Understanding Order Blocks (OB)

What is an Order Block (OB)?

 Order blocks are areas where large institutions such as banks and hedge funds place
significant buy or sell orders identifying these blocks allows traders to understand
market behavior and price movements.

How to Identify Order Blocks:

 It's explained through the thread, and a chart is attached please read and review.

Types of Order Blocks: Bullish Order Block: This is where large buy orders create a support
level. It signals a reversal after a downtrend. @everyone

Bearish Order Block: This is where large sell orders create a resistance level it signals a reversal
after an uptrend.
# **Advantages of Order Blocks:**

**Insight into Institutional Activity:** Understanding large institutions' orders provides valuable
insights.

**Enhanced Trading Accuracy:** Including order blocks in a strategy increases the likelihood of
profitable trades.

**Conclusion:**

- Order blocks are a powerful candlestick pattern that assists traders in understanding market
dynamics and making informed trading decisions

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# **Bullish Trend Entry Guide**

**Identifying a Bullish Trend:**

- Look for higher highs and higher lows on the price chart, indicating an uptrend. To confirm the
trend, use trendlines and look for bullish patterns like bull flags, cup and handle, or inverse head
and shoulders patterns.

**Entry Levels:**

- After a higher high is formed, wait for the market to correct and retrace to Fibonacci levels,
ideally around 0.5 or 0.618.

**Entry Strategy:** Enter during pullbacks to support levels, such as previous resistance turned
support or a bullish order block (OB). On a smaller timeframe, look for a change of character
(CHOCH) before entering.

**Example:** Identify the trend on the H4 chart and mark key levels. Then, switch to a 30-
minute or 1-hour chart to find a valid bullish OB and place a limit order. Set your stop loss below
the higher low (HL) or strong low according to the H4 chart.
**SR Breakout Entry Model:**

**Support:**Look for price levels where the crypto pair repeatedly bounces back. Entering near
these levels in an uptrend provides a low-risk entry point.

**Resistance Turned Support:** When the price breaks through a resistance level and then
pulls back to it, this level often becomes support, providing a good entry point

**Entry Confirmation:**

- Always look for confirmation signals before entering a trade these can include candlestick
patterns (like bullish engulfing or hammer patterns), CHOCH, Valid OB and SR levels
I have explained everything in-depth with live chart examples and hypothetical examples in this
thread. If you understand it, please react to this post and wait for the next thread.

# **Here are the commonly used short words in the financial market:**

- **BOS** - Break of Structure

- **MSB** - Market Structure Break

- **CHOCH** - Change of Character

- **TP** - Take Profit

- **SL** - Stop Loss

- **OB** - Order Block

- **BB** - Breaker Block

- **S/R** - Support/Resistance
- **HL** - Higher Low

- **HH** - Higher High

- **LL** - Lower Low

- **LH** - Lower High

- **Fib** - Fibonacci Retracement

- **PA** - Price Action

- **LTF** - Lower Time Frame

- **HTF** - Higher Time Frame

- **R/R** - Risk/Reward Ratio

- **POI** - Point of Interest

- **BE** - Break Even

- **MM** - Market Maker

- **PB** - Pullback

- **SOS** - Sign of Strength

- **SOW** - Sign of Weakness

- **BSL** - Buy Side liquidity

- **SSL** - Sell Side Liquidity

- **FOMO** - Fear Of Missing Out

- **IRL** - Internal Range Liquidity

- **ERL** - External Range Liquidity

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**Medium Risk Call:**

- Buy with 10% of your portfolio. For example, if your portfolio is $500, enter with $50.

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# What is Position Sizing?

**Position Size** is the amount of money you allocate for a particular trade. It’s crucial for
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# Formula for Position Size Calculation:

The formula is:

**Position Size = (Capital × Risk %) ÷ Stoploss %**

- This formula helps you calculate how much capital to risk based on your account size, risk
tolerance, and stoploss level.

# Example Calculation:

Let’s say you are entering a BTC trade and the details are:

- **Capital (Portfolio)**: $500

- **Risk %**: 1% (you want to risk 1% of your portfolio)

- **Stoploss %**: 5% (the stoploss is set 5% below the entry price)

Now, use the formula to calculate your position size:

**Step 1: Calculate Risk in Dollar Terms** First, calculate the amount of your capital you are
willing to risk based on the risk percentage:

**Risk in dollars = Capital × Risk %**

Risk in dollars = $500 × 1% = **$5**

So, you are willing to risk $5 in this trade.

**Step 2: Calculate Position Size** Now, divide your risk in dollars by the stoploss percentage:

**Position Size = Risk in dollars ÷ Stoploss %**

Position Size = $5 ÷ 5% = $5 ÷ 0.05 = **$100**

# Final Result:

The **Position Size** for this BTC trade should be **$100**. This means you will allocate $100
to the trade. If the trade hits the stoploss (5% below the entry point), your loss will be **$5**,
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# Topic 1: Basic Trading Strategies for Crypto & Forex

- 1. Scalping Strategy

- 2. Swing Trading Strategy

- 3. Trend Following Strategy

- 4. Breakout Strategy

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**1. Scalping Strategy**

**What is Scalping?**

• A short-term strategy where traders aim to make small but consistent profits repeatedly.

• Positions are opened and closed within minutes or hours.

