The document outlines lessons across 4 modules that teach technical analysis concepts. Module 1 covers failure swings, order pairing, order blocks, balanced price ranges, and breakaway gaps across 5 lessons. Module 2 has 4 lessons on timeframe alignment and mitigation blocks. Module 3 focuses on long, intermediate, and short term perspectives. Module 4 presents the Nines model and failure swings and liquidity runs concepts.
The document outlines lessons across 4 modules that teach technical analysis concepts. Module 1 covers failure swings, order pairing, order blocks, balanced price ranges, and breakaway gaps across 5 lessons. Module 2 has 4 lessons on timeframe alignment and mitigation blocks. Module 3 focuses on long, intermediate, and short term perspectives. Module 4 presents the Nines model and failure swings and liquidity runs concepts.
The document outlines lessons across 4 modules that teach technical analysis concepts. Module 1 covers failure swings, order pairing, order blocks, balanced price ranges, and breakaway gaps across 5 lessons. Module 2 has 4 lessons on timeframe alignment and mitigation blocks. Module 3 focuses on long, intermediate, and short term perspectives. Module 4 presents the Nines model and failure swings and liquidity runs concepts.
The document outlines lessons across 4 modules that teach technical analysis concepts. Module 1 covers failure swings, order pairing, order blocks, balanced price ranges, and breakaway gaps across 5 lessons. Module 2 has 4 lessons on timeframe alignment and mitigation blocks. Module 3 focuses on long, intermediate, and short term perspectives. Module 4 presents the Nines model and failure swings and liquidity runs concepts.
LESSON 2 – INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL LIQUIDITY LESSON 3 – ORDER PAIRING LESSON 4 – ORDER BLOCKS LESSON 5 – BREAKAWAY GAPS AND BALANCED PRICE RANGES
MODULE 2:
LESSON 1 – TIMEFRAME ALLIGNMENT
LESSON 2 – MITIGATION BLOCK
LESSON 3 – HOW TO TRADE THE MMXM
LESSON 4 – SILVER BULLET
MODULE 3:
LESSON 1 – LONG TERM PERSPECTIVE
LESSON 2 – INTERMEDIATE TERM PERSPECTIVE
LESSON 3 – SHORT TERM PERSPECTIVE
LESSON 4 – PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
MODULE 4:
NINES MODEL FAILURE SWINGS; LOW RESITANCE LIQUIDITY RUNS
WHAT IS A FAILURE SWING ?
A FAILURE SWING IS WHERE A SWING
HIGH FAILS TO TAKE OUT ANOTHER SWING HIGH OR A SWING LOW THAT FAILS TO TAKE OUT ANOTHER SWING LOW. LOW RESISTANCE LIQUIDITY
WE WANT TO SEE THIS FORM ON THE
OPPOSING SIDE OF OUR STRUCTURE.
• A BEARISH FAILURE SWING IS A HIGH
THAT FAILS TO TAKE OUT THE PREVIOUS HIGH (CANDLE BODY) – WE WANT TO SEE THIS FORM WHEN WE ARE BULLISH
• A BULLISH FAILURE SWING IS A LOW
THAT FAILS TO TAKE OUT THE PREVIOUS LOW (CANDLE BODY) – WE WANT TO SEE THIS FORM WHEN WE ARE BEARISH HIGH RESISTANCE LIQUIDITY
WE WANT TO SEE THIS ON OUR SIDE OF
THE STRUCTURE
• A LOW THAT RAN PAST A PREVIOUS
LOW AND REJECTED IS A HIGH RESISTANCE LOW
• A HIGH THAT RAN PAST A PREVIOUS
HIGH AND REJECTED IS A HIGH RESISTANCE HIGH DEFINING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL LIQUIDITY • INTERNAL RANGE LIQUDITY (IRL) IS DEFINED BY FAIR VALUE GAPS
• EXTERNAL RANGE LIQUDITY (ERL) IS
DEFINED BY HIGH OR LOWS
• WHEN EXTERNAL RANGE LIQUIDITY IS
TAKEN A FVG (IRL) BECOMES THE NEXT DRAW ON LIQUIDITY
• WHEN A FVG IS TAGGED AN OLD LOW
OR HIGH (ERL) BECOMES THE NEXT DRAW ON LIQUIDITY WHAT IS ORDER PAIRING ?
