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This is the USDCAD 1d timeframe. Step by step process. Using market structure, order flow, Imbalance, supply/demand, and liquidity. Apply market structure. From the left, 4h bos followed by 4h choch. 2 demand zones left, one decisional and one smaller (after the choch). The price left imbalance indicating a strong decisional zone. The daily bos followed by choch...

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Using market structure we've determined where the key mitigation points are and have projected a down move towards demand. Lets see how this unfolds.

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I've used 3 variables for this but there are extra ones hidden.. What do you see?

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Bullish market structure. Break of bearish trend (recent). This pair is mainly bullish. It is meant to go up. Possible alternatives: it hits Sl

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Supply has been reached. Liquidity on the way down. Breaks of structure. Macro bearish. Alternatives: mitigate demand and go up

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Black marks macro, red marks micro. Micro structural shift marked by 'H', or 'L', representing 'high', or 'low' before a change in direction. Used a trend line and zone to aid in analysis. The price rests above the zone, and has broken above the trend line.

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Take market structure to a whole new level with colour coded higher highs and higher lows etc to differentiate between macro and micro structures. Follow the trend.

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Market structure practice and decisional zones. The 4h represent breaks in structure on a specific time frame. The unmarked regions are reaction areas if price descends.

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Sell along the ceiling and buy along the floor. There is beauty in simplicity when it comes to trading, especially after years of being in this industry. What traders need to do is distinguish their day-to-day life and their Forex practice. By identifying where we fall short along the trading cycle, we can make amends or improvements to ensure that it doesn't repeat.

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Looking at the GBP/CHF, price is trapped in a consolidating range and is yet to make a potential move down after making a false breakout.

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Does this make sense? Using bullish order flow to your advantage. When the price is going up, buy. When the price is going down, sell.

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Capturing price between supply and demand zones. With bullish order flow, you want to mark up the demand zones, and wait for mitigation. I did that with the 3rd mitigation. There was a 4th mitigation following it.

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So this one was pretty straightforward. Had a nice demand zone form after a bullish expansion, that price kept testing as it formed a descending triangle. Then we had a break above structure (which I bought the first time).. saw the price coming down again so entered on the mitigation. What was the logic behind the price movements here? Well, the big players...

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Choch below micro low after manipulation. Supply-side order block left behind and equal lows near the target.

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Potential buy or sell scenarios leaning more towards the latter. This pair has just finished manipulating buyers and sellers but has left equal lows that are yet to be cleared.

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After posting a signal on this pair, the result gave us a 3.5RR return. Why did I sell? I sold because the price was ranging and breaking new highs. At the new high it had reached, many traders may have wanted to press in on the bullish momentum. This is the perfect time for a reversal. As the price did.

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Price has reached a high point on its bullish trajectory, and now it's trapped in a small range. I am looking for potential buys if it breaks above the range.. or sells if it breaks below.

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We see bullish order flow within a range forming up to supply. Multiple order blocks have been mitigated and there is liquidity to be swept below the supply. Looking at a lower time frame mitigation before looking for potential sells.