Forex Daily Trading with Ichimoku, Fib and Patterns

(Dollar Index, EURUSD, USDCHF and USDJPY)

Author: Sanya Vellyn

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Sanya, Vellyn Forex Daily Trading with Ichimoku, Fib and Patterns – Super Easy

Introduction
When I first started trading using Ichimoku, all sounded simple and easy, however, never worked for me.
I used Fibonacci and it worked sometimes and sometimes not, until I started noticing patterns in every pair.
All I had to do is place Fibonacci in the pattern.
I also wanted to see the past and the future. I placed Ichimoku over the pattern and Fib.
I also wanted to see shorter and longer Market outlook. I placed 2 Ichimoku over everything. Wow!
In “one glance” I could see….and trade…. and make profit!!!!
Now, you can do the same!
I will show You my own trading system based on Ichimoku, Fibonacci(Fib) and Patterns for shorter and longer
trading time frames.
I use this Strategy for over 8 years with great success and now I am sharing it with you.
I believe that we cannot enjoy anything without sharing it with someone.
I will show you how to understand the Market with two Ichimoku indicators where Ichimoku settings match
the personality of each Forex pair.
Fibonacci matches last 2 candles and Market structural pattern.
I will cover Dollar Index, EURUSD, USDCHF and USDJPY in this book.
If you just started trading Forex, you will be amazed how simple it could be.

Chapters:
I. Just enough Ichimoku for my Strategy
II. How to setup Ichimoku
III. When market is going sideways
IV. Adding Fib to the chart & finding a Pattern
V. What happens when Price stops at 78.6 Fib and it is not yet reached 88.6 Fib?
VI. How can we tell that price will drop to 78.6 Fib and 88.6 Fib?
VII. How to combine Ichimoku, Fib and Patterns?
VIII. Ichimoku Settings for other Forex pairs
I. Just enough Ichimoku for my Strategy
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo was developed before WWII by Japanese newspaper man Goichi Hosoda.

He made a “killing” on rice trading .

After using gazillion indicators and strategies, I found that double Ichimoku is what works best.
No other indicator has intelligence of Ichimoku.
It is not only able to time-shift into the past, but also is able to time-shift into the Future.
Ichimoku gives the view of the entire market “at a glance”.
Kumo is Japanese word for Cloud. There are simply 2 Clouds in Ichimoku: one Cloud shows bearish market and
another one shows bullish market.

I use 2 Ichimoku in all my charts, so I have 4 Clouds. More is better!

No need to go into deep calculation of Ichimoku when there is a free Ichimoku Indicator on every Forex
trading chart.
All you do is insert it into your chart and enter values for 3 lines.
Default Ichimoku parameters and colors are already setup. We will change these parameters and colors later
on.
For now, let’s look at the market in Image a.
Image a.
➢ We see that Markets were bearish and then twisted into bullish: both Kumo(s) or Clouds are bullish with
“small” bullish Kumo above “big” bullish Kumo.
➢ Kumo is created with 2 lines: Senkou Span A and Senkou Span B. Space in between these 2 lines form
Kumo.
➢ Notice, that one line is flatter (Senkou Span B) and another line is more volatile (Senkou Span A).
➢ These 2 lines represent support and resistance for the price.
➢ Senkou Span A is the first, or minor, support/resistance level for the Price
➢ Senkou Span B is the second, or major, support/resistance level for the Price. I also call it a “Chinese
Wall” because it is such a strong support/resistance level where price 99% of the time will stop and/or
bounce.
➢ When Senkou Span A is above Senkou Span B, we have bullish Kumo representing bullish Market.
➢ When Senkou Span B is above Senkou Span A, we have bearish Kumo representing bearish Market.
➢ When both Kumo(s) are bearish we have bearish Market.
➢ When both Kumo(s) are bullish we see bullish Market.
➢ When “big” Kumo is bearish and “small” Kumo is bullish, we have pullback of the Price.(Image b)
➢ When “big” Kumo is bullish and “small” Kumo is bearish, we have pullback of the Price. (Image c)
Image b.
Image c.

