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*BTMM SIMPLIFIED*

For those struggling with btmm (market maker method)

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BTMM SIMPLIFIED
Areas to be covered today
1-
(a) Psychological part about trading.
(b) Introduction to btmm basics and how it works.
I will breakdown the whole strategy in stages to keep this short and straight to
the core. Remember this are just the basics but build a strong foundation of the
btmm strategy.

I Am Kevin Mabgazara.

A trader.
Under Smart Execution.
We are a group of traders.
We use btmm method to trade.

I will taking you through the btmm basics.

*(a) psychological part about trading*

I believe we all gone through trading pdfs and authors will always talk about
psychological part of trading and how it works.

But there are just 2 aspects l want traders to take note of today.

1. Living in the now

As a trader you should stop living in the land of goals rather live in the now than
to centre our attention in the future. We can't concentrate or even accurately
observe what is happening now. We can't dance well while thinking about how
we are dancing. We can't trade well when we're planning what we are going to
do (trade) tomorrow. Living in the now is an important need to good trading.

Living in the now is another way of saying

*"pay attention to the process rather than future goals or desires"*

2. Belief

Well l feel this part is important and that we traders have a big challenge. To
say trading is easy or simple and profitable is incredulous to most traders and
absolutely absurd to others. Almost all traders experience a great deal of doubt.
We don't have faith in our method of trading. Let me rather say we lack
confidence in our strategies. The key to rising above to again realize what game
we are playing. The game is trading our own belief system. If you don't believe
in your method of trading, if you don't have confidence surely it will not work for
you. If we want to change our results we must our beliefs.

Beliefs are what we know to be true.

We almost not question our own beliefs that is what exactly a TRADER must
do.
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BTMM SIMPLIFIED

Areas to be covered today

1 - (b) Introduction to btmm basics and how it works.

We are going to talk about the mm cycle

.-how it works
.-what is involved
.-how best it can be identified and applied

So one might have a question of how the market maker works. The beat the
mm you need to understand his basic objectives

1. Inducing traders
As a trader u are tricked to take position in the market by the mm and then the
MM reverses at that setup going for your stop loss. They usually provide
evidence that price is or going to move in certain direction. Presenting this fall
move more traders enter that position only to be stopped out especially thru
margin call. Automatically you are out of the game.

2. They create panic and fear to induce traders to become emotional and
think irrationally

How do they do this?

Well they do this dirty game through

. Quick moves
. Spike candles
. News releases
. Inexplicable price behavior

3. Hit stops

This is when most traders enter margin trouble, and ultimately get out of the
game. All these l have mentioned above can be also called trade moves.

These trade moves are most observed

1. Beginning and end of the week.

2. Beginning and end of the day.

3. Beginning and end of the session.

.
 Sessions

Asian session
London session
New York session
Sydney session
Tokyo session

We focus on just 3

Asian Session
London session
New York session

So as a trader who trades London setups. You always looking out for setups
out of the Asian Box. So as trying to beat the market maker you are looking for
patterns.

1. M formation patterns
2. W formation patterns
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These are some of the moves we spot before they happen. There is a lot into it
and personally I have at 6 things l look at before l enter a position. If I don’t see
at least 5 of those then l have no reason to trade that pair.

You want to know how?

I will demonstrate with practical examples.

So as trying to beat the market maker you are looking for patterns.

1. M formation patterns
2. W formation patterns

*So still on sessions*

So these W n M formation patterns appear in these scenarios:

1. Once they move out of the Asian Box into the London session (will
explain what an Asian Box is)

2. They may form the second leg out of the Asian box into London
session.

3. It might be formed in the New York session.

So one might think, what shapes are these patterns? Do they always appear to
be like a usual M or W shapes?

Well let's find out

These are the types of W and M you should expect to see. These shapes will
differ but if you analyse your charts you will see them easily.

For you to be able to trade these patterns in sessions you will be trading the
London and New York session.

