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The Market
There are 2 groups of traders. One is much larger and the other one is very small.
We, as the larger populace of retail-minded trading, think because of our sheer
vastness that we are the driver of this apparatus that's called the marketplace.
And we tend to think of ourselves as the drive axle of what makes the markets go
up and down. The “Smart Money” group doesn’t want to draw too much attention
to itself. But contrast that with everybody in the retail. We all have Twitter
accounts, Everybody is living large over here in the Uninformed money, and smart
money is up here quietly just doing their thing.
You need to have a paradigm shift in your thought process about how the
markets are efficient because they're not efficient for the speculators; they're
efficient for the smart money, the banks drive price. Whether you want to accept it
or not, that's what's going on. And the sooner you get to that understanding and
expectation of what it is that's going on in price, it's not for your well-being; it's for
the bank's well-being. It's their business; they have a liquidity provider. Everyone
else is liquidity.
The markets are being driven and manipulated to the degree of every single
minute detail. They're absolutely controlled. It's an AI, it's artificial intelligence.
You are not trading against a person anymore; it's a computer program that
delivers price, and it knows human behaviour because it's the same way it's been
always: fear and greed. Which makes the markets go around? It's not the big
populous of traders; it's the liquidity provider. So, you need to be thinking like this
Expansion + Order-blocks
Retracement + Fair Value Gaps &
Liquidity Voids
Consolidation + Equilibrium
Let's look at the daily range. Suddenly, expansion, retracement, reversal, and
consolidation mean something.
3. Then we'll see a range Expansion. In other words, after the high or low is
formed, the range will start expanding.
6. Then during NYKZ, we can have either Reversal or another Expansion leg
creating the opposite of the daily range.
8. Then the market will go into Consolidation till the end of the day.
We can see the interbank price delivery algorithm on a daily basis by studying
these events. And then, seeing it over a period of time, you'll know what is most
likely to happen. Now, let's look at a little bit further.
Algo Roadmap
1. Always Consolidation.
2. Always Expansion.
a. It can Retrace, come back to the OB that it left behind and make another
continuation leg.
b. Or it can Reverse.
When you understand this algorithm, the way it moves and where it operates,
it's very generic, it's very systematic. It has only a few options to go to, and
they're time-sensitive; they're day-sensitive.
8. Reversal