**How to Use It:**

 • **Crypto:** Focus on volatile coins like BTC or ETH during active market hours.

• **Forex:** Trade during high liquidity sessions (e.g., London or New York session).

• Use the Smart Money Concept (LuxAlgo) indicator:

• **Buy Trade:** When CHOCH turns green.

• **Sell Trade:** When CHOCH turns red.

• **Note:** Indicators can provide false signals, so always cross check with market
conditions.

**Example:**

• Identify a strong upward trend. Enter when the price bounces off a support level and exit
quickly after a small profit (e.g., 1%-2%).

**2. Swing Trading Strategy**

**What is Swing Trading?**

• Medium term strategy where traders hold positions for days or even weeks.

• Focuses on capturing larger market swings and trends.

**How to Use It:**

• **Crypto:** Target altcoins with strong fundamentals and good growth potential.

• **Forex:** Trade major currency pairs (e.g., EUR/USD) around key economic news or
events.

• Use Fibonacci Retracement to find ideal entry points, such as the 0.618 level during
retracement in an uptrend.

**3. Trend Following Strategy**

**What is Trend Following?**

• Strategy where trades are made in the direction of the prevailing market trend.
 • **“The trend is your friend”** is the central idea.

**How to Use It:**

• For a bullish trend, wait for price to form Higher Highs.

• Look for retracements and identify the Higher Low zones.

• **Place a Buy Trade:** Once price enters the HL zone and confirms a bullish move.

• **Stoploss:** Below the HL zone.

**Example:**

• In an uptrend, wait for price to dip into the zone HL Enter a **Buy-long** trade as the
bullish OB confirms, and exit at the next HH.

**4. Breakout Strategy**

**What is Breakout Trading?**

• This strategy focuses on capturing price movements when the market breaks through a
key level of support or resistance.

• Often occurs after periods of consolidation.

**How to Use It:**

• Draw strong support and resistance levels on your chart.

**Enter:**

• **Buy Order:** When price breaks above resistance.

• **Sell Order:** When price breaks below support.

• Use Volume Indicator to confirm breakout strength.

**Example:**
 • If ETH consolidates below $2000 and breaks above with high volume, place a buy order
targeting $2200.

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Next Topic 2: Basics Chart Patterns & Support/Resistance

Coming Thread, we’ll cover:

- 1. Support & Resistance – Key levels for entries and exits.

- 2. Chart Patterns – Double Bottom, Head & Shoulders, Triangles, etc.

- 3. Candlestick Patterns – Bullish/Bearish Engulfing, Doji, Hammer.

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# Mastering Chart Patterns & Support/Resistance

Why It’s Important?

• Trading without chart patterns or support/resistance is like navigating without a map.

• These tools help predict price moves, reversals, and breakouts effectively.
1. Support and Resistance (Basics & Advanced)

What is Support/Resistance?

• Support: A price level where demand (buyers) stops the price from falling further.

• Resistance: A price level where supply (sellers) stops the price from rising higher.

How to Trade:

• Bounce Strategy: Buy at support; sell at resistance.

• Breakout Strategy: Trade a breakout when price breaches support or resistance with
strong volume.

Advanced Tip:

• Treat broken support as new resistance and broken resistance as new support (Flip Zones).

Example:

• BTC holds support at $28,000 multiple times, forming a strong buy zone. After a breakout
above $30,000, $30K now becomes new support.

2. Chart Patterns Every Trader Must Know

A. Reversal Patterns:

1. Double Bottom (Bullish):

• Price forms two lows at support, signaling reversal upward.

• Confirmation: Break above the “neckline” (middle high point).

• Example: BTC tests $20,000 twice, forms a double bottom, and breaks upward to $22,000.

2. Head & Shoulders (Bearish):

 • Price forms three peaks (1 middle higher and 2 side lower peaks).

• Confirmation: Break below the “neckline” indicates reversal downward.

B. Continuation Patterns:

1. Ascending Triangle (Bullish):

• Higher lows with a horizontal resistance line.

• Confirmation: Breakout above resistance, often with strong volume.

2. Descending Triangle (Bearish):

• Lower highs with horizontal support.

• Confirmation: Break below support, indicating a continuation downtrend.

3. Flags & Pennants:

• Price consolidates in a flag-like structure during trends.

• Trade breakout of the pattern in the direction of the existing trend.

3. Candlestick Patterns

Key Patterns to Spot:

1. Bullish Engulfing:

• Green candle “engulfs” the previous red candle. Sign of reversal upward.

2. Bearish Engulfing:

• Red candle “engulfs” the previous green candle. Sign of reversal downward.

3. Doji:

• Indicates market indecision (wait for the next candle to confirm direction).

4. Hammer (Bullish):

• A small body with a long lower wick, showing buyers stepping in.
How to Combine All These for Trading:

1. Identify Levels: Start with Support/Resistance Zones.

2. Spot Patterns: Use chart or candlestick patterns for confirmation.

3. Wait for the Break or Bounce: Trade the breakouts or bounces with proper risk
management.

Exercise for Students:

• Analyze BTC, ETH, or EUR/USD on a 4H chart. Identify:

• Support/Resistance levels

• 1 Reversal Pattern (e.g., Double Bottom or Head & Shoulders)

• 1 Candlestick confirmation (e.g., Bullish Engulfing).