Term “small” Kumo (I call it like that) represents Ichimoku’s shorter, more volatile time period.
Term “big” Kumo (I call it like that) represents Ichimoku’s longer time period.
 How is Ichimoku calculated?
You do not need to know this, because it is already implemented in every MT4 chart. I will summarize
it anyway, in case you want to know details. Ichimoku has 5 lines.They are calculated automatically & based on
the values you input in Ichimoku Parameters tab (Image d and Image e)

Image d.
Image e.
Our Ichimoku have these Parameters: 8,24,48.
Tenkan-sen is 8, Kijun-sen is 24 and Senkou Span B is 48.
Now observe Chikou Span in Image f., time shifted into the past 24 periods.
If you are using Daily chart, then 1 period is 1 day. So in this case, Chikou Span will show you Price from 21 Days
ago.
In MT4, use cross-hair and draw line to the left from the very last candle to the end of Chikou Span
– you will see 3 numbers: 24/36/0.93587. First 24 number is 24 periods from the past and shows price was
0.93587.
Image f.
Now, let’s observe Minor Resistance level:
When you need to determine what is Minor resistance or Minor support for the price, you will look into the
Future as well as into the Past. I just showed you how to look into the past with Chikou Span.
Let’s look into the Future.
When Ichimoku has these parameters 8,24,48 Minor resistance will be calculated by Ichimoku like this:
Senkou Span A = (Tenkan-sen + Kijun-sen)/2 & time-shifted forwards into Future 24 periods.
Now, draw line (cross-hair) on MT4 to the right (to the Future), from the last candle to the end of Senkou Span A,
you will see 3 numbers like this: 24/145/0.93467. This number 0.93467 is level for Minor resistance of the Price
(Image g.)
We can also notice that previous 2 candles already broke Minor resistance level aiming at Major Resistance level.
Image g.
Now, let’s observe Major Resistance level (Image h.), time-shifted 24 periods ahead.
If you use H1 chart, it will be shifted ahead 24 hours in the future and you will see major Resistance level and
Price at that level.
When you draw cross-hair in your MT4 from the last candle to the end of Senkou Span B, you will see 3 numbers
24/708/0.94347.
0.94347 is the Price level for Major resistance, and it is calculated like this:
Senkou Span B = (Tenkan-sen + Kijun-sen)/2 time-shifted forwards into Future 48 periods
Note: you will not see 48 periods ahead 48/708/0.94347. You will see 24 periods ahead instead 24/708/0.94347
for Major Resistance.
The distance is always equal to middle number in Ichimoku Paramters: 24 which is Kijun-sen.
As I mentione above, no need to get into this calculation, it is all done for you already.
Image h.
Now let’s observe beginning and the end of the bearish Kumo (Image i. and j.)
When trend changes, Kumo will twist. Some traders only trade on Kumo Twist!
You will see this Kumo twist 24 periods ahead in our previous case when Ichimoku settings are 8-24-40.
If Ichimoku settings are 8-36-72, then you will see Kumo twist 36 periods ahead in the Future.
You can also see it 36 periods from the Past.
You can use cross-hair and measure from Kumo Twist forward and backwards.
We can see it in Image i. on H4 chart in MT4.
Find Kumo Twist and draw line to the left 36 periods (4 hours x 36 periods = 144 hours or 6 days in the past)
And you will see that Ichimoku Kumo Twist told you 6 days ahed that market will tank.
This Ichimoku has settings 8-36-72
Image i.
Image j.
Now, let’s draw lines based on Chikou Span, Minor Resistance, Major resistance and the End of the Kumo,
so that we have Price levels from the Past and from the Future all together.(Image k.)
Some will say that when Price breaks Minor Resistance/Support on Kumo, it will go to Major Resistance/Support
and if it breaks Major Resistance, it may go way up even to the end of Kumo. Mostly, it is true.
Image k.
If you really want to know how are these 5 Ichimoku lines calculated, then here is the formula for each line in our
Example when Ichimoku is 8,24,48:
1. Tenkan-sen (Current Trend Line) => (Highest High +Lowest Low) /2 for the past 8 periods
2. Kijun-sen (Base Line) => (Highest High + Lowest Low)/2 for tha past 24 periods
3. Senkou Span A => (Tenkan-sen + Kijun-sen)/2 time-shifted forwards into Future 24 periods
4. Senkou Span B => (Tenkan-sen + Kijun-sen)/2 time-shifted forwards into Future 48 periods
5. Chikou Span (Lagging Line) => Current Closing Price time-shifted backwards into the past 24 periods
I will not go into Kijun-sen and tenkan-sen because I do not use these lines for my Strategy.
When you look at 2 Ichimoku Indicators on your chart, all you need to understan whether Market is bullish,
bearish, has pullback or going sideway.
Another thing you need to understand is: Minor and Major support/resistance, Kumo Twist and the end of the
Kumo.
You can see all of that in 1 milisecond, or “at a glance”. Entire market is in front of your eyes, short term and long
term.

