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Fairman wrote:Tick charts form a new candle after a fixed number of trades... filter out low-activity noise that clutters time-based charts during quiet periods.

Activity-based candles are honest about dead zones: time passes, ticks do not, chart stays still. When participation arrives, candles compress and momentum tools wake up with the tape rather than with the clock. Useful complement for scalpers who get trapped in quiet M1 fiction.

Caveats from a Frankfurt discretionary desk: broker tick feed quality varies; what you see is not exchange truth. I would validate patterns next to M5 structure and session gates, not replace them. Prop blackouts still apply — a beautiful tick impulse into CPI is still a fail risk.

Examples help more than theory; side-by-side with time charts teaches faster than adjectives.

Tick stays a participation filter here. Structure and session gates still decide. A fast tick burst into a blackout is ignored like any other colourful distraction.

Do you use tick as primary trigger, or as a filter confirming that “something is actually happening”?

Fairman wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 10:55 pm

HansFX wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 12:39 pm

Fairman wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2026 9:42 pm

Nope, a strategy can’t give you discipline

Discipline has to be learnt either the hard way or the easy way

Hello Fairman,

Yes i Agree, that you have to learn it for yourself by your own way, because forex market do not care about you.
Actually nobody cares, you have to find your own way how to handle that.
I just can say, it is not easy but you can do it.

Yeah it is not easy to make it but one has to give it all it takes and with help from friends it can be easier

Hi fairman,
you are right. But with friends be carefull, if none of them can trade, it is in my point of view harder that easier.