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# Upcoming Topics:

1. Risk Management:

• Mastering R:R ratios, daily loss limits, and capital preservation.

2. Position Sizing:

• Calculating the correct size for trades and adapting to volatility.

Both are essential for consistent profitability.

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1/ Understanding Position Size: Protect Your Capital!

Position size is key to consistent trading success. It tells you how much of your money to use in a
trade while keeping losses within acceptable limits.

Let’s break this down with a simple formula and example. Stay with me! 👇
2/ What is Position Size?

Position size = Amount of money you allocate to a trade.

💡 Why is it important?

• Ensures you stay within your risk tolerance.

• Helps prevent blowing up your account after losing trades.

• Core to long-term profitability.

3/ The Golden Formula for Position Sizing

Use this formula to calculate how much to trade:

Position Size = (Capital × Risk %) ÷ Stoploss %

Now let’s apply this in a practical example. 👇

4/ Example: BTC Trade with $500 Capital

Let’s say:

• Total account size = $500

• Risk = 1% of total account per trade

• Stoploss = 5% below your entry price

Step 1: Calculate Risk in Dollar Terms

Risk = Capital × Risk %

= $500 × 1% = $5

You are willing to risk a maximum of $5 in this trade.

Step 2: Calculate Position Size

Position Size = Risk ÷ Stoploss %

= $5 ÷ 5% = $5 ÷ 0.05 = $100

✅ Final Position Size = $100

This means you will allocate $100 to this BTC trade. If the trade hits the stoploss, you lose only
$5, as planned.

5/ Key Benefits of Position Sizing

1. Control Losses: Stay within predefined risk levels.

2. Avoid Emotional Decisions: Protect yourself from revenge trading after losses.

3. Increase Long-Term Gains: Compound your capital systematically.

6/ Pro Tips for Smarter Position Sizing

💡 Follow these steps to trade smart:

1. Use tighter stoplosses for volatile markets.

2. Never risk more than 1%-2% per trade, no matter how confident you are.

3. Check Reward-to-Risk Ratio (min 2:1) before entering.

Remember: Risk management > Strategy when it comes to consistent profits.

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# OTE Model – ICT Concept

(One of my fav model)

OTE (Optimal Trade Entry) is a high-probability entry model used by Smart Money traders It
helps refine trade entries by identifying the best discount or premium levels for execution.

1. Understanding OTE

- OTE is based on Fibonacci retracements.

- Ideal entry zone is between 0.62% – 0.705% of the price retracement.

- Smart Money enters at these levels to maximize risk-to-reward (R:R).

2. How to Identify OTE?

1. Identify the Impulse Move:

- Find a strong bullish or bearish move (CHOCH).

2. Draw Fibonacci from Swing Low to Swing High (for longs) OR Swing High to Swing Low (for
shorts).

3. Look for the OTE Zone:

- Best entry is between 0.62% – 0.705% retracement.

4. Confluence is Key:

- Liquidity grab, Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps (FVG).

3. Bullish OTE Example (Buy Setup)

- Market forms a strong bullish move (higher highs).

- Price retraces back into 0.62% – 0.705% Fibonacci zone.

- Confluence with a Bullish Order Block (OB) or FVG confirms entry.

- Smart Money enters, price rallies up.

Entry: 0.62% – 0.705% retracement.

Stoploss: Below swing low.

Take Profit: Previous high or next liquidity zone.

4. Bearish OTE Example (Sell Setup)

- Market forms a strong bearish move (lower lows).

- Price retraces up into 0.62% – 0.705% Fibonacci zone.

- Confluence with a Bearish Order Block (OB) or FVG confirms entry.

- Smart Money enters, price drops further.

- Entry: 0.62% – 0.705% retracement.

- Stoploss: Above swing high.

- Take Profit: Previous low or next liquidity zone.

5. Why Use OTE?

Higher R:R trades – Small stoploss, bigger targets.

Smart Money precision – Avoids weak retail entries.

Works across all timeframes – Intraday & swing trades.

Combines with ICT concepts – Liquidity, Order Blocks, FVGs.

OTE is sniper entry model used by institutional traders mastering it will give you an edge in the
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SL = STOP LOSS

TP = TAKE PROFIT

FOMO = FEAR OF MISSING OUT

FUD = FEAR, UNCERTAINITY, DOUBT

HODL = HOLD ON FOR YOUR DEAR LIFE

WHALE = A BIG TRADER WHO CAN MOVE MARKET

PUMP = TO BUY COIN IN A MASSIVE RANGE TO PUMP THE PRICE

DUMP = TO SELL COIN IN A MASSIVE RANGE TO DUMP THE PRICE

SHILL = SOMEONE PROMOTING COIN FOR THEIR OWN BENEFITS

FIAT = GOVERNMENT BACKED CURRENCY (LIKE PKR, USD , INR, GBP)

GAS = THE PRICE YOU PAY TO MAKE A TRNSACTIONS ON BLOCKCHAIN

AIRDROP = TOKEN DISTRIBUTION BY DEVELOPER FOR EXCHANGE OF TASK OR FOR FREE

BEAR/BEARISH = WHEN MARKET IS DOWN IT MEANS BEARISH

BULL/BULLISH = WHEN MARKET IS UPWARD IT MEANS BULLISH

DEFI = DECENTRALIZED FINANCE

DAPP = DECENTRALIZED APPS

DEC = DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

CEX = CENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

DCA = DOLLAR-COST AVERAGE (when you buy coin and price drops you buy in parts to make
your average price low)