: Trading times:

Asian session
1100pm - 0800am

London session 0830am - 1400pm

New York session 1430pm - 1030pm

*Note that these are according to how I broke them down. Then may
depend with seasons, countries, etc*

These patterns appear everyday on forex pairs. For one to be able to see these
clearly.

You got to M15 chart.

Markup your chart from 11pm to 8am

Out of the Asian box they create a High of the Week… Once you see them do
that you can enter your trade with NO hesitation. They can never move up once
they setup the High of the Week (H.O.W)

Same thing there (picture below) where the LOW was created and then you
trade away from it.
This is what they do every day. Now it now up to you to open your eyes to see
these patterns.

Once you see them, you can't unsee them

Practical example

Go through them, see what am explaining

The more you practice the more you become good at it.
I did rather teach you how to fish. I would rather teach you how to generate
Signals on your own. What you just need to do is believe in yourself and believe
in the method you use and you will be alright.

Like every day you can find a good setup and trade. Just train yourself to see
these patterns. That all you need. Trading does not take 2days to master it. It’s
a journey of learning and correction until you master the behaviours of
currencies.

First of all, Forex Trading is not a get rich scheme or gambling.

We always need to treat forex trading as a business.

Using this method of trading, you should be able to know which times are best
to trade. We trade out of the Asian session... So our focus is on the London
session and New York session. Those are the times or sessions which we get
good setups to trade.

Please note this it’s very important. (RECAP)

Trading times:

Asian session
1100pm - 0800am

London session 0830am - 1400pm

New York session 1430pm - 1030pm

So as a trader who trades London setups. You always looking out for setups
out of the Asian Box. The market maker before he moves he always presents
setup that show he was to move in a particular direction. So as trying to beat
the market maker you are looking for patterns.

1. M formation patterns
2. W formation patterns

He always presents these patterns every morning on most forex pairs. How
does he form these patterns anyway? We just wait after 0830am out of the
Asian session he might form a M or W.

These are the probable scenarios. Remember he changes everything just to try
to confuse you. So you should be aware of that.

So these W n M formation patterns appear in there scenarios:

1. Once they move out of the Asian Box into the London session (will explain
what an Asian Box is)
2. They may form the second leg out of the Asian box into London session.

3. It might be formed in the New York session.

For one to be able to see these clearly.

1 You got to M15 chart.
2 Mark-up your chart from 11pm to 8am for the Asian box
3 After marking up your box you then start looking for a pattern

M pattern Or W pattern

Well these patterns do not allows come as regular shapes of M or W that we

know, but the market maker will always try to hide this patterns because he
knows you will make money out of them.

These are the types of Ms and Ws that are usually presented by the market
maker before moving into any particular direction.

If they don't form the pattern in the London session definitely it's coming in the
New York session. What you have to do is to Wait and watch. Patience is
needed in this business.

BELOW ARE SCENARIOS FOR CLARIFICATION

Scenario 1
They formed the first leg for the M in the Asian box. The second leg comes right
after they move out of the Asian box

Scenario 1.2 they formed the first leg for their W pattern in the Asian box. The
second leg was formed just after the Asian box signalling a buy
Scenario 2. A clear W was formed out of the Asian box signalling a buy setup

Scenario 2.1 A clear M was presented out of the Asian box signalling a sell
Scenario 3. In this situation the pattern is not clear. They hid the M pattern as
well. But we have a tool (TDI) that can clearly show us. The TDI showed a clear
M shape.

Scenario 3.1 In this situation also the pattern is not clear. They hid the M
pattern as well. But the TDI showed a clear W shape or pattern. (Squared in
blue below)
So this is how they usually move in the London session and New York Session.
So for you to be good at identifying these patterns you need to practice.

You should perform analysis of your charts going back over history on pairs and
looking for setups that would have given up to 50 pips.

You draw your Asian boxes, identify and Mark-up the patterns

Let's add something else.

*entry Triggers*

We are looking for candles what will confirm our entry and patterns. These
candles are formed within the patterns.

They confirm what the market makers are about to move or reverse. So what
kind of candlestick patterns would one look for? Pictures on the way.

