Certainly, if a trader knew the perfect entry point or the perfect
exit point, trading would be easy! Although the best entry points are
the market reversals (first signal), unfortunately, most traders
either hesitant on entry or miss the entry point altogether.
Furthermore, for traders who exit at the end of the day, the market
reversal may have come the day before.  So how does a trader enter
these existing trends?   There are several different ways to enter
existing trends, including a change in volume, a hook pattern, or by
using the Hawkeye RoadKill technique. However, keep in mind that you
should not chase the trend all the way up.  What do we mean by this?
Instead of entering on all the volume changes or hooks or RoadKill
opportunities, limit your entry opportunities to the first one, if
scalping, or the first two, if trading intra-day or long-term.
Change in Volume:
Volume is the measurement of buyers and sellers in the market.  More
buyers than sellers, price goes up (demand is higher than supply).
More sellers than buyers, price goes down (supply is higher than
demand).  However, markets do not go straight up or down.  Therefore,
we look for a pause, as indicated by the volume indicator, to enter an
existing trend.  A good indication of a market pause is during an
uptrend, price bars are increasing but buying volume decreases, which
causes the volume color to turn to white, possibly even red.  Then
green volume returns to the market and prices continue to increase.
The following link showing an example for entry based on Volume
Change.
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/VolumeChange.gif
The above chart on the ES 5-Minute Chart for March 31, 2009 shows the
market was in an uptrend from the previous day. We also notice that
the market opened with neutral volume (white volume bars), however,
buyers then came back into the market.  You can then enter a long
position at $788.75.
Using a Hook Pattern:
Another way to find your entry is using a Hook Pattern. Hook Patterns
are identified by looking at the previous close compared to the
current close. In an existing up trend, a close down followed by a
close up is a hook for long entry. In a downtrend the pattern should
be opposite, ie a close up followed by a close down. The following
image of the ES 5 minute chart shows you a hook pattern, and your
short entry was on the next bar after the hook, at $828.50
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/Hook.gif

Hawkeye RoadKill
Although the volume change and Hook pattern are both good entry
points, the most successful entry in an existing trend is by using the
Hawkeye RoadKill methodology. The Hawkeye RoadKill methodology is
defined as when there is an established trend on the longer term chart
and the shorter term trend turns white, possibly even the opposite
trend color, then returns to trend color of the longer term chart.
For example, the longer term chart is green, the shorter term trend
turns white (turning red would be even better) then the shorter term
trends turns back to green giving you Hawkeye ROADKILL.
However, now  instead of monitoring the two timeframes simultaneously,
we have developed the new Hawkeye RoadKill indicator, which shows not
only when RoadKill occurs but also when a new trend is established for
both aggressive entries and initial entries.
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/Roadkill5.gif
Chart examples
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/USDCAD042009.jpg
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/GBPUSD03APR09.gif
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/NQ25MAR09.gif
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/COTTON04APR09.gif
http://www.HawkeyeTraders.com/images/EURGBP26MAR09.gif
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