Thread by @umair_s2

SMT Divergences for dummies! (ICT Concepts simplified)

Explained in detail using pictures⬇️

So for the sake of simplicity, we will be sticking to the 15m timeframe as that yields the most consistency

Step 1:
Find two correlated pairs and have the 15m timeframe open, lets use ES and NQ as an example!

Step 2:
Mark out your liquidity lines, so for us we will be using 15m highs/lows

Step 3:
Wait for one pair to take out the liquidity level, for example in this picture NQ takes out the liquidity while ES doesn't

Step 4:
So now that we see that NQ takes out a low while ES doesn't indicates that order flow is bullish. So that means when NQ does a liquidity grab, there's a high chance it will reverse. This is called an SMT Divergence

Step 5:
Look for entry models on NQ's liquidity grab to go long

Live Example: Notice how ES failed to take out a 15m high while NQ did, this indicated that NQ's liq grab had a high chance of playing out

Here's this thread in video format. I also livestream from 9:30am EST Mon-Fri on youtube!

I also have a private discord for people who understand these concepts, but have a hard time applying it for profitability!
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