and forth with the mouse. ‘And here is the QMC.’ ‘And there too.’ I sat in front of it at a loss and kept asking myself: ‘Yes, where?’ And then the video was already over. I just saw an older video of yours ‘BYSTRA - SNRC2’ where you had already practised what I had just suggested. Why didn't you do the same in this video?

[@tansanshek]

Boss

[@KonstantinEhrenreich]

I've been following you since your first videos. As an old man, your technique seems too complicated to me. I guess that's the price you pay for precision. ICT also seems like rocket science to me. And then all those hundred 3-letter abbreviations everywhere. SSL, DOL, MMS, PDA, QMC, QMR etc etc. The rest of my life is too short to remember it all. And then I don't understand most of what you say. That's not down to you. I only understand a few words of spoken English. I understand even less when people speak fast or have an accent. Australian English is the worst. All the more important are the pictures in your videos, which let me understand without words. I'm always happy to see you because you have such a positive charisma and are enthusiastic about what you do. That's very rare these days.