It’s all there!

Now, that you understand basics of Ichimoku, let’s go to my Strategy.

II. How to setup Ichimoku for Dollar Index?

I always start with Dollar Index because it can show direction of XAUUSD(Gold) and other Forex pairs as well as
the Market.
Most of the time, when Dollar is strong, Gold will drop, and Euro will drop and vice versa.
In order to find Ichimoku settings for Dollar, I start with 1 Hour chart for short time frame and Daily or Weekly
chart for longer time frames.
Reason I start with H1 chart is that I like to see that Kumo provides support and resistance for the Price. Same
goes for H4 or Daily or weekly chart.
I use light blue color for bullish Kumo and thistle or red color for bearish Kumo. Instead of Kumo you can say
Cloud if you wish.
➢ Open blank chart with candles
➢ Insert Ichimoku indicator
➢ Modify Ichimoku Colors as in Image 1., where Tenkan-sen is white, Kijun-sen is white, Chikou Span is white,
➢ Up Kumo is Powder Blue and Down Kumo is thistle.
➢ Notice the thickness of the lines I use for Kumo – it is the thickest option.
Image 1.
Modify Parameters as in Image 2., where Tenkan-sen is 7, Kijun-sen is 21 and Senkou Span is 55.

Image 2.
We see that Price is finding support and resistance at Kumo on H1 chart 90% of the time and that is good enough.
You can play with these 3 Parameter values and keep adjusting until you see Price is finding support/resistance at
the cloud.
Now, we can add 2nd Ichimoku to the H1 chart, where Tenkan-sen is 6, Kijun-sen is 12 and Senkou Span is 14.
I call it “small” Ichimoku as it represents shorter time period.
Before we add 2nd “small” Ichimoku, let us remove 1st “big” Ichimoku. I call it “big” Ichimoku as it represents
longer time period.
We need to understand “small” 2nd Ichimoku(6, 12, 14) first and how to trade with it or how not to trade with it.
Once we understand that, then, we shall add “big” Ichimoku(7, 21, 55) to the same chart.
➢ Remove 1st Ichimoku
➢ Add Ichimoku indicator again
➢ Set Colors as in Image 3., Tenkan-sen is white, Kijun-sen is white, Chikou Span is blue, Up Kumo is Powder
Blue and Down Kumo is thistle.
Image 3
Modify Parameters as in Image 4, where Tenkan-sen is 6, Kijun-sen is 12 and Senkou Span is 14.

Image 4.
When Chikou Span peeps above the Kumo and Price is above Kumo, traders will look to place a Buy order or
swing trade.
I do not Buy unless I get confirmation from all 3 things(Ichimoku, Fib and Pattern)
On larger time frames, when Chikou Span is above Kumo, probability is higher for Buy order.
➢ When Chikou Span breaks above the Kumo, draw line on the highest point of Chikou Span (Image 5.)
➢ This means that if H1 candle closes above that point, traders might swing trade on short term reversal
➢ In this case, it never happened. If you did Buy you lost money because you only relied on Ichimoku.
 Image 5.

