LWP (Lance beggs)

krist

Active Member
#1
Hi,
I have started reading Lance Beggs Price Action trading (thanks to taiki). It will take some time as I am a slow learner.
I understood about Stop loss and Targets, but I am unable to understand the concept of last wholesale price which decides the entry point. Would any seniors here please explain it in some simple to understand way or point me to some article/ video that explains it in an easy way?


Regards
krist.
 

XRAY27

Well-Known Member
#2
Hi,
I have started reading Lance Beggs Price Action trading (thanks to taiki). It will take some time as I am a slow learner.
I understood about Stop loss and Targets, but I am unable to understand the concept of last wholesale price which decides the entry point. Would any seniors here please explain it in some simple to understand way or point me to some article/ video that explains it in an easy way?


Regards
krist.
Hi,
Krist

Lance Beggs tells about trend time means higher time frame (30 min) trade time means 3 min ..entry time 1 min in which we can see the swing in three minutes and all the price in between the swing is "Whole sale Price".
This is my understanding..
 
#3
Hi,
I have started reading Lance Beggs Price Action trading (thanks to taiki). It will take some time as I am a slow learner.
I understood about Stop loss and Targets, but I am unable to understand the concept of last wholesale price which decides the entry point. Would any seniors here please explain it in some simple to understand way or point me to some article/ video that explains it in an easy way?


Regards
krist.
interesting..today i too started this series...:thumb:
 

manishchan

Well-Known Member
#4
Hi,
I have started reading Lance Beggs Price Action trading (thanks to taiki). It will take some time as I am a slow learner.
I understood about Stop loss and Targets, but I am unable to understand the concept of last wholesale price which decides the entry point. Would any seniors here please explain it in some simple to understand way or point me to some article/ video that explains it in an easy way?


Regards
krist.
The term wholesale is given to the level where price break out in big vol at an imp area. Which is nothing but a BO. Now seeing this bo, retails join which moves the price further up. But think.. can retail (traders like us) hv power to move the price as much ? No :) So his concept says that try to identify the possible bo location and enter before the lwp (the big vol) so when the wholesale drag is complete.. our entry will b in profit.
 

amitrandive

Well-Known Member
#5
Hi,
I have started reading Lance Beggs Price Action trading (thanks to taiki). It will take some time as I am a slow learner.
I understood about Stop loss and Targets, but I am unable to understand the concept of last wholesale price which decides the entry point. Would any seniors here please explain it in some simple to understand way or point me to some article/ video that explains it in an easy way?


Regards
krist.
Try YouTube Search.Lot of videos

http://www.youtube.complaylist?list=PLnmRukNs3b8oJe2ck3d_VVSivm0exedyQ
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#6
i've not done Lance Beggs course, but read his weekly articles. can someone tell me for what purpose he uses 30 mins timeframe? I understand that he uses 3 mins for entry, but 30 mins timeframe for what?
 

eq24

New Member
#7
I have done the whole Lance Beggs course and actually am using parts of his teaching in my style.
LWP is an area on the chart where the order flow will create a pressure towards the strength. It usually occurs in Pull backs's or Complex Pull backs. It is a good entry point but and this is important, your security has to be of the kind which follows such patterns otherwise you could think something is an LWP area only to be stopped out. Most Indian stocks it is difficult to find LWP but I have seen that the three minute candle helps, with a one minute as a guide to judging the strength.
Your knowledge of S/R and SH/SL has to be very good to carefully find out the LWP areas.

More over and remember this if your analysis is sound and you are confident that the trade is right go for it and aggressively manage it, you will be more often than not be correct.
 

amitrandive

Well-Known Member
#8
i've not done Lance Beggs course, but read his weekly articles. can someone tell me for what purpose he uses 30 mins timeframe? I understand that he uses 3 mins for entry, but 30 mins timeframe for what?
I have done the whole Lance Beggs course and actually am using parts of his teaching in my style.
LWP is an area on the chart where the order flow will create a pressure towards the strength. It usually occurs in Pull backs's or Complex Pull backs. It is a good entry point but and this is important, your security has to be of the kind which follows such patterns otherwise you could think something is an LWP area only to be stopped out. Most Indian stocks it is difficult to find LWP but I have seen that the three minute candle helps, with a one minute as a guide to judging the strength.
Your knowledge of S/R and SH/SL has to be very good to carefully find out the LWP areas.

More over and remember this if your analysis is sound and you are confident that the trade is right go for it and aggressively manage it, you will be more often than not be correct.
Please refer this thread by Avny , which is based on real-time trades on the Nifty.This is entirely based on Lance Beggs theory of discretionary trading.


http://www.traderji.com/day-trading/89395-master-one-trick-only.html#post852557
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krist

Active Member
#9
i've not done Lance Beggs course, but read his weekly articles. can someone tell me for what purpose he uses 30 mins timeframe? I understand that he uses 3 mins for entry, but 30 mins timeframe for what?
30 min timeframe to chalk out the market structure of support and resistance within which price moves.
And he uses 1 min to fine tune his entry, in addition to 3 min.
 

XRAY27

Well-Known Member
#10
30 min timeframe to chalk out the market structure of support and resistance within which price moves.
And he uses 1 min to fine tune his entry, in addition to 3 min.
After reading his books... three points you draw
1.swing based trading (breakout)
2.failure swing(breakout failure)
3.fine tune... this is the vital part of any trading system.....

Avny sir thread answers this...in best way..iam not publishing any charts because "jetking" is updating charts in fine way...

LOGIC"SWING IS KING"...THATS IT...you study any nuber of books on PA you will find the samething...:)