REKT = WHEN YOU LOOSE ALL MONEY IN TRADE

SHITCOIN = THE COIN WHICH HAVE NO USE-CASE IN REAL WORLD OR HAVE NO PURPOSE

WEAK HANDS = REFER TO THE PEOPLE WHICH PANIC SELL WHEN PRICE IS VERY MUCH VOLATILE
OR ANY NEWS COMES

ATH = ALL-TIME HIGH

BTD = BUY THE DIP

DIP = WHEN PRICE IS BEARISH PATTERN

DYOR = DO-YOUR-OWN-RESEARCH

EVM = ETHEREUM VIRTUAL MACHINE

ICO = INITIAL COIN OFFERING ( WHEN NEW COIN LAUNCHES COMPANY DO THE ICO)

TO THE MOON = MEANS THE PRICE HAS RISEN DRASTICALLY

DAO = DECENTRALIZED AUTONOMOUS ORGANIZATION

DPoS = DELEGATED PROOF OF STAKE

FA = FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS ( NEWS, EVENTS AIRDROPS ANYTHING RELATED TO COIN)

TA = TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

LN = LIGHTNING NETWORK

MACD = MOVING AVERAGE CONVERGANCE DIVERGANCE

MOE = MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE

P2P = PEER-TO-PEER

POS = PROOF OF STAKE

POW = PROOF OF WORK

POA = PROOF OF AUTHORITY

POB = PROOF OF BURN

POD = PROOF OF DEVELOPER

SC = SMART CONTRACT

SOV = STORE OF VALUE

YTD = YEAR TO DATE

MA = MOVING AVERAGE

RSI = RELATIVE STRENGTH INDEX

USDT = TETHER USD

BUSD = BINANCE USD

For all new members
- Our trade setup provides you with Entry, Targets DCA level and SL. It is advised to sell major
percentage at TP1 while you can risk remaining % forTP 2 or TP 3 after shifting Stoploss to entry
price.

- DCA is dollar cost averaging. Simple, jab coin us level tek jaye aur buy karlo.

- Setup is valid till the time TP or SL is hit.

- If coin price is less than entry price, Take the trade.

- Risk percentage is also mentioned in a signal. Simple, jitna wallet hai uska utne % trade ke liye
risk karein.

TA

Technical analysis

Analysis that is based solely on analysing the chart with technical tools and indicators.

MS

Market structure

Market structure is basically a support and resistance levels on the charts, swing highs, and
swing lows. These are levels, which are easily identified. It is a trend following tool that traders
read and follow based on how the asset moves. It can be bullish or bearish.

FA

Fundamental analysis
It is a method used by investors and traders to assess the intrinsic value of an asset by
examining as most qualitative and quantitative factors as possible.

PA

Price action

Price action is a trading technique that consists of analysing basic price movement across a time
frame. PA traders read the market and make subjective trading decisions based on the recent
and actual price movements.

OTE - Optimal Trade Entry - Fib pivots between 0.65 - 0-.79

BSL - Buyside Liquidity

SSL - Sellside Liquidity

OB - Order Block

BRK - Breaker

+BRK - Bullish Breaker

-BRK - Bearish Breaker

FVG - Fair Value Gap

LP - Liquidity Pool

RR - Risk to reward
MS - Market Structure

BMS - Break of Market Structure

SMS - Shift in Market Structure

PDH - Previous Daily High

PDL - Previous Daily Low

DH - Daily High

DL - Daily Low

MH - Monthly High

ML - Monthly Low

LOKZ - London Kill Zone

NYKZ - New York Kill Zone

AMD - Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution

SH - Stop Hunt
SL - Stop Loss

TP - Take Profit

BB - breakerblock

BMS - break in market structure

BOS - break of structure

BTS - buy to sell

DO - daily open

DP - decision point

EQH - equal highs

EQL - equal lows

FTA - first trouble area

HTF - (higher time frame

IMB - (imbalance
LTF - lower time frame

MO - monthly open

MS - market structure

PDO - previous daily open

POI - point of interest

POC - point of control

PWH - previous weekly high

PWL - previous weekly low

SC - sponsored candle

SFP - swing failure pattern

SMS - shift in market structure

SnD - supply & demand

STB - sell to buy

TF - time frame

WO - weekly open

YO - yearly open

CHoCH - Change of character

Inducement - engineered liquidity above/below a POI

A/B TPO

Above/below time point of control.

It shows us the time spent above or below the time POC.

A/B VOL

Above/below volume point of control

It shows us the volume above or below the POC.

ACR

Average candle range

It says what the average candle size is during the day.

Agressive order

Aggressive orders are when a trader executes the order to buy or sell at market. They take place
when spreads and depths are relatively low and they remove liquidity.

ATH

All time high

ATL

All time low

An asset reaches its lowest value ever recorded.

ATR

Average True Range

An indicator that measures volatility – it shows how much price moves on average during a
certain TF. Average down

It is an ADVANCED method because you are adding to a losing position as you are presented
with another setup.

