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[0x @0x1op]

@timexpricex @LethalityTrader "I told you" paper trade ya never traded live

[aunicity @aunicity]

@sodhlanfx 👍 Htf chop = ltf better reaction

[aunicity @aunicity]

Enter in the LTF “chop”; Enjoy the HTF Distribution

Now consider what would happen if you entered at the bottom of a HTF “chop”

[aunicity @aunicity]

imagine all the confused traders in the mix of the “chop”; Over analyzing the charts with SMTs and key levels, and worrying about news events because they’re twitter mentors said so 💀

When there was only one very high probable possibility right in front of their face the entire time

[aunicity @aunicity]

@Mr_Lannister21 15m chop with 1H candle expansions is no different than a daily timeframe chop with weekly or monthly candle expansions

[aunicity @aunicity]

Price ONLY targets liquidity or KEY levels on the Monthly-Weekly-Daily charts

Watch the Closes (rejections or breakouts) and displacement (key levels) to catch a Midtimeframe trend towards those HTF targets

-Monthly levels cause weekly expansions
-Weekly levels cause daily expansions
-Daily levels causes 4H 1H expansions

After a chop expect an expansion (look for entries) after an expansion expect a chop (look for exits)

[aunicity @aunicity]

👍 it’s all the same but the HTF candles just print slower, literally in Rs new tape reading price moves just like that on a 1H chart

Regardless of the patterns the main thing once a range is formed is just entering turtle soups all the way until target is hit

the closer we get to target the more risky or sloppy price may act

[~V @vittorio_rossi_]

Milking it for everything it’s worth.

No losing transaction yet for this week.

[~V @vittorio_rossi_]

When the Monthly low is not established, buying for a swing becomes risky.

When the Monthly high is not established, selling for a swing becomes risky.

When the Weekly low hasn't been created yet, short-term buying should be avoided.

When the Weekly high hasn't been created yet, short-term selling should be avoided.

When the Daily low is not identifiable, taking short scalps towards it becomes high-probability.

When the Daily high is not identifiable, taking long scalps towards it becomes high-probability.

[~V @vittorio_rossi_]

What happens if you just take price from the H/LOD till the first major opposing liquidity pool?

Act only when the directional bias for the day is clear and obvious… 2-3 times a week.

Do that for a month and look at your results.

This can be scaled to any candle, if you wish.

[~V @vittorio_rossi_]

The only way to easy is hard

…and that is how it’s supposed to be.

[Raid @Romeotpt]

Consolidation.
Expansion.
Retracement.
Reversal.

Ask yourself, Which one is happening right now on the daily, weekly and monthly?

[Raid @Romeotpt]

If a 1h key level breaks, move up to the 4h,

If a 4h key level breaks, move up to the daily,

If a daily key level breaks, a weekly level will support price,

If a weekly level breaks, go to the monthly.

[Raid @Romeotpt]

"I spend more time on the weekly chart than any other timeframe”.

- @I_Am_The_ICT

[Raid @Romeotpt]

@ibukundaniels • Draw out the weekly open and close

• Draw out the likely expansion of the weekly candle (in your eyes)

• Draw out the pd arrays which you expect to be hit on Monday Tuesday Wednesday, and the opposing PD arrays you expect to be hit on Thursday Friday

• stick to it.

[Raid @Romeotpt]

@nocapforex Previous weeks high is a sufficient liquidity the pool

The model is weekly high to weekly low

[Raid @Romeotpt]

Tips and tricks like the previous one are eye candy, and always fun to play around with and watch..

But NEVER forget the baseline mechanics of the markets:
• Liquidity pool to Liquidity pool.
• Buy stops to sell stops.
• Sell stops to buy stops.
• Highs and lows.

GLGT.

[Raid @Romeotpt]

Every liquidity pool is assigned a destination before it’s even taken out.

Every high and low are assigned their role.

Everything is balanced.

There is no flaw in the system.

[aunicity @aunicity]

🎩🪄

[zak4ria @zakaeu]

$NQ OSOK

fading the weekly opening sentiment.