When Chikou Span returns back below the Kumo, traders will look left on the chart and find immediate previous
low and wait for H1 candle to close below that level in order to Sell like this in Image 6.
Image 6.
Now, that we understand little bit how Kumo and Chikou Span work, we will add 1st “big” cloud, and Chikou Span
on “big” Kumo, like this, in Image 7.
Image 7.
We see Market by looking at both Kumos which are bearish. Senkou Span on both Kumos are below both: Kumos
and Price.
I would set Trailing stop to be 55 pips on H1 time frame and Sell when candle closes below red line in Image 7.
Good job!
I do not use much Senkou Span on a “small” Kumo – I only use Senkou Span on a “big” Kumo when I trade on H1
chart.
Reason is, I might be tempted to swing trade and do not see the bigger picture.
In the above case, in Image 7, I would Buy only if price is above green line and above both Kumos
o that would be the safe trade for me.
So this is my chart setup in Image 8., where red horizontal line is Sell line reference and green horizontal line is
Buy line reference.
Image 8.
 III. When market is going sideways
See Images 9 and 9a below:

Image 9.
Image 9a.
We observe “small” Kumo is inside “big” Kumo and Market is going sideways and “small” Kumo is bouncing in/out
of “big” Kumo.
We cannot use Ichimoku when Market is going sideways, but with keen eye you might notice a nice pattern and
by placing a correct Fib into the pattern we can trade this sideway market by using “small” Kumo.
I will explain it in the next section of this book.
 IV. Adding Fib to the chart & finding a Pattern
Ichimoku has Fib within where 50% Fib is always the top of the vertical line that touches Senko B and is 21
periods in the future in our case, because Kijun-sen is 21. See Image 10. and Ichimoku settings (7,21,55)
Image 10.
You may also notice how candles honor Fib at 50% Fib, at 61.8 Fib, at 88.6 Fib, at 94.2 Fib…and that is a good
thing, meaning Fib is correctly drawn on Dollar Daily chart (Image 11).
O, yes, you can trace the Fib all you want, trying to implement Fib Strategy, find 50% Fib or 61% Fib and then
make a trade, but you would have to be a Robot and sit in front of PC screen 24/7, wait for the Price to stop, get
confirmation and then make a trade.
And Kumo will also change in the Future as the Price changes, so Minor Resistance will change and so will Major
Resistance.
So, now, by looking at the Ichimoku Chart, you can say, OK, I will Buy when candle closes above minor Resistance
of the Kumo and get off at major Resistance of the Kumo or at the end of bearish Kumo.
But, what if Price drops more and more, and your entry point will drop, and you will lose money. Happens all the
time, right?
Image 11.
For my strategy, drawing accurate Fib is finding a structural Pattern. How can you tell?
OK, let’s look at Daily chart in Image 12. Can you see the structure and the pattern within? No?
There are 8 structures here.

Image 12.
Image 12a.

I am looking for 3 Patterns, or 3 structures like this in Image 13.:

Image 13.

Let’s look at Bearish Pattern from Image 12 in Image 14.

Image 14.

Now, you can say, this is some kind of Harmonic pattern or ABC pattern – might be true and might not.
Just like with chasing Fib in Image 11, you might chase different Harmonic patterns, and it might work and might
not work.
Instead, I draw a Fib on Weekly or Daily chart (for this Bearish Pattern in Image 14), from the past to see the
future, like this in Image 15.
I start with first immediate pattern on Daily chart and then evaluate if this is correct Fib for the pattern. Fib goes
from Low to High of the pattern as in Image 15.

Image 15.
And, I see that last 2 candles do not honor the Fib (both candles are crossing Fib levels) – this means that it is not
the correct Fib and pattern.
I have to move to the weekly chart now and try and find larger pattern or I can keep extending Fib on D1 chart
until last 2 candles honor the Fib like here, in Image 16.

