VRAJ MASTERCLASS 2.0 “Trading is like any skill.

To master it,
it requires knowledge and practice”
WORK SMART, NOT HARD. TRUST YOURSELF.

-Only for members of RockzFX Academy-

Remember, you are more than welcome to contact me at anytime for help. I would love to help you all succeed
on the 4H/1H time frame.
Disclaimer and risk warning: This is an indicative trading plan for educational purposes only
to demonstrate the potential components and content as a guide to assist the individual investor in
developing their own plan that matches their own trading objectives, style, competence and
knowledge. Please follow at your own risk.

Time frames I look at

➢ 4 hour - to identify key levels (once I draw out the levels I do NOT change them when I go to
lower time frame)

➢ 1 hour - I look for behavior at the key levels (wicks, double top, double bottom, etc.)
- My entry time frame

Pairs
➢ The currency pairs I primarily focus on trading:
- AUDJPY AUDUSD CADJPY EURUSD EURJPY
- GBPJPY GBPUSD NZDUDF USDJPY USDCAD

➢ However, I do look at other pairs. If the setup on those pairs is solid, I’ll take the trade.
➢ Keep in mind, my trading plan is intended for forex pairs ONLY. I do not recommend using it
for other markets such as Gold, crypto, oil, indices, etc.

Strategy
➢ Break and Retest
➢ Continuation
➢ Reversal

What I use
➢ Price action and candle stick behavior
➢ I don’t use indicators as they create unnecessary noise, but if you want you can use 50/200
EMA as price do tend to value them.
Patterns I look for
➢ 4H
o Break of structure
o Price unable to break resistance or support (HH HL, LH LL)
➢ 1H
o Multiple wicks at resistance/support
o Double Top/Bottom
o Break and retest of broken structure
➢ 1H
o You can use this for entry purposes
o I personally use 1H only
o Some entry setups will be prettier and easy to spot on 15m than 1H so its personal

Stop Loss
➢ At high of structure
➢ At low of structure
➢ FOR BOTH, always add the spread to the stop loss!!!
o For example, if you took an GBP/JPY trade and your stop loss is 23 pips. And your
average broker spread is 2.7 pips. You want to add 23 + 2.7 which gives you a stop
loss of 25.7 pips. Remember if you use TradingView, it does not show the selling
price.
➢ I will explain later in the document on how to properly place stop loss

Trade Management
➢ Always go for a minimum of 1:3 Risk to Reward
➢ Do not use a fixed lot, risk a certain % of your account per trade
➢ When a trade hits 1:1 in profit, move your stop loss to BE (breakeven)
➢ When a trade hits 1:2 in profit, you can close half position and leave rest running at BE
➢ When a trade hits 1:3, give yourself a pat on the back for executing a successful trade

When I trade
➢ Sessions
o End of Asian session, I look for potential setups.
o I stop trading second half of US session due to volume generally gets reduced
• I avoid trading Asian sessions 95% of the times due to very low volume. And the market
tends to make fake moves.

------ Remember I only trade on higher time frames (4H/1H), so most of my trades I usually hold for
between 5-30 hours depending on the pair------

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For my trading style, I follow a 3 STEP SYSTEM
- Step 1:
o Wait for 4H candle to break AND close above or below a key level
o You can also look for structure to enter (HH HL/LH LL)
- Step 2:
o Go to 1h, look for 2-4 wick rejections of broken key level
o If price fails to retest, look for continuation pattern to enter (HH HL, LL LH)
- Step 3:
o Enter the trade AFTER receiving confirmations

- VERY IMPORTANT, YOU CAN NOT GO TO THE NEXT STEP WITHOUT THE STEP BEFORE IT
BEING COMPLETED
o In trading terms, you cannot go to the 1H without the 4H telling you to go to the
1h.
o The higher time frame is your guide. If your guide doesn’t tell you to go, you don’t
go. Stay on 4h and wait for market structure.
- If you notice that price has made a big push in the market with one 4h candle, look for a
50% retracement and look to enter on a potential LH LL/ HH HL structure.

➢ Few things to keep in mind

o What is the direction of the market? (Uptrend/Downtrend)
o Do I have enough room to go BE?
o During what phase of the market am I entering? Avoid strong phase
o Personally I avoid exhaustion trades. The reason for this is you can never truly tell
when the market is ready to exhaust. Focus more on what the market is telling you

My helpful tips to help you succeed

- One of the keys that will help you is backtesting. TradingView is a perfect platform to do it
o Keep in mind, when you are backtesting, treat it like a live market and be
completely honest with yourself.
o Take it one trade at a time.
- Take it slow
o There is no rush to succeed in the markets
o If you compare yourself with someone’s results, you will only be pushing yourself
back further instead of taking a step forward. Your journey is different from others
- Analyze post-trade
o After taking a trade, figure out why it went in the direction it did
o If you lost, go back and see why you lost. Did you enter early? Did you enter
without a confirmation? Did you enter at the wrong structure?
o If you won, you still do the same. Figure out why you won. Did you follow your
trading plan and entry rules?
- BE PATIENT AND BE CONFIDENT!. Don’t chase the markets, let the market come to you
o As higher time frame trader, you have to be very picky and selective about which
trades you take. No need to take all trades, take only the clean ones.
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 Examples of patterns

Continuation

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Reversal

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How I mark my key levels
- I personally like to put my key levels towards the close of the 4H candles
- Close of the 4h candle is the true value area for me
- If you don’t want to use a line, you can also use a box as well

What does the size of the wick tell me?

o Doesn’t give me much detail for rejection, price made a slight push but that’s it

o Very good confirmation when looking for rejection

▪ price made a good amount of push but failed
▪ use this for wick rejection for retest (step 2)

o Very strong rejection. Price made a strong push but heavily failed
▪ Very good confluence when looking for a rejection

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Stop Loss
- Personally, I don’t like my SL too wide
- If I am wrong about my trade, I want to be wrong right away
- The wider your SL is, the bigger your target will need to be
- Now, I do look to make my SL at structure high and structure low
o But if structure is too far wide to my liking, I will place at the close of a candle

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Step 2 of my trading system explained
- Go to 1h, look for 2-4 wick rejections of broken key level

- If price fails to retest, look for continuation pattern to enter (HH HL, LL LH)

➢ What this basically means is that you have 2 different scenarios you can look to enter the
market
o Retest level
▪ Price forming 2-4 wicks at the key level
o Continuation level
▪ Price fails to come back to the retest level. Instead it creates a HH HL, LH LL
structure
▪ Keep in mind, price won’t always come back to the retest level. So it is very
important to adjust to the market and look for opportunities accordingly

Example of price failing to

retest, but instead making a
Example of a Break and Retest
new structure (HH HL/ LH LL)

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Analysis (4H and 1H)

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Result

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Few more trade to help you understand (only 1h chart)

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Final Notes
- Please be mindful, this is for educational purposes only
- This is my personal trading plan. What works for me, may not work for you
- THIS GOES IN LINE WITH ROCKZ TEACHINGS, PLEASE DO NOT DEVIATE FROM HIS
TEACHINGS.
- Some of the tips I give are my personal advice

So with that said, I hope this helps you.

Please feel free to ask any questions at anytime

Good luck!!

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