Back Test

Back Testing evaluates the viability of a trading strategy by discovering how it would play out
using historical data.
BE

Break even

Neither a loss nor a win.

Bear market

A bear market occurs when price is continuously declining over a longer period of time. Price is
making lower highs and selling pressure is bigger than buying pressure. Sentiment of the market
can be negative.

BT

Buying tail

It is formed at the low of the TPO profile and signifies that a larger trader stepped in quickly to
reject price.

BTC

Bitcoin

The first decentralised, digital cryptocurrency that enabled instant payments to anyone and
anywhere in the world.

Bull trap

It is a sign that is falsely showing a decreasing trend in an asset has reversed and is now heading
upwards, when in fact it will continue to decline.
Compounding

When you are already in a trading setup and then another setup presents within the setup. If
you take it, it means you compound. You would take this trade regardless“ it is a trade itself.

Consolidation

Price is moving in a sideways range. It is a natural pattern from which it can break up or down
though continuation of a trend is favoured.

CVD

Cumulative volume delta

It is the running total of delta. CVD is adding and removing delta together “ transactions
occurring on the ask (buy) are added to the total, and those occurring on the bid (sell) are
subtracted from the cumulative total.

DCA

Dollar cost averaging

This is the strategy of investors – they place a certain (fixed) dollar amount into an asset on a
regular basis (for instance every month)

DCB

Dead cat bounce

A small, temporary recovery in a price of a declining asset. It is the most common retracement
in bear market.

Delta
Delta is a sum of aggressive trades. It shows us who was in control during that candle. To
calculate the delta of a price we subtract the sells from the buys. Delta is either positive or
negative, it helps us confirm the breakout instantly.

GP

Golden pocket

The Fibonacci ratios between .618 and .65

A type of order (buy or sell) that remains active until either being filled or being cancelled by
trader/investor.

HH

Higher high

Price forms a high that is higher than previous one.

HL

Higher low

Price forms a low that is higher than previous one.

LH

Lower high

Price forms a high that is lower than previous one.

LL

Lower low

Price forms a low that is lower than previous one.

Hold on for dear life. Some people believe in certain assets so much that they buy/accumulate a
position and have no intention of selling it any time soon.

H&S

Head and shoulders

It is a top reversal pattern that consists of three peaks – the outside two are about the same
in height and the middle one is the highest.

HTF

High time frame

A 4 hour + time frame

HVC

High volume cluster

An area where a large amount of volume has traded.

HVN

High volume node

An area where a large amount of volume has traded.

IB

Initial Balance

The price range of the first hour of the trading open.

IB H

Initial balance high

IB L

Initial balance low

Laddering

You place multiple buy or sell orders when wanting to enter a trade setup and get an average
entry price.

Ledge

Ledges are the same as poor highs and poor lows but formed inside of the TPO chart. Two or
more TPO blocks at the same price create a ledge.

Liquidity

Liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset can be converted into ready cash without
affecting its market price. Liquidity is extremely important without it you lose money.
LO

Londen open

LTF

Lower time frame

A 1 hour or lower time frame

LVC

Low volume cluster

An area where a small amount of volume has traded.

LVN

Low volume node

An area where a small amount of volume has traded.

MA

Moving average

A very popular indicator used by many traders. Moving average is a lagging indicator because it
is based on (calculated from) past prices. It can help identify trend direction and can act as a
support or resistance.

MM

Market maker
An individual / financial institution / exchange that quotes both a buy and a sell price of an asset
to provide a measure of liquidity.

mPOC

Monthly point of control

mVAH

Monthly value area high

mVAL

Monthly value area low

nPOC

Naked Point of Control

This is where a POC from previous session (24 hour periods for Crypto) has not been tapped. It
generally gives a bounce

when approached for the first time but as always look for confluence.

OBV

On balance volume

OBV is the cumulative total of positive and negative volume. It is a leading indicator – volume
leads price. OBV can be used for identifying divergences at tops and bottoms.
OF

Order flow

Order flow is a form of data of the contracts sold and bought at a certain price that moves
prices up and down.

OI

Open interest

Open Interest represents the total number of contracts, including both net longs (buy) and net
shorts (sell) positions.

Passive Order

Passive orders add liquidity to markets. That are limit bid (buy) and ask (sell) orders which
usually are not immediately executed.

pdEQ

Previous day Equilibrium

0.5 fib retracement from previous day’s swing high to swing low.

pdPOC

Previous day point of control

pdVAH

Previous day value area high

pdVAL

Previous day value area low

pmPOC

Previous month point of control

pmVAH

Previous month value area high

pmVAL

Previous month value area low

POC

Point of control

The price at which the largest trading volume has been made over a period of time. It is a is big
horizontal S/R line.

Poor High / Low

A poor high is a profile with no ST and a poor low is a profile with no BT. If there is no ST for
example, you expect the high to be taken out, to either move up higher or for a SFP to create a
ST.

Pulling

Removing orders from the orderbook.

pwPoc
Previous week point of control

pwVAH

Previous week value area high

pwVAL

Previous week value area low

RF

Rotation factor

Each 30-minute column is given a score or +1 or -1 and the rotation factor is the overall number
which shows us which way the market attempted to push.

