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 To determine DOL , first you all

must know about order flow.

• Order flow is very important for

determining the DOL. If you understand
Bullish order flow
order flow correctly, then you can easily
determine the DOL.

 Breaking above highs and rejecting

below lows = bullish order flow

 Breaking below lows and rejecting

above highs = bearish order flow
Bearish order flow

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Order flow = bearish

Short-term DOL

1. Candle = generation of liquidity

First candle generates liquidity for us and provides
two liquidity areas one CRT high and one CRT low.

Long-term DOL
2. Candle = purging of liquidity
The order flow is bearish, we have a short-term DOL at
the CRT high, and we can expect the market to form a
retracement profile and hit the short-term DOL, which is
our CRT high
Long-term DOL

3. Candle = neutralization of liquidity

when the second candle closes inside then
we will change our DOL to the CRT low,
which is our long-term DOL and expect
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1. Candle Range High and Low

 Order flow + CRT

1. Short-term DOL = 1st candle

low if order flow is bullish

2. Long-term DOL = 1st candle

high if order flow is bullish

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Order flow = bullish 2

DOL

Key level

DOL Key level

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• It can be the following different forms :

2. Previous (day/week) high and low :

Previous day/week high and low are
liquidity level that can be used as a

Draw on Liquidity.

One of the easiest ways to determine

draw on liquidity.

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2. Previous day/week high and low

1- Close above = Higher prices

2- Close below = Lower prices

 3- Wick above = Lower prices

 4- Wick below = Higher prices

 5- Close inside = lower price (if market is bullish)

 6- Close inside = higher price (if market is bearish)

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2. Previous day/week high and low

1- Close above = Higher prices 2- Close below = Lower prices

 If the daily candle closes above the  If the daily candle closes below the
previous candle, your next DOL will previous candle, your next DOL will
be the previous day high. be the previous day low

FVG

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2. Previous day/week high and low

3- Wick above = Lower prices 4- Wick below = Higher prices

 If the daily candle closes with a large  If the daily candle closes with a large
wick, we can expect a lower price , wick, we can expect a higher price ,
and our DOL will be the previous days and our DOL will be the previous days
low. high.

Wick above

Wick below

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2. Previous day/week high and low

5- Close inside = lower price (if market is bullish) 6- Close inside = higher price (if market is bearish)

 If the daily candle closes inside the  If the daily candle closes inside the
previous daily candle , we can expect previous daily candle , we can expect
a lower price , and our DOL will be the a higher price , and our DOL will be
previous days low. the previous days high.

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• It can be the following different forms :

3. Range dynamics :

Range dynamics are pretty simple. You

just need to identify the correct range,
mark the range high, range low, and the
50% level of the range . Your first draw
on liquidity is the 50% level of the range,
and the second is the high or low of the
range.

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Range + bearish order flow

Range High
Range High

50%

50%

Range Low
Range Low

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Range + bullish order flow

Range High

Range High

50% 50%

Range Low
Range Low

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Range + order flow + CRT

Range High Range High

Range Low
Range Low

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Range + order flow + CRT + KEY LEVEL

Range High

Range High

CRH

Range Low

Range Low

Key level

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• It can be the following different forms :

CRH

4. IRL TO ERL / ERL TO IRL

INTERNAL RANGE LIQUIDITY = FVG/IFVG/ORDERBLOCK.

EXTERNAL RANGE LIQUIDITY = SWING HIGHS / SWING LOWS

For IRL and ERL, the most important thing is CRT/SMT. If the

market is moving from IRL to ERL or ERL to IRL, having CRT/SMT

is essential.

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IRL ERL + CRT + SMT

When the market taps into IRL, we need to wait for two

important things. first, that CRT is forming within the IRL,

and second, that SMT is present within the IRL. If both

conditions are met, then your first DOL should be the

CRT high, and the second should be the ERL (external

range liquidity).

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IRL ERL + CRT + SMT + PREMIUM & DISCOUNT

 Always sell in the  When the market reaches

premium and buy in the discount zone and

the discount. In this forms SMT and CRT

case, we’re in the within this FVG (IRL) ,

premium zone, so our then our first DOL is the

short-term DOL will be CRT high, and the second

the discount FVG (IRL) DOL is the Old high (ERL)

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