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We focus on small price movements that can be harvested just about every day, not every day tho

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Trade duration is many times a lot less then 2 hours but 2 hours is the maximum

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This is turtle soup

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This one is basically OTE


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Try to do all your scalping with market orders, if youre going to scalp then just use market orders


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We look at both openings, 0 GMT and MNO

HTF institutional orderflow is the monthly weekly daily and 4h. We also look at the IPDA data range, where is the quarterly shift recently are we looking to go higher or lower? Are we recently trading off of daily bullish discount arrays? Are we seeing bullish orderblocks get respected and bearish orderblocks failing? Are we coming down and filling in liquidity voids and rallying? What that is telling you is that institutional orderflow is bullish. You need to see what price is doing, how is it supporting? Are upclosed candles being broken? And downclosed candles being respected/finding support for everytime price comes back to it? Thats institutional orderflow, look at it on the HTF, MWD and 4h. When you see those evidences in price and you did your PD array matrix and you see where those PD arrays are, where is the one where your most likely going to see a long entry, Its the next one that price trades to. Once you get in there youre going to be looking for a premium, a counterparty so that way it frames your trade. We dont use anything else besides institutional orderflow to get to know if the market is bullish or bearish. Are old high breaking but old lows holding? Or are those lows being broken quickly and price snaps higher right away, whats that showing you is that the price model was accumulation. These are all characteristics of IPDA showing institutional orderflow is bullish


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London open swing usually does around 40-60% of the daily range before we get to 5am

London lunch is usually a retracement or consolidation

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