Image 16.
Image 16 a.

You notice how last 2 candles honor the Fib to the very pip in Daily chart at 78.6 Fib?
Now I can make Rules based on the chart from Image 16 and 16a:
1. If daily candle closes below 100% Fib, then over next week or 2, we will see Price drop to 111 Fib and 127
Fib.
2. If daily candle closes at 88.6% Fib (+/- 5 pips) and not below 94.2 Fib, then I will place 2 Buy orders with
Stop Loss of few pips below 100 Fib, and TP1 is 78.6 Fib, TP2 is 61.8 Fib, TP3 is 50 Fib, TP4 is 38.2 Fib and
TP5 is the end of the Kumo.
Same rules apply for all patterns!!! On bullish pattern is opposite of course.
Now, I can play on H1 chart all week long by placing multiple orders from 1 level to another as I know where the
market is going.
I can also play Daily term strategy as well which I prefer when I am on vacation.
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Here is Daily chart for Dollar, 1 day later (Image 17.), where we see that Rule 2 is about to get materialized.
It is 50 pips from 88.6 until 78.6 Fib! Well, it is 97% probability to profit and I’ll take it! Moving on!
If you only play Rule 2 and nothing else, you will profit 9.7 times and lose 0.3 time. These are great odds!
Image 17.
Image 17a.
Here is Daily Chart 3 days later (Image 18): 150 pips until 61.8 Fib. All I need is now Daily candle close
Above 61.8 Fib for Price to hit Major resistance and 50 Fib.

Image 18.
I like to Play H1 chart, so here is H1 Chart in Image 18a . Those were 3 days of trading with multiple orders for
150 pips on just 1 pair. We knew where market is going, and it was amazing! Just watch Daily candle close,
Minor and Major resistance on Ichimoku and then play H1 chart all day….
Image 18a.
Moving on, IF price breaks Major resistance then it goes to the end of the Kumo, and so it did happen 4 or 5 days
later.
Again, it is “small” Kumo because “big” Kumo was going sideways. That is the main reason I use 2 Ichimoku, so
I can play any Market, even sideways with precision. Image 18b.

Image 18b.
 V. What happens when Price stops at 78.6 Fib & it has not yet reached 88.6
Fib?

Image 19.
You notice how last 2 candles honor the Fib to the very pip in Daily chart? Pin candle stops at 78.6 and previous
candle touched 61.8 Fib?
Now, you have correct Fib. You also have the correct pattern.
Remember, last 2 candles must honor the Fib in order to get correct Fib and pattern!!!
Start with H4 chart and look for candle close price or wick, move to D1 chart and to Weekly, even to Monthly
chart like in USDCHF Image 19a.
You can do it, just train your eyes on blank chart for 30 days.
Now I can make Rules based on the chart from Image 19:
1. If daily candle closes below 100% Fib, then over next week or 2, we will see Price drop to 111 Fib and 127
Fib.
2. If daily candle closes below 78.6 Fib, then I will place Limit Buy order at 88.6 Fib with Stop Loss(SL) of few
pips below 94.2 Fib, and
Take Profit(TP)1 will be 78.6 Fib, TP2 is 61.8 Fib, TP3 is 50 Fib, TP4 is 38.2 Fib and TP5 is the end of the
Kumo.
3. If Daily candle closes at 78.6 Fib, then I will place a Buy order with Stop Loss of few pips below 78.6 Fib (like
17 pips SL in the image 19), and my TP1 is 61.8, TP2 is 50 Fib, TP3 is 38.2 Fib, TP4 is 38.2 Fib and TP5 is the
end of the Kumo.
Same rules apply for all patterns!!! Here, I explained bearish pattern. On bullish pattern it is opposite of course.
What I also do is, I place Buy order at 78.6Fib and Limit Buy at 88.6Fib – that is risky but has great reward. You will
lose 1 time and win 9 times.
I do not want to make 4th rule because it is only for experienced traders who know how to manage risk.
*Another example: We can look at Monthly chart of USDCHF, Image 19a. below. Amazing, right?