R:R

Risk:reward

Risk to reward ratio shows how much profit a trader can potentially make if trade turns into
winner and how much a trader can lose if trade turns into a loss.

RSI

Relative strength Index

It is a lagging indicator used to measure strength or weakness of an asset. RSI is based on the
closing prices of a recent trading period.

Sat
Satoshi

The smallest sub-unit of Bitcoin. 1 Satoshi = 1/100.000.000 of a Bitcoin

Scalp Trade

A trading style that specializes in profiting off small price changes in a short period of time. It
requires discipline and focus and good knowledge of TA.

SEC

Securities and Exchange Commission

The mission of the SEC is to protect investors, maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and
facilitate capital formation.

SFP

Swing failure pattern

Price takes out the high and closes back below the high OR price takes out the low and closes
back above the low = SFP (it can be bullish or bearish)

SL

Stop loss

A stop loss order is placed to buy or sell an asset when the asset reaches a certain price to close
a losing position. It is a must in trading. Literally no one only wins trades, losses are a very
natural part of trading. There should be a clear invalidation and SL should ALWAYS be placed.
Hard stop loss “ it is placed in a an orderbook (mandatory for beginners and intermediate
traders.

stop loss “ it is only mental stop loss (requires discipline, only for professionals)

Slippage

When something drops quickly and there is low liquidity you for instance have SL set at 5% but
you get filled at 25%. Your loss is very big = rekt.

SP

Single Print

They are like a wick on a candle stick but in the middle of the price action

Spoofed Order

A fake order – somebody places an order but has no intention to get it filled. When price
comes to the order it disappears – you are fooling newer traders.

Spread

It is a difference between buy and sell (for instance buy bid is 25$, sell ask is 26$ – spread is
1$). You do not want to trade something with big spread because it means liquidity is low = you
will lose money

S/R

Support/resistance

A price area where price finds enough demand to bounce or reverse = support.
A price area where there is a lot of supply and price finds it difficult to break through =
resistance.

The more times they are tested the weaker they become.

Stacking

Adding to the orderbook limit orders

Stop Hunt

A strategy that attempts to force some traders out of their positions by pushing the price of an
asset to a level where many would have chosen to set their stop-loss orders.

Swing Trading

A style of trading where swing traders hold their position for some days or even weeks. Swing
traders goal is to identify an overall trend and capture larger gains within it.

TF

Time frame

TP

Take profit

Take profit is an order that you place to (partially) close your position once it reaches a certain
level of profit. One can have multiple TP points.

TPO
Time price opportunity

It displays the amount of trading activity based on time, for each price level the market traded
at for any given time period.

TR

Trading Range

Trading range occurs when an asset consistently trades between a certain high and low price for
a good amount of time. Top of the range is resistance and the bottom of the range is support.

Trend

The general direction of a market or assets price, essentially, momentum.

TV

TradingView

TVAH

Time value area high

TVAL

Time value area low

VAH

Value area high

Value area high is the highest price in the value area that is marked on the chart. It acts as a
resistance when the price ranges within the range.

VAL

Value area low

Value area low is the lowest price in the value area that is marked on the chart. It acts as a
support when the price ranges within the range.

VWAP

Volume weighted average price

VWAP incorporates price and volume, it is a S/R line. When price is above VWAP it is ˜above
value and when it is below

VWAP is it below value

wPOC

Weekly point of control

wVAH

Weekly value area high

wVAL

Weekly value area low

XBT
Bitcoin ticker for some exchanges

Lesson No.1

Support and Resistance

Support occurs where a downtrend is expected to pause due to a concentration of demand.

Resistance occurs where an uptrend is expected to pause temporarily, due to a concentration of

supply.

Support and resistance levels are essential to a winning trading routine

IDENTIFYING SUPPORT / RESISTANCE

⦁ You need confluence

where
Confluence is a term used when multiple factors and strategies form around a trading idea. For
example; price action that moves to a strong Fibonacci level, and also happens to be an area of
daily support, has found confluence

⦁ Multiple touches on HTF (High Time Frame 4HR, 1D, 1W, 1M)

IMPORTANT LEVELS

⦁ 4 hour EMA’s 55 and 200

⦁ POCs (Daily, Weekly, Monthly)

KEY HORIZONTAL LEVELS

These are the biggest trading levels (with several layers of confluence) = strong
support/resistance levels

@everyone Lesson 2 Indicators

ADX (AVERAGE DIRECTIONAL INDEX)

⦁ Great for swing trades

⦁ It can determine how strong the trend is and in which direction it is going

⦁ 0-25, not a strong trend, 25-50 average trend, 50-75 very strong trend, 75-100 strongest
trend

⦁ Green above red = bullish, red above green = bearish

OBV (ON BALANCE VOLUME)

⦁ It is used for trend confirmation

ZIG ZAG

⦁ Shows you swing high and swing low – very useful for beginners

STOCHASTIC RSI

⦁ You are looking for bullish and bearish crosses (good for scalping)

MFI (MONEY FLOW INDEX)

⦁ Green = MFI and volume up

⦁ Brown = MFI and volume decline

⦁ Blue = MFI increases and volume decreases (fade)

⦁ Pink = MFI diminishing and volume growing (fight between buyers and sellers)

PP (PIVOT POINTS)

⦁ Works on different TF

⦁ Shows S/R

ALLIGATOR

⦁ You want to see them widen for a strong trend

VPVR (VOLUME PROFILE)

⦁ Shows horizontally where volume is coming in

@everyone Lesson 3
Consolidation

Consolidation typically occurs when price action has an impulsive move.

