🧵 Twitter Thread: Trading Internal Liquidity to External Liquidity – A Simple Model 💰💹
In this thread, we’ll explore the concept of entering a trade at an area of internal liquidity and setting our sights on an area of external liquidity to maximize our profits!
1/ Understanding Price Delivery: When our higher time frames expand, our strategy is to join the trend during retracements. In a bullish market, we buy at higher lows, and in a bearish market, we sell at lower highs. Actively participating in the market during retracements is our… https://t.co/a37jTRlhPMtwitter.com/i/web/status/1…
2/ Internal Liquidity: Our expectation is that price will retrace to an area of imbalance. By identifying these areas of imbalance and combining additional ICT concepts, we can strategically enter the market, aligning our trades with the overall trend and take advantage of the… https://t.co/SaggOWEJ2Ttwitter.com/i/web/status/1…
3/ Weekly Profile: Our goal is to synchronize our trading narrative with significant news events on the economic calendar, aiming to identify potential weekly market profiles. Instead of targeting precise market lows or highs, we prioritize capturing the weekly expansion. Tuesday… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
4/ Dealing Range: To help us determine our internal liquidity point of interest, we must understand our current dealing range. When considering a long position, we focus on discount arrays to support price, whereas for short positions, we examine premium arrays to resist price.… https://t.co/hXQSmDpgNatwitter.com/i/web/status/1…
5/ LRLR vs HRLR: Be on the lookout for situations characterized by Low Resistance Liquidity Runs (LRLR). These setups often present high probability trading opportunities that exhibit smoother and cleaner expansion compared to high resistance liquidity runs. By identifying the… https://t.co/Ls8DpRygRQtwitter.com/i/web/status/1…
6/ Prior to entering a trade, we have specific conditions that must be satisfied to instill confidence in our decision and ensure that we are positioned on the correct side of the market. One tool we can employ for this purpose is to monitor the change in the state of delivery on… https://t.co/V5FFyQkII3twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
7/ Patience is Key: It's important to keep in mind that our goal is not necessarily to capture the exact market low. Instead, we exercise patience and wait for confirmation before entering a trade. We have the flexibility to engage in the market on the following day once we… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
8/ Once we have received confirmation, our next step is to actively participate in the market using our preferred entry model. We follow a set of predefined conditions for our entry models, ensuring that we adhere to a systematic approach in our trading strategy - much like with… https://t.co/2YoAbI5hahtwitter.com/i/web/status/1…
9/ Once engaged in the trade, be sure to practice sound trade management. Our goal is to scale our position as the trade unfolds and consistently adjust our stop loss accordingly. However, keep in mind that our ultimate target is the external liquidity area. Remember, the market… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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🧵Thread: Unveiling the Secrets of Accumulation, Manipulation, and Distribution in Trading! 📈📉
1/ Let's explore the concept of Accumulation, Manipulation, and Distribution (AMD), also known as the Power of 3. This particular concept is regarded as an excellent strategy for… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
2/ Accumulation represents a stage within the market cycle when smart money strategically gathers a substantial quantity of a particular asset. During this phase, prices tend to consolidate while engineering liquidity on either side. But in reality, the big players are building… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
3/ The manipulation phase follows accumulation and is often marked by sudden and sharp price movements that catch retail traders off guard. Manipulation occurs in the opposite direction of the “real move” and is aimed to stop out retail and induce breakout traders.
🧵 Thread: Weekly / Daily Bias Using ICT Concepts (The Basics)
1/ Many traders strive to understand the concept of bias to improve their trading decisions. In this thread, we'll explore how ICT concepts can help us analyze and interpret bias effectively. Let's dive in!
2/ ICT places significant emphasis on recognizing the weekly bias, also known as weekly expansion, which represents the overall directional inclination of the market during a specific trading week. The aim is to align our weekly bias with a corresponding weekly profile and… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
3/ One key concept we must understand is market structure." By studying the structure of price movements on higher time frames, such as daily and weekly chart, we can gain valuable insight into the daily bias. This involves identifying if we are in an uptrend, downtrend, or in… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…