Order Blocks Explained
Now we'll look at one of the important concepts we utilize to find our precise entry points:
order blocks.
So, what exactly is an order block? An orderblock is a visible spot on the chart where a
large order is being placed on the market. You'll notice the order being placed, followed
by a quick move from that region, leaving behind...
The realm of finance is replete with a plethora of phrases and terminology, and among the most prevalent is the notion of "smart money." This term commonly alludes to seasoned traders who possess access to a wealth of information and knowledge beyond the reach of novice traders or individual investors. Within the domain of cryptocurrency, the concept of smart...
📍What Is Smart Money?
Smart money is the capital that is being controlled by institutional investors, market mavens, central banks, funds, and other financial professionals. Smart money was originally a gambling term that referred to the wagers made by gamblers with a track record of success.
📍Principles of Smart Money Market Structure in Order Block...
🧐What is Smart Money?
Smart money refers to the capital that institutional investors, central banks, and other professionals or financial institutions control. It is managed by expert investors who can foresee market trends and make most of the profits. Smart money was originally a gambling term, where it refers to the gamblers that have extensive knowledge of...
Hello Traders, in this post we aim to explain how we can trade the markets in both directions. Since this comes under the concept of liquidity, it is very logical to trade in both the directions of the market. Please pay attention to the annotations made on the chart.
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😱 There were a few people there talking about their losses, that they had no idea what to do and I wrote this to them:
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First look for the higher timeframe trend is the price making higher highs and higher lows? (For bullish market) or lower highs and lower lows? (For bearish market) bullish or bearish, then go to the lower timeframe and see if the lower timeframe trend matches the higher timeframe trend. After that mark your supply and demand zones, and point of interest(POI). If...
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After a BOS we expect price to pullback and
mitigate a significant zone in the previous
range before continuing
to break structure again.
If we do not get this mitigation it is likely that the
high/low that failed to mitigate will become liquidity.
Trading as a retail trading could work sometimes, but in the long term you will lose the most of ur portfolio. Comparing this to a smart money trader would make more winning trades knowing this kind of structure. For example: liquidity grabs, supply and demand zones etc.
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In this example, we will look into the parallel channel formed on AUDUSD.
How Retail View the Breakout:
Price broke and re-tested the breakout trendline
Price should now continue bearish after showing signs of rejection
How Smart Money View the Breakout:
Price broke out of the retail trendline, liquidity has now been formed in their stop loss...
This is a Smart Money Concepts Diagram With Labeled Wyckoff Accumulation And Distribution Schematics.
These are the main smart money trade setups that you will find in your charts, this is how smart money (big banks, funds, composite man, etc.) manipulate markets to engineer liquidity.
Wyckoff methods teach a bigger picture view of the markets and why they are...
Here is an example of Distribution in Wyckoff Schematics.
Here as you can see you could easily trade with the smart money and take huge profits if you just understood how smart money move the market in order to get where they want.
It works on all timeframes in reverses areas, where you believe, based on your analysis that the market is likely to reverse.
Wyckoff theory is a way to understand where the smart money(Institutions & Large banks) want to move the market and when you can enter and add to your profitable entries.
If you understand the way smart money moves the market, then you can profit with them!
It can be used in all timeframes.
Textbook educational example of the Wyckoff Price Cycle, focusing on; Accumulations, Distribution, Markups, Markdowns, The Spring and UTAD.
The graphic doesn't take into consideration the finer details of both the accumulation &/or distribution schematics nor does it focus on the re-accumulation / re-distribution schematics.
Please see our other ideas for a...
In this video, we take a look at our Wednesday U.S Close system. But also look into how you
can trade retail pattern with the SmartMoney. And how you can take advantage of retail
volume to trade more risk, but mosty very profitable trades (Joining The Bank Moves)
Learn how the BIG Money or The SmartMoney move funds. Knowing their tricks, to know when they move the volume, you will change your trading success overnight. Full system in this video.
- The Qualificarion Rules
- The Entry Rules
- The Exit Rules
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