When the price is in a sideways range ie; not really going up or down, this is consolidation.

CONSOLIDATION UNDER RESISTANCE IS BULLISH

⦁ Sellers get exhausted and demand is getting higher

CONSOLIDATION ABOVE SUPPORT IS BEARISH

⦁ Buyers get exhausted and the price goes lower

CONSOLIDATION ABOVE SUPPORT COUNTER-ARGUMENT

⦁ Consolidation over support gives you an amazing setup. Look for confluence

⦁ Do not just randomly buy resistance and sell support

⦁ See the trend, fibs and S/R

⦁ Support / resistance is never just one line. On support, you have an accumulation zone
@everyone Lesson No. 04
SFP

Swing Failure Patterns (SFP) occur when price action attempts to swing above or below a price
area of significance, but fails to do so

SFPs are also referred to as; Stop hunts and liquidity grabs.

SFPs can be found on all time frames (TF). However, the higher the TF the more significant an
SFP can be.

Liquidity Areas are price areas where large amounts of trades and volume have taken place, and
not had a huge impact on price.

The average trader will typically have their stop losses placed in these liquidity areas, because it
seems like a safe place along with the majority of the market and their technical analysis (TA)
supports this idea

WHAT IS LIQUIDITY?

⦁ Most stop losses are set to market order - Hence one could expect this to be an area of
liquidity
⦁ Bigger traders will often target the stop loss areas to get bigger orders filled.

FROM SCALP TO SWING

⦁ SFP often present the opportunity for a scalp trade to become a swing trade

HOW TO TRADE SFP AS A BEGINNER

⦁ Wait for the price to reach the range low

⦁ Wait for a candle close below the previous low and back within the local range

⦁ TP at the top of the range or range high

@everyone Lesson no. 05

Trading Strategies

As you develop your own trading style and strategy, you will notice that different setups require
a different type of entry..

Alerts provide the expert trade with a great edge over the market. They've planned the trade to
identify the price area where they want to set an alert, when their alert goes off they can
quickly monitor the current price action and identify whether or not the market confirms their
strategy and then enter.

PRE-SET ORDER

⦁ It is the most common among traders

⦁ Positive: removes a lot of the ‘in the action’ emotions and changing of plan when price
reaches level

⦁ Negative: can cause unnecessary losses

MARKET ENTRIES

⦁ It is the most common among swing and day traders

⦁ Negative: adds an emotional aspect of trading

⦁ Positive: losses should be less common as you buy from confirmation

ALERTS

⦁ It is the most common among swing and day traders

⦁ Positive: allows you to review action

⦁ Negative: make an informed decision

Note

Use alerts, As alert goes off, review the PA, volume, OI, CVD, etc.

@everyone Lesson No. 06 Patterns (Part 1)

Flag Patterns

Flag patterns are continuation patterns where price consolidates in a range after a strong move
to the upside or downside. Price is expected to continue in the same direction as the move prior
to the consolidation.
For example, a bull flag is formed from a strong move to the upside followed by consolidation,
so one could expect the price to continue higher after a flag pattern is formed.

Conversely, a bear flag is formed from a strong move to the downside followed by
consolidation, so one could expect the price to continue lower after the flag pattern is formed.

A typical bull flag will consist of a big move up on large volume, followed by price slowly
declining on low volume, before an increase in bullish volume and price to the upside.

A typical bear flag will consist of a big move down on large volume, followed by price slowly
increasing on low volume, before an increase in bearish volume and price to the downside.

While flag patterns are common across all time frames and often play out as expected, you
cannot blindly buy into the move and expect it to play out without identifying the complete
pattern:

The flag pole (top or bottom of the impulse move)

The flag (consolidation of the range before breakout)

Many traders will often enter a trade too early or too late on these patterns, with a tight stop
loss or none at all.

Combining Fibonacci Retracement Tools within the pattern will help you identify entry points
based on confluence.
BULL / BEAR FLAGS AND POLES

⦁ Bear flag: Price hits bottom on large sell volume and then you see volume declining as price
slowly increases before the increase of a bear volume again

⦁ Move down is 1 – 1 extension

⦁ Bull flag: Price hits the top on large bull volume and then you see volume declining as price
slowly decreases before the increase of a bull volume again

⦁ Move up is 1 – 1 extension

⦁ Consolidation is relatively short (approx. 20-30% of previous pole move)

⦁ You can also market buy when it breaks out (on high volume)

IMPORTANCE OF .382 AND .786

⦁ For altcoins, we can look for .786 because they are more likely to retrace harder (.618-.786)

⦁ For majors (BTC) .382 in a bull market

@everyone Lesson No. 06 Patterns (Part 1)

Wedge Patterns
They are commonly found on all time frames across the charts. However, if one doesn't know
how to correctly identify a wedge pattern, they will start to see them everywhere.

Part of the process is using the trend lines drawing tool to highlight the wedge pattern.

You should never try to force the drawing of such patterns to fit your bias. Instead, look for
signs of confluence such as declining volume and smaller moves in price action as the pattern
reaches its completion.

