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Major correction coming soon for Bitcoin?We see that Bitcoin is trading in a range since ~ 8 January. What is this chart showing? - There was a shift in Market Structure at the 10th off January - After this shift we saw the Lower-Low - I see Equal high's, those should get hunted (imo) (My) Conclusion: I placed my short order at 50% of the orderblock (blue). I think this could be a major turning point for Bitcoin. Price could easy visit $25000 region (FVG). Price could also drop lower to test broken levels that are (STILL!) untested. Thank you for checking my analysis! Do you have tips or other comments? Tell me please! I'm open for feedback!
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by stannieb
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Smart Money Concepts -Liquidity Grab - Video 1 This video is intended mainly for the purposes of me to rewatch and so I can retain information. In this video, I analyze the GBPUSD on the 1H chart and explain the concept of how a liquidity grab was performed and why it was performed. The Purpose... of this explanation video, is to serve as a reminder by explaining of one of the key fundamentals of trading for accurate predictability by using the Market Structure. Why is this important? The Foreign Exchange Market, any market even, requires 'Liquidity' or 'Volume' to create the charts that you see on your computer screen in the first place. 'Liquidity' (essentially) = $$$ (Money in the form of your stop loss) Large moves in the market require large liquidity, hence why so often you will see a large spike in the market that seems to make no sense and may stop you out of your position, before then moving in your predicted direction. With this in mind, its very important to be mindful of how these 'Liquidity' Grabs are created and to be able to differentiate, a Liquidity Grab, from a true price push, so this way you will be able to trade with the trend accurately instead of against it.
by The-Hoss
The Early Stop-Hunter catches the WormThis is a textbook pre-London setup. During the Asian session we often see (especially in Yen pairs) moves that set up for the London session. What this does is provides us with liquidity of retail trader stops that we can take advantage of. This was a simple 0.7 R trade that I was in and out of within 45 minutes. It amazes me that traders still put their stops above/below swing points and prior structure, you're basically asking me to come and hunt you down! Also, side note the reason the R is 0.7 is because my strike rate on this strategy is s high, so I don't need to use the absolute poor excuse of *I use a minumum 1:3 Risk to Reward because I can lose 40% of my trades and still be profitable* - IF your strategy gives you a 40% strike rate, it clearly doesn't work! Rant over! Good morning anyway guys, go smash the day!
by Kieran_Duff