Study and see what l just showed you

 LONDON SETUPS

Things to take note off about patterns then we will move to levels thereafter but
the pattern is more important to master first.

We are not here to play.

Time is money.
This information is Gold.
It’s all up to you how you use it.

Free tip

*M or W PATTERNS*

*In the morning*

Check for a good LONDON SETUP between 0915hrs and 1115hrs

*In the afternoon*

Check for a good NEW YORK SETUP between 1415hrs and 1515hrs

You don't have to stare at the charts all day lol.

EVERYDAY at 8AM. They move out of the Asian box to create the Low of the
day (LOW) or High of the Day (HOW)

~They will form a W or M pattern.

~Just wait for a Clear pattern to appear.

~Look for entry Triggers (candlestick patterns).

~confirm your M or W pattern with the TDI if it's not clear.

~Place a stop loss 23 - 30 pips above entry.

~Take profit you work with targets. If you reach your targets, close the trade.

~ If the pattern does not appear in the London session it will surely appear in
New York session.
You never know what kind of setup market will present to you, your objective
should be to find opportunity where risk reward ratio is best.
I hope you are applying what l have been revealing to you. If you are getting
positive results, that is good progress. Open demo account practice what l
showed you.
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LONDON SETUPS

There are types of London setups. There are also known as Safety trades. Best
trades especially for beginners and newcomer to this method of trading.
These trades still come out of the Asian box

Trapping Setups often occur when we are going into level 2(topic to be
discussed) where moving averages 50/200 cross (topic be discussed)

There are 3 types of London Trapping Setups to lock out for.

These are the types of trades that give you more pips.

You should always tend to hold them. I hope you find this information helpful.
Note that we are still on M15. What usually happens is after the moving
averages cross they will cme back and pin Moving Averages 200 (EMA 200)
with an M pattern. Remember this pattern is coming out of the Asian Box. This
London setup doesn’t occur every day. Please take note of that.
Type 2 London Trapping Setup. Still coming out of the Asian box. M pattern
produced a pinning EMA200.

Type 3. After the PFH (peak formation high) has been formed. A drop will
follow. Then out of the Asian box a pattern is formed. Take note this time it is
formed in EMA50 (M pattern).
Below a PFH M was created. At A the EMAs crossed in the Asian box. The
EMAs were pinned whilst they were in the Asian box. You should always expect
what’s out of the ordinary
Above a W PFL was formed. At A the EMA 50/200 crossed. At B they pinned
the EMA200 out of the Asian box, that would have been an entry. C was a
possible entry if one missed the first one.
The PFL was created. A reversal in the NY session came in and pinned the
EMAs. At A the EMAs crossed and B they pinned the EMAs. That was your
entry point.

PFH was formed. Next day at point B they created the second leg of M out of
the Asian box. After that they crossed the EMAs. See here the pattern came
before the EMAs crossed. The pattern, the pattern, the pattern is key.
PFH M formed. At A the EMAs crossed. At B they pinned EMAs 50 and 200.
That would be your entry. Or the HOD (HIGH OF THE DAY) just after the Asian
box.

The PFH was formed. At B the EMAs 50/200 crossed in the Asian box. At A
was your entry because they pinned the EMA200 with a small M pattern.
Above a PFH M formed. At A EMAs 50/200 crossing and at B they pinned
EMAs 50 twice (2 times) then dropped.

W PFL was created. At A the EMAs crossed. The next day at B out of the Asian
box they created a W also pinning the EMAs 50/200. That was your entry.

*Introduction to levels*

How to apply Moving averages on your mobile phone.

moving average 13 (yellow)

moving average 50 (aqua blue)
moving average 200 (white)
moving average 800 (navy blue)

OK WHAT ARE LEVELS?

Levels are the Market cycle. A market cycle is a pattern in the market that much
like a bike wheel will go round and round and round. Meaning there is repetition
in the market. Hence is was called Weekly cycle.
Weekly the market moves in LEVELS. These LEVELS can be basically
identified by:

RISES, DROPS Or CONSOLIDATION

BUT it’s also important to note that the market cycle happens on every time
frame, Lowest to the Highest. The difference is the timing.