ITS UNDERSTANDING WHERE THE LIQUIDITY
REQUIREMENT ARE MET WHICH SMART MONEY NEEDS TO PLACE THEIR ORDER, WHERE THEY GET IN AND WHERE THEY GET OUT OF THE MARKET. THIS IS A CRUCIAL UNDERSTANDING THAT YOU NEED TO BE ABLE TO READ TO KNOW WHERE PRICE WANTS TO DELIVER TOO, AND ONCE ITS DELIVERED TO THAT PRICE WHERE ITS GOING TO HEAD TOWARDS NEXT. HAVE YOU EVER HAD THOSE MOMENTS WHERE YOU BELIEVE PRICE WILL GO TO THAT SPECIFIC PRICE POINT BUT BECAUSE YOU ARE NERVOUS YOU ABANDON THAT IDEA JUST FOR IT TO GO TO WHERE YOU THOUGHT IT WOULD ? THIS URGE OF TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE MARKET THINKING IT WILL RETRACE ON YOU IS THE LACK OF UNDERSTANDING OF THE LIQUIDITY REQUIREMENTS AND HOW THE MARKET MAKERS WILL ENGINEER LIQUIDITY FOR THEIR ORDER PAIRING. WHAT CHARACTERISITCS DO HIGH PROBABILITY ORDER BLOCKS HAVE ? NEED TO FORM AT A KEY LEVEL • A BULLISH ORDER BLOCK WITH A SHORT-TERM LOW LIQUIDTY POOL ABOVE IT • A BEARISH ORDER BLOCK WITH A SHORT-TERM HIGH LIQUIDITY POOL BELOW IT AN ORDER BLOCK PUSHES PRICE INTO A POOL OF LIQUIDITY CAUSING A PURGE ON STOPS. AN UP CLOSED CANDLE THAT PUSHES PRICE INTO BUY STOPS WHEN BEARISH OR A DOWN CLOSED CANDLE THAT PUSHES PRICE INTO SELL STOPS WHEN BULLISH. BULLISH ORDER BLOCKS SUPPORT PRICE IN A BUY PROGRAM TO REACH TOWARDS A DRAW ON LIQUIDITY ABOVE MARKET PRICE AND BEARISH ORDER BLOCKS IN A SELL PROGRAM TO SUPPORT PRICE LOWER TO A DRAW ON LIQUIDITY BELOW MARKET PRICE WHAT CHARACTERISITCS DO HIGH PROBABILITY ORDER BLOCKS HAVE ? WHEN WE ARE BULLISH DOWN CLOSE CANDLES WILL ACT AS ROADBLOCKS
• THIS WILL SUPPORT PRICE IN GOING
HIGHER
WHEN WE ARE BEARISH UP-CLOSE
CANDLES WILL ACT AS ROADBLOCKS
• THIS WILL SUPPORT PRICE IN GOING
LOWER WHAT ARE BALANCED PRICE RANGES AND BREAKAWAY GAPS? A BULLISH BALANCED PRICE RANGE BY DEFINITION IS A PORTION OF PRICE ACTION THAT HAS DELIVERED BUYSIDE THEN SELLSIDE THEN BUYSIDE AGAIN
SO BASICALLY UP, DOWN THEN UP AGAIN
A BEARISH BALANCED PRICE RANGE BY
DEFINITION IS A PORTION OF PRICE ACTION THAT HAS DELIVERED SELLSIDE THEN BUYSIDE THEN SELLSIDE AGAIN
SO BASICALLY DOWN, UP THEN DOWN
AGAIN TIMEFRAME ALLIGNMENT FOR MARKET MAKER MODELS AND WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE?
ONE OF THE KEYS TO FINDING CLEAR
MARKET MAKER MODELS IS UNDERSTANDING THE TIMEFRAMES THEY FORM ON IN RELATION TO THE TIMEFRAME OF THE PD ARRAY
TIMEFRAMES ARE DIRECTLY LINKED TO
EACHOTHER AND IF YOU STICK TO THE RULES I TEACH TODAY YOULL HAVE A LOT MORE SUCCESS IN IDENTIFYING THEM TIMEFRAME ALLIGNMENT FOR THE MARKET MAKER MODELS
> M5 BUY OR SELL PROGRAMS AND MMXM TIMEFRAME ALLIGNMENT FOR THE MARKET MAKER MODELS • IN A MARKET MAKER BUY MODEL THERE IS ALMOST ALWAYS 2 STAGES OF ACCUMILATION ON THE SELL SIDE OF THE CURVE
• IN A MARKET MAKER BUY MODEL
THERE IS ALMOST ALWAYS AT LEAST 2 STAGES OF ACCUMILATION ON THE BUYSIDE OF THE CURVE
THE CURVE IS DEFINED BY THE LOWEST
LOW IN A MMBM AND THE HIGHEST HIGH IN A MMSM MITGATION BLOCKS
MITIGATION BLOCKS ARE:
• THE BULLISH ORDER BLOCKS ON THE BUYSIDE OF THE CURVE IN A MARKET MAKER SELL MODEL • THE BEARISH ORDER BLOCKS ON THE SELLSIDE OF THE CURVE ON A MARKET MAKER BUY MODEL
THIS IS WHERE SMART MONEY
BOUGHT BEFORE THEYRE GOING TO SELL AND WHERE THEY SOLD BEFORE THEIR GOING TO BUY HOW TO TRADE THE MARKET MAKER MODELS?
OF ACCUMILATION IN A MARKET MAKER BUY MODEL AND THE SECOND STAGE OF DISTRIBUTION IN A MARKET MAKER SELL MODEL
THE HARDEST PART FOR MOST TRADERS
IS BEING ABLE TO IDENTIFY THE STAGES AS ITS PRINTING LIVE… HOW DO WE KNOW THAT THE NEXT LEG IS THE SILVER BULLET AND WHY IS THE PREVIOUS HIGHS OR LOWS THE LOW RISK AND/OR STAGE 1 IN A MMXM SILVER BULLET
WE DO NOT NEED TO KNOW THE LOW RISK
BUY OR THE LOW RISK SELL IN THE MOMENT AS PRICE IS PRINTING; WE KNOW WHEN THE SILVER BULLET IS GOING TO FORM BY UNDERSTANDING INTERMEDIATE HIGHS AND LOWS
• AN ITH IS A HIGH THAT HAS A STH TO THE
LEFT AND RIGHT OF IT • AN ITL IS A LOW THAT HAS A STL TO THE LEFT AND RIGHT OF IT THE ITH OR ITL IS WHERE YOU WOULD PLACE YOUR SL AND THAT’S THE HIGH/LOW YOU DON’T WANT TO SEE GET VIOLATED SILVER BULLET
THERE ARE 2 WAYS TO TRADE THE SILVER
BULLET:
- TRADING AFTER THE ITH OR ITL HAS BEEN
FORMED (HAS A STH OR STL TO THE LEFT AND RIGHT OF IT - TRADING IN THE ANTICIPATION OF AN ITH OR ITL FORMING (TRADING THE STL OR STH THAT WILL FORM THE ITH OR ITL