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Jun 14, 2025 12 tweets 3 min read Read on X
Understanding how to enter within the market.

Once you know the draw on liquidity - where price wants to go entering is simple.

A THREAD 🧵 Image
Introduction
Understanding the importance of DOL - using CISD for entry
Using HTF PDAs to enter
Watch FULL video:
Personal entry technique
Using the full range
CISD Entry chart example
Understanding rejection blocks
2nd entry chart example
Final entry chart example
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Here is a three simple steps to creating a mechanical trading system.

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First 30 minutes of market open is all I need.

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