Furthermore, you will also need a price target for where you expect to take profit and thus we
refer to Fibonacci levels.

Risk management is a given with any trade, be aware of liquidity grabs/stop hunts and fake-outs
with such a pattern. Price may momentarily leave the pattern range to stop out those who
entered prematurely, only then to re-enter the pattern with continuation.

Have your stop loss set accordingly.

As always, you never want to enter a trade based on this pattern alone. Always have confluence
to reinforce your strategy.
NOTE: There are patterns similar to the wedge such as; pennants, and triangles, be sure not to
get them confused.

RISING WEDGES

⦁ At least 5 touches – usually two on the bottom, three on the top

⦁ Bull volume has to decline and impulses should get smaller and smaller

⦁ Sometimes you do not get the exact touch of the trendline but it still counts

⦁ TARGETS: pull the fibs from the start of the move to the end – TP1= .382, TP2= .618, TP3=
start of the rising wedge

FALLING WEDGE

⦁ At least 5 touches – usually two on the top, three on the bottom

⦁ Bear volume has to decline and impulses should get smaller and smaller

⦁ Sometimes you do not get the exact touch of the trendline but it still counts
⦁ Aggressive: buy the third touch, SL below the trendline

⦁ Conservative: buy a breakout

⦁ More conservative: buy the retest of a breakout

⦁ TARGETS: pull the fibs from the start of the move to the end – TP1= .382, TP2= .618, TP3=
start of the falling wedge

@everyone Lesson No. 06 Patterns (Part 1)

Triangle Pattern
Triangle pattern occur during a range and for the most part a continuation pattern.

There are three types of triangles found on a chart:

⦁ Ascending Triangles - Typically break to the upside

⦁ Descending Triangles - Typically break to the downside

⦁ Symmetrical Triangles - A continuation pattern that can break to either up or downside.

Like other patterns, triangles can be seen almost everywhere on a chart.

Knowing how to identify the structure of a textbook triangle will tell if you it's valid or not.

Triangles can appear similar to wedge patterns and pennants, so make sure you are identifying
the correct pattern.

As always you never want to trade this pattern alone, use additional confluence factors such as;
volume and Fibonacci levels.
ASCENDING TRIANGLE

⦁ Mostly a continuation pattern

⦁ The break should be on high volume

DESCENDING TRIANGLE

⦁ Mostly a continuation pattern

⦁ The break should be on high volume

⦁ High to low usually .618

SYMMETRICAL TRIANGLE

⦁ A continuation pattern

⦁ The break should be on high volume – vital

@everyone

For all new members

- Our trade setup provides you with Entry, Targets DCA level and SL. It is advised to sell major
percentage at TP1 while you can risk remaining % forTP 2 or TP 3 after shifting Stoploss to entry
price.
- DCA is dollar cost averaging. Simple, jab coin us level tek jaye aur buy karlo.

- Setup is valid till the time TP or SL is hit.

- If coin price is less than entry price, Take the trade.

- Risk percentage is also mentioned in a signal. Simple, jitna wallet hai uska utne % trade ke liye
risk karein.

@everyone For all new members who joined after discount offer

@everyone Please watch this introductory video for those who wants to learn about Spot
Trading and how it works.

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the group, React hearts. I will guide you all once. Difference between premium and platinum
will also be shared. Please react so that I can answer your queries once for all.

1. Working of group

2. Difference between premium and platinum

3. Fees

4. How to place buy and sell order

5. PF diversification example

@everyone
1. Gentleman, A signal will be provided to you which will have a buy level, different targets, dca
level and stoploss level. Where, dca is a strategy to average out your entries. You juat have to
copy paste our signals. We recommend booking major profit percentage around 50 60% on tp1
and remaining % on tp2 and 3.

2. In both the tiers, you will be provided with day trade and swing trade signals, daily market
updates, btc and eth potential moves with charts and latest news. We also provide bull run
signals and scalp trades in both. Additionally in platinum, we are doing a spot challenge of
converting 2000 usdt to 4000 usdt where achieved objective is 35%.

3. Premium tier is 20 usdt while platinum is 60 usdt per month. Average number of day trade
signals is 15 - 20 and swing trade signals is 12 - 15 per month

4. We recommend placing buy order on current market price. However, to place sell order we
use oco. Which will be explained in detail later.

5. For example, for a portfolio of 1000 usdt, keep 300 usdt for spot signals, 300 for swing trades
and keep 400 usdt safe. Remember, never every go all in.

@everyone for OCO

Take example of the bsw signal. We willbuy at current market price if difference is not much.
Otherwise we will wait for buy level
Then create oco for tp1 tp2 and Tp3 as follow

Price - Target 1 / 2 / 3

Limit - Stoploss

Stop - Stoploss

Select quantity to sell - 25 50 75 100%

Then as soon as tp1 is hit, cancel already created oco for tp2 and tp3 and create new ones with
stoploss at entry price as follow.
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@everyone Lastly

- Its never to late to start. You start with 50 usdt and make 80 till the end of year. you will have
80 usdt to start the next year and then the chain goes on. With patience and risk management,
profits are guranteed.

- No admin will ever dm or send you friend request. Please dont accept any request and fall into
trap. Stay safe and Good trades ahead. Best of luck.

@everyone

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