Image 19a.

Actually, it is not 650 pips profit, it is at least 3 times more, because you have Fib, Ichimoku and pattern setup on
Monthly chart and you will play on smaller Time frames with multiple orders…
 VI. How can we tell that price will drop to 78.6 Fib and 88.6 Fib?
It is all about “middle leg”. Very simple. What is “middle leg” in the structure? See it in Image 20 and 21.

Image 20.

I am looking for candle close on “middle leg” in the pattern – it is red horizontal line in Image 20. Right side has to
have candle close below it, even 1 pip will work! 50% of the time, price will bounce back and then scroll to 78.6
Fib and 88.6 Fib, and here I am sitting & waiting for it, and drinking good coffee with sugar and milk .
Image 21.
 VII. How to combine Ichimoku, Fib and Patterns?

1. Find accurate “big” and “small” Ichimoku settings for currency pair to understand major and minor
support/resistance.
2. Find patterns (structures) on Daily or Weekly or Monthly charts.
3. Find accurate Fib for each pattern where last 2 candles honor the Fib.
Now, you can easily read the market like I do in Image 22.
This is Weekly Dollar chart and Chikou is not below the “big” Kumo – meaning we still do not see confirmation
that Dollar will further drop.
If Chikou Span rises above Kumo, Dollar will reach new highs.
Future is in Kumo Twist - yet not confirmed to be bearish – we have to wait and see next week.
Notice “small” Kumo is thin line (fierce drop down) inside “big” Kumo indicating that there will be further drop
unless “small” Kumo is not able to break Senkou Span B at price 97 level and drops below “big” Kumo.
Also, looking at the Past, Chikou Span tells me exact levels where Price will go and these levels match my Fib in
this Pattern.
At this point, all I care are candle close levels on H4 and Daily chart & Chikou Span needs to be above Kumo
For bullish move. 50 Fib is Minor resistance on ‘big” Kumo and 38.2 Fib is the end of bearish pullback.
If price closes above 38 Fib, Dollar will make a new ‘high’.
Image 22.
Few days later, it made a new high in Image 23

Image 23
To Summarize:
1. We did Buy at 88.6 Fib on a Daily chart and placed 2 orders to Buy.(Then you can move to H1 chart and
played few more small orders).
2. 1st order closed at 78.6 and then we moved Stop Loss on 2nd order to 88.6 Fib.
3. Looking at Daily candle closed above 78.6 Fib we have few orders until 61.8 Fib with SL at 78.6 Fib
4. Once Daily candle closes above 61.8 and 50 Fib, we will again place few orders to Buy until 38.2 Fib
5. If D1 candle closes above 38.2 we get off at the end of Kumo which is 11 Fib in our case.
6. If Daily candle closes below 61.8 Fib, then Sell until 78.6 Fib, 88.6 Fib, 94.2 Fib.
We see what happened 3 days later in Image 23.
 VIII. Ichimoku/Fib Settings for other Forex pairs
EURUSD – Weekly Pattern, Fib and Ichimoku(8,12,16 & 8,24,48)

Image 24.
EURUSD – Daily Fib (Image 25, 26)

Image 25.
Image 26. Observe last two Daily candles honor FIB.
 • USDJPY – Monthly chart Pattern & Fib (Image 27)

Image 27
 • USDJPY – H4 Ichimoku (8,12,15 & 8,21,48)

Image 28.
Few days later, Image 29 – You see inverted Fib where 11.4 = 88.6, right? You got it.

Image 29.
Afterword
Thank your purchasing my book. We covered Dollar, EURUSD, USDCHF and USDJPY Ichimoku and patter settings.
I am working on few more books to cover few more Forex pairs, few Stocks and ETFs – all coming by the end of
2020 year
If you have specific Forex pair or ETF, let me know by commenting in Amazon. I will be happy to publish book for
that as well.
Happy Trading!!!!
Sanya