Bear Market Rallies are a common phenomenon during the Bear Market and usually have multiple selling climaxes and declining volume on the rallies.
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Now, I am going to dive into different charts to show you the confluence of what I am saying.
First up, $VIX 👑
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💡 Look for divergence when #VIX makes a lower low, #stocks should make a higher high and when it does not happen, we can anticipate a turn in the markets.
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💡 Indicies Divergence
Monitor Three Major Indices: #DOW#NASDAQ#SPY and look for divergence, all three indices should follow each other and make higher highs and lower lows in tandem. When it does not happen, we can anticipate a turn in the markets.
It’s the launchpad for explosive moves, and it can make or break your trades.
Master it, and you’ll wonder how you ever traded without it 🧵👇
1/ 🎯 What is a Move Origin?
Simply put, it's the exact area on a high timeframe (HTF) chart where price started an aggressive, impulsive move.
Price frequently returns here to retest, creating powerful trade opportunities.
2/ 🔍 Identifying Unmitigated Move Origins:
- Spot sharp, impulsive moves on higher timeframes.
- Check if price revisited that origin yet.
- If untouched, mark it clearly, these unmitigated areas act as price magnets.
You don’t need a fancy strategy to catch Turtle Soup setups.
All you need is liquidity + RSI Divergence to spot stop hunts and fade the fake move.
Here’s the simplest way to do it: 🧵👇
1/ What is Turtle Soup?
It’s just a stop hunt reversal.
Market makers run stops above a key high (or below a key low) to trap breakout traders, then price reverses.
Your job? Wait for the trap and take the other side.
2/ Keep It Simple – The ONLY 3 Things You Need
1️⃣ Liquidity Grab – Price takes out a previous high/low
2️⃣ RSI Divergence – Momentum disagrees with price
3️⃣ Rejection Candle – Fast reversal from the stop hunt
That’s it. No indicators, no complex rules. Just watch price do its thing.