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In this THREAD I will explain “Fibonacci”

1. Fibonacci Retracement
2. Trend identification
3. How to label Fibonacci
4. Fibonacci Levels
5. Fibonacci Expansion
6. $ETH Liquidity Analysis

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1. Fibonacci Retracement

Fibonacci Retracement Levels are based on ratios used to identify potential reversal points on a price chart.

Retracement levels also are used as Support and Resistance. Image
2. Trend Identification

We MUST identify the TREND of the price before drawing Fibonacci.

How do we Identify a TREND?

If price is followed by HH and HL, the trend is BULLISH.

If price is followed by a LH and LL, the trend is Bearish. Image
3. How to label Fibonacci

This is an example of Fibonacci Retracement.

We mark from the Swing HIGH of the present Market Structure to the Swing LOW.

You HAVE to find the local HIGH and BOTTOM of your MS.

This is the only correct way to label Fibonacci Retracement. Image
3.2 How to label Fibonacci

Fibonacci Expansion:

Begin point of the trendline must be placed at a recent Swing Low, end point at recent Swing High.

The extension line starts at the end point of the trendline and can be plotted to any point of chart. Image
4. Fibonacci Levels

Fibonacci Levels there main use, is to act as Support and Resistance.

0.5 Level is acting as Resistance. After price breaks that level, turns to BULLISH.

0.726 Level is acting as Support. Price makes a double bottom and bounces from there. Image
5. Fibonacci Expansion

Is used to establish profit targets or estimate how far a price may travel after a pullback is finished.

These levels are based on Fibonacci ratios (as percentages).

Common Fibonacci extension levels are 61.8%, 100%, 161.8%, 200%, and 261.8%. Image
6. $ETH Liquidity Analysis

$ETH Is looking BULLISH in LTF.

The current resistance is at $3200, I expect a retracement there once we hit that pool of Liquidity.

Current Support that MUST hold for a bullish continuation, is at $2800-2900

I expect $ETH to reach $3200 from here Image
6.1 $ETH Liquidity Analysis

In this Heatmap the Resistance and Support in HTF are clearer.

When you are trading Altcoins, watch for the Pools of Liquidity. Price always moves where there's liquidity.

Identify Liquidity as a magnet in price. Image

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1. Buy-side Liquidity
2. Sell-side Liquidity
3. Imbalances
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6. $ETH Liquidity Analysis

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1. Buyside Liquidity

Liquidity generated when Stop Loss are taken out

Areas where Buy-side liquidity rests:

- PWH & PDH
- Equal Highs
- HTF resistance
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1.1 How do you spot Buy-side liquidity?

1. Buyside liquidity resides at relative equal highs or swing highs.

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1. FVG
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1. FVG:

Occurs when there are inefficiencies or imbalances in the market.

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Identify FVG as Support/Resistance in the price. Image
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1. BSL and SSL

Discount and Premium zones are based off Range Low to Range High.

To identify them, look where the recent Sellside Liquidity and Buyside Liquidity retests. Image
2. Premium and Discount Zones

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1. Accumulation

Accumulation is a phase in the market where smart money or institutional investor are buying.

During accumulation, the price is relatively stable, creating an impression of little activity.

Behind the scenes, investors are accumulating.

High bullish volume.
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1.2 Manipulation:

Manipulation refers to intentional actions taken by smart money to control/influence the price for their benefit

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1. What is an "Order Block"?
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1. What is an "Order Block"?

Order Block are specific price areas where large market participants, have previously placed significant buy/sell orders.

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A high, then a Low, followed by a HH and a LL

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In this THREAD I will explain “Liquidity Sweep”

1. What is a “Liquidity Sweep”?
2. Liquidity Sweep in HTF
3. Liquidity Sweep in LTF
4. Price reacting to Liquidity Sweep
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1. What is a “Liquidity Sweep”?

Often called a liquidity grab or stop hunt, is a strategy large market players employ to manipulate market liquidity.

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2. Liquidity Sweep in HTF

Mark the recent Daily HIGHS and LOWS.

This areas are mainly pools of Liquidity.

Daily highs and lows will indicate you the current resistances and supports in HTF. Image
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