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The document outlines trading concepts including Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), Market Maker Models, and liquidity, emphasizing their importance in identifying market direction and making trade entries. It discusses the significance of market structure, manipulation versus displacement, and the role of order and breaker blocks in trading strategies. Additionally, it provides insights on risk management and the weekly trading cycle to optimize trading decisions.

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The document outlines trading concepts including Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), Market Maker Models, and liquidity, emphasizing their importance in identifying market direction and making trade entries. It discusses the significance of market structure, manipulation versus displacement, and the role of order and breaker blocks in trading strategies. Additionally, it provides insights on risk management and the weekly trading cycle to optimize trading decisions.

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One - Sided Two - Sided + Consistent candles + Indecisive candles + Allin same direction + Notallin same direction + Displacement + Lack of displacement + High probabiityo Continue + Low probabiity to continue FVG = 3 candle formation with expansive middle candle causing a gap between the wicks of candles 1 and 3 FVGs show displacement in the market and a desire to move towards a further target FVGs can be used for everything from higher time frame levels, directional bias, trade entries, and stop losses Some FVGs have a higher probability of continuing than others Displacement. Displacements contmes ith Gs Hone the marke rect to igh arin tel you eveything IRL> ERL Brice nays moving high fw, of, ernl Range iui EAL) = Highton internal Range Liquid i) = VG UiFtelsyou when he move begs Murket Maker Models re anaye resent ese Falea 08 inflection Pie 1G = verted fair value gop) High probabiltyiFVGs occur + Ateworsided gaps + ACBSGs, «After sweeps of liquidity When iFVG is confirmed, look for ‘opposing liquidity Can be used for entry or bias What is a Market Maker Model? ‘Amarket maker model (mma) isa svategy to sulle retracements and expansions ona lower Why use Market Maker Models? nox lp you identity wha sie ofthe curve were ‘on, and confirm your Pigher ime rame bias. They ‘iso prowde you wit ade entries and stp oss placement What is Daily Bias? Why is it important? Daly bas isthe direction that youre antcpating the When bias is lear, all you have to dois wal for an Curent daly andle to close nsimple terms are entry mode! during the trading session, buyers sles i onto, Price is always moving to a high, low, or fvg External Range Liquidity (ERL) = High/Low Internal Range Liquidity (IRL) = FVG LIF tells you when the move begins Market Maker Models are always present A Weekly 4 ms Sweep + Enguting Key Level to Key level Use PremiunyDiscount of Candle Range + Which side of the market i falling? Fas obs + Structure (Manipulation vs Displacement) What is Market Structure? Why is it important? Marke structures simply highs and lows. The keys Market structure isthe foundation of your analysis owing which igh and lon use, andhaving 2 Aandi involved in almost every price action trading racical method of ang them concept yet most people doit completely wong, + Manipulation legs fail to “displace” or push rapidly BEYOND structure + Displacement legs DISPLACE or push rapidly through structure + Manipulation = reversal + Displacement = continuation + Pair with other concepts for higher probability, than when used alone Impulse structure is structure that forms with displacement and fair value gaps (FVG) HTF impulses = many LTF impulses + Impulses can be used to confirm HTF zones Don't pay attention to structure that isn't an impulse (MvD) All trends come to an end, and there is a way to gauge when impulses are likely to return rrr 2 uns, canoes ae your rode Doyoumante sel your prosut tor a premien, Doyau nono pod prenn, evra ae ely to happenin grenim ot Sscouncn concn ofthe pewous pe es What is Liquidity? Liquidity isthe ease at which an asset can be bought ‘or sod. We lok for auty beyond highs o lows, as there ae top losses placed usng these levels. 09 a hart we wew the using tole suchas highs a ote= ‘or a vlue gaps Why is it important? Ina bulish market you buy rom sellers, under ons a slesigehqudiy Ina bearish market, you sllto buyers, above highs, ‘9 bayside quit. ‘his show te large market participants operate anc ‘0 should you Price is always moving to a high, low, or fvg External Range Liquidity (ERL) = High/Low Internal Range Liquidity (IRL) = FVG LTF tells you when the move begins Market Maker Models are always present What are Order Blocks? Corder blocks ar cancles formed) just before expansive moves in price that can ater be used as Suppor orresstance.n a ullsh market, price should find support on down close candles. Ina bash market, pric should fin resistance on up ‘ove candles Why is it important? ‘Order blocks canbe used for mary purposes, suchas entering trades, trang top losses determining Adeectonal bias, and more. What are Breaker Blocks? Breaker blocks are powerful levels in rie that occur before aids on tquidty which isthe backbone ofthe trading methodlogy mm teaching you Why are they important? Breaker blocks often accur at key mes ofthe day ‘when were expecting lquidty sweeps and can be ‘sed to enter high probability tases. Theyre especially ponertal when inked with far value gape What is Time and Price? Why is it important? ‘Time and price efersto the analyse that raders can Time and prices important for refining when ta ook ‘co using time. for certain behaviors n pric, which levee to trace ‘rom, and when to expect expansion vs consoldation. Time based liquidity = highs or lows made during certain time periods Previous weekly highs/lows Previous day's highs/lows Previous Asia Session (1800-0000) highs/lows Previous London Session (0000-0600) highs/low 0600-0730 highs/lows SMT Divergence 1. Weekly IRL/ERL 2. Weekly Candle Bias 1. Daily IRL/ERL 2. Daily Candle Bias 1, H4/H1 Market Maker Model M15 IRL/ERL Reaction to TBL and 730 open Entry Checklist 2+ LTF Confirmation Required 1, HTF = LTF 2. HTF IRL/ERL = LTF MMXM 3. Manipulation beyond session open/TBL swept 4. HTF Key Level 5. LTF Confirmation (required) Risk Management + R=Total Drawdown / Number of Consecutive Losses Likely + 1R risk from breakeven + 2Rrisk when 2R in profit + 0.5R risk when in drawdown + 2 losses OR 1 win = STOP TRADING + Trimming is better than breakeven stops Week True Week Open 1800 Monday Monday = Accumulation (expansion if previous Friday accumulated Tuesday= Manipulation (Accumulation if Monday expanded) Wednesday = Manipulation/Distribution Thursday = tribution/Continuation/Reversal Expect either AMDX or XAMD in any defined range of time based on the previous cycle oy Midnight Open Asia Session 1800 - 0000 London Session 0000-0600 (focus on 0130 - 0430) Ny AM Session 0600-1200 (focus on 0900-1030) NY PM Session 1200-1800 Each can be broken into 1/4s Expect either AMDX or XAMD in any defined range of time based on the previous cycle

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