So back at our definition

What are levels?

Levels are the Market cycle drawn over 2.5 to 5 days of movement in a
particular direction depending on what they (market-makers) want to collect in
contracts. Please study pictures l always send below
 Ok now the question will be how can one identify levels?

There are different ways of identifying levels.

HOW TO IDENTIFY LEVELS.

1. 2.5 to 5 days of drop or rise.

2. Each level will be approximately 1XADR (3 LEVELS = 3xADR)

3. Asian Session Box Stacking - Asian Consolidation.

4. EMA CROSSES
 (a) LEVEL 1 : 13/50 cross
(b) LEVEL 2 : 50/200 cross
(c) LEVEL 3 : 50/800 cross OR EMAs will be fanned out

At the end of the day you are gonna have to combine all this just to increase
your accuracy. The choice is all yours.

But one should always note that:

When counting level or periods always start with the peak formation

Typical examples

Levels over 2.5 days of drop

Levels over 5 days of rise
Levels over ADR. Days are not taken into consideration. You will be only
looking at drops and rises only
 OK so now I am breaking down Each LEVEL.

What we expecting in each level?

*LEVEL 1*

We expect:

First consolidation after 13 and 50 moving averages confirm level 1

*LEVEL 2*

We expect:

Second consolidation after 50 and 200 exponential moving averages confirms

level 2
*LEVEL 3*

We expect:

A *W or M* (we are talking about multi-session or advanced M or W)

A Stop Hunt (an aggressive move by the market maker to trigger the stops of all
traders.)

So remember for us to have a level we need 2 things

Consolidation + rise or consolidation + drop

When counting level or periods always start with the peak formation.

Peak formation being the last level 3 or where the market changed the direction
after 3 levels of rise or drop.

When drawing your levels always start from a higher time from like the daily
chart timeframe.

So start by drawing the levels on day chart then you draw on h4 then h1 and
m15 for entry.

Peak formation: the highest point on the chart. (Can occur intraday and intra-
week).

Reset: (Trend Reset) the market maker will make a pullback to book a profit,
but needs to continue with the current trend direction to achieve the larger goal.

Rise: the increase in price.

Drop: the drop in price.

Key notes

3 LEVELS and a RESET on M15 chart = 1 LEVEL on H1 chart

3 LEVELS and a RESET on H1 chart = 1 LEVEL on H4 chart

3 LEVELS and a RESET on H4 chart = 1 LEVEL on Daily chart

3 LEVELS and a RESET on Daily chart = 1 LEVEL on Weekly chart

Remember the most important thing in the cycle is the patterns not levels.

If you are struggling don't get stuck up on levels. Levels are not as important as
recognizing the pattern the timing and the pushes.

I hear alot if people saying they are struggling with identifying the levels better.

So Yes you need to do more practice. It’s good that you want to learn that and l
do suggest you learn it but it's not gonna happen right away, it's going to take
some time for you to get adjusted to recognizing that stuff on the charts and it
will come to you eventually.

But l don't want you guys to focus drawing the levels or knowing the levels
before you recognize the pattern or recognizing the behaviour that happen in
the London Session or During the Asian session or right after the Asian
session or New York session open.

These are more important to get down to learn than knowing where you are
interms of levels.

And of cause LEVELS will help you with direction of the trend.

I always draw up my levels on H1. It’s easy for me to see them in H1.
One may choose M30 chart. It’s almost the same with H1 chart.

To me each day is represented by a level.

This is what l mean

(Example coming)

Key note

Market reversals occurs WEDNESDAY or THURSDAY

Market trapping occurs FRIDAY into MONDAY

NOTE THAT YOU NEED A BTMM APPLICATION SOFTWARE ON YOUR
MT4 AND YOU USE THE 15m_TDI_TRAINING_03 TEMPLATE.

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