關於 tip top meaning ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

This video got us all speechless. But we will sum it up with one word. PARADISE. 😍

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📍 Layang Layang Island

𝗗𝗜𝗩𝗘 𝗦𝗜𝗧𝗘 𝗛𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗟𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧:
𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗣𝗢𝗜𝗡𝗧, 𝗟𝗔𝗬𝗔𝗡𝗚 𝗟𝗔𝗬𝗔𝗡𝗚 𝗜𝗦𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗗

The convergence of two dive sites, Gorgonian Forest and Dogtooth Lair, forms a sharp corner that we call The Point. It is a gradual slope from 5m to 18m, then a steep slope down into the abyss. The currents here can be tricky at times, but this is where we usually hunt for hammerheads. Sometimes, we would leave early (6 or 7am) to increase our chances of hammerhead sightings. Depending on the current, we would drop in at the top of the reef at 5m, then slowly descend to 20m as we head out into the blue (meaning away from the reef) in search of the sharks. We would spend about 10-15mins out there, and if we find what we're looking for, we'd stay there as long as our no decompression limit allows. After that, we then find our way back to the reef and end the dive with a school of jackfish or barracudas accompanying our safety stop! Sometimes, divers might even see manta rays, eagle rays, and devil rays here. Other marine animals commonly seen here are dogtooth tunas, white tip sharks, and grey reef sharks.

The hammerhead sharks are usually seen out in the blue, but sometimes after coming back to the reef without a single sighting, we'd bump right into a school at the shallow reef! Layang Layang is truly full of surprises.

In the video, you can hear a loud beeping sound: an alarm from our camerawoman's dive computer set to beep at 27m. Being out in the blue with no reference point, it is important to be aware of our depth, especially if we see a school of hammerheads! In our excitement, the last thing we want is accidentally going deeper than our limit.

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Rayner: 00:00 The first thing I want to share is that there is no way that you can 100% avoid a false break out. Because that's like saying, "How do I win 100% of the time in trading?" It doesn't exist. So embrace this fact that break outs will fail, no matter how beautiful the pattern is, how high probability the chart may look break outs can and will fail.

Rayner: 00:32 Once you accept this fact, I want to share with you three tips that I personally look for whenever I trade break outs. Number one trade break out with built up. So what is built up? Build up is basically a tight consolidation you see on your chart where the range of the candles get small and tight. That's called a 'build up', and typically like let's say, for example, I want to trade a break out of resistance, I will look for a build up at the highs of resistance. Meaning if the price comes into resistance, I want to see the range of the candle get tighter and tighter. Consolidating for about five to ten candles, before it breaks out.

Rayner: 01:05 Why do I want to see that? Because number one, you have a tighter stop loss which improves your risk to reward, because when there's a build up, you can just simple set your stop loss at a low of the build-up instead of the low of the entire range, which is pretty done wide. That's number one, a tighter stop loss that eventually offers you a better risk to reward. Number two, when you see a build-up, it's a sign of strength because it's telling you that buyers are willing to buy at these higher prices, willing to buy in front of resistance. This is a sign of strength, and these are the two reasons why I love to trade break outs with build up.

Rayner: 01:39 The second tip that I want to share with you is watch how the price action approaches the levels that you're looking to trade the breakout. Let's say for example again you want to trade resistance, you want to trade the break out of it, watch how the price action approach resistance. So what I want to see is higher lows coming into resistance, because this is a sign of strength, it's telling you that the buyers are willing to buy at again these higher prices. On top of it, it looks somewhat like an Ascending triangle, and it typically is from this type of stair-stepping price action to a point where it starts to coil very tightly, and again this is another form of a build up, and really more often than not, the market is likely to break up higher. Again, watch how the price action approach resistance. Ideally, you want to see higher lows coming into it.

Rayner: 02:22 The third thing I want to share with you is to let markets break out. If the market does break out and you are not in a trade, what you can do is to wait for the first pullback to occur, and this can appear in the form of a trend continuation trade, for example, a bullish flight path and a symmetrical triangle. These are possible chart pattern that you can trade, to trade the subsequent move higher.

Rayner: 02:55 These are the three tips I would like to share with you to find higher probability break out trades. That's all I have for you in today's episode. If you have any questions that you want me to answer, leave it in the comments section below so I can look into it and answer in the next episode.

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