@poguetrading @roblo22 I’ve had times where I draw a trend line that tells me to short but draw another trend line on another time frame that tells me to long, so it’s really hard to gauge what to do
@poguetrading @roblo22 Volume makes sense but price action is a really vague term, does it mean simple supply and demand or patterns or emas etc, I want to know why they form rather than just blindly looking for them, sometimes a one minute pattern could say one thing and a 15 min could say sumn else
• Stop-hunt = turtle soup
• Ob = candle that dug into a high/low = turtle soup
• Breaker = candle that caused a turtle soup
• OTE = 2nd leg of expansion after a turtle soup + mss
• Htf fvg = Ltf Ts
You can run all you like, you’ll always come back to turtle soup.
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What about "those days" that absolutely hammer most individual traders?
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And here for some explanation to the mental aspects:
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Great video! Very simple and actionable. ICT is my favorite trading style and I’ve done a lot. The trouble with learning is you have to filter through 100 different setups and extract “your setup”. Take complexity and make it simple👌🏼
Gaps get filled more often than not, but when they do remain unfilled, why is it..?
• Gaps stay unfilled due to:
1- Breakers.
2- SMT fill (one asset fills the other one doesn’t.)
3- Bprs.
4- Turtle soups.
5- the time is up.
Example: Bitcoin > Ethereum.