Learn THE EASIEST TRADING SETUP 📈

A thread 🧵 1. Identify the HTF trend

In this case, it's bullish

Let's talk about LIQUIDATION DIVERGENCES 📈

This is a very powerful tool to scalp LTF and observe when the tide is about to shift after sweeping key liquidity levels

A thread 🧵 Personally I use the 15 second chart from the default template on

This shows the s15 PA, as well as CVD, volume and liquidations

I observe this PA when price is volatile and sweeping KEY levels, such as H1 or above charts.aggr.trade/1205

HOW TO BUILD YOUR OWN TRADING SYSTEM 🗒️

You guys voted for it, so I deliver ❤️

Step-by-step guide on how to create a trading model from scratch, all in a single thread 🧵 Step 1

Make a list of all the things you have learned and seen other people use successfully

Choose 10 out of them that make sense to use together:
- liquidity concepts
- orderflow concepts
- lagging indicators, etc

You should also know how to trade them, of course

RANGE TRADING

Most people suck at trading when price is ranging, calling it "bad market conditions" and "ugly chop"

I however love trading ranges and so will you after reading this thread about the 4 possible trades when price is ranging First and foremost, you should not look for any trades while price is inside the range

The only moment when you should look for trades is when price is either at range highs or at range lows - no diddle in the middle

REVERSAL CONFIRMATIONS

2. FVG inversions

Part 2 of my educational series where I discuss ways to spot a reversal after price sweeps liquidity. This is something that maybe some of you have not heard about, but it's my most used reversal confirmation this year.

A thread 🧵 Normally, a bearish FVG should act as resistance. A bullish FVG should act as support.

However, if price trades through the FVG on the first try, it flips its function. A bullish FVG becomes a bearish iFVG (resistance) and a bearish FVG becomes a bullish iFVG (support).

Naked Points of Control

What they are, how to spot them and how to trade them.

A thread 🧵 What is a PoC?

A Point of Control (PoC) is the level of the Volume Profile where the most volume was traded.

In case you don't know, the Volume Profile shows how much volume was traded at each level during a period of time / market range.

Pair Trading for Beginners

Pair trading is an underrated tool to profit in volatile, but uncertain market conditions. This is an introduction to this type of trading.

🧵 What is pair trading?

Typically, you trade the price of a cryptocurrency against the dollar: $BTC / $USDT, $ETH / $USDT and so on

Pair trading refers to trading one cryptocurrency against the other: $ETH / $BTC for example

I know you loved my last thread, so here's another one 🎁

Volume Profile and how to use it

A thread 🧵 Introduction

A volume profile is a vertical histogram that measures how much volume was traded at each level. The higher the bar is (or longer in this case), the more volume was traded at that price.

I use it when PA is ranging, but I've seen people use them in trending PA too.

The 8 entry models I use

A thread 🧵 1. mXmX / Quasimodo

Steps:
1. Sweep of liquidity
2. Break of structure
3. Reversal to imbalance

Setup:
Entry: FVG eq / tap
SL: swing point that swept liquidity
TP: liquidity in the new direction of the market structure

Weekend Manipulation Po3

How to predict and trade weekend manipulations

A thread 🧵
Po3 (power of 3)

Accumulation = price is ranging with liquidity accumulating on both sides
Manipulation = price is being manipulated to take one side of the liquidity
Distribution / Expansion = price is expanding in the other direction

Hence also the name AMD or AME

How to trade Range Deviations

Here is a quick summary of the Entry Models VC I hosted last week in @Chroma_Trading, where I explained all these concepts thoroughly and answered all questions possible

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How to identify the setup

- impulsive moves are usually followed up by less volatile periods, where price ranges between 2 key swing points without sweeping either one
- wait for the sweep of one of the range extremes, followed up by a rotation back inside the range

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How to Trade mXmX - a quick thread

The @Chroma_Trading members got early access to these + an 1 hour long VC where I explained all these concepts thoroughly, taught people how to trade the setup, answered all possible questions and even backtested this strategy live 🩷

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How to identify the setup

1. Identify the market structure (bullish / bearish)
2. Wait for a sweep of significant liquidity
3. Wait for a BoS against the market structure
4. Identify an imbalance in the move that broke the structure
5. Identify a possible TP target

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Welcome to the promised thread on charting from high timeframe (HTF) to low timeframe (LTF).

This is the first thing I do in the morning when I open my charts. I find it very important in order not to spend hours looking at charts, waiting for a setup.

1/15 Charting on one timeframe where you find your setups, or even two timeframes that work well together like H1-m15 or m5-m1, is obviously very useful, but the best way to do it is to take LTF setups that are in confluence with HTF liquidity sweeps.

2/15

As promised, here is a thread with the setups I use. I do not own or created any of these, I just use the concepts I know, for sure other people use the same setups as me.

This is just an insight into what I look for when entering a trade: entry signal, entry POI, TP & SL.

1/12 To better understand the concepts I am about to use in this thread, please read my guide to the liquidity concepts (if you need to). The most important concepts to understand are MSBs, OBs, Breakers, liquidity sweeps, SSL / BSL, equal highs / lows:

https://twitter.com/victorious__5/status/1572307714818322432?s=20&t=Kjn7SpR9Ku84UEMKxp_dbg

2/12

I completed my first FTMO challenge trial (demo, 10k account) today. The stats are:

17W, 16L
51.5% WR
521$ profit / 500$ needed to pass
19.42R gained

In this thread I will explain the m1 scalping strategy I used and also the emotional aspect of doing this challenge.

1/9 In the following link you will find almost all the trades. Day one I played with FX which was stupid from my part, hence why the 371$ daily loss and the 189$ max loss.

I was back to zero after day 1, after which I started trading only crypto.

maroon-tabletop-f0b.notion.site/665dd4cb6aeb49…

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Backtest #2 results are here – the 0.62 setup!

Hopefully you remember my 1R setup, because this one is even better. This will be a rather long thread but stick with me and you won’t be disappointed.

Account: +171% in 3 weeks (76 trades, 3% risked each time, m2 chart)

1/14 If you don’t know about my 1R setup or need a reminder it is based on entering at 50% retracement after a reversal market structure break (MSB). Here is the link, in case you need it:

https://twitter.com/victorious__5/status/1560682136906207238?s=20&t=XPzdRgKVzd2fMeGoe6ZhJA

Today we focus on entering at the 0.618 fibonacci level instead.

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Here is a quick thread on risk management and calculating position size, because I get a lot of questions in my DMs asking stuff like “what leverage do you use?”, “how do you calculate your position size?”, etc.

Read it all if you're new, it will help you a lot

1/13 First: risk management. Please do not lose your hard-earned money. Risk max. 3% of your account every trade, personally I use 1% and 0.5%, depending on setup confidence. The best traders I know use <3%, so why would you use more?

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Trade 55: $LUNC short, 4.11R target

1/2 position, not confident enough for full position on this Send it to gulag pls, where this coin deserves to be, ty

Will take some profits around the H1 FVG eq

Finally, I have the results of my backtesting of the fixed 1R setup, and they are very interesting. This will be a longer post, so stick with me

Tested the M2 chart from 02/08 until 17/08, 75 trades in total

Win%: 70.67%

Profit: at 3% account size risk you double your account Now for the setup:

1. Wait for reversal market structure break

2. Draw a range from the highest high (HH)/ lowest low (LL) to the maximum extent of the move that broke the market structure

3. Entry at the range eq, SL at the HH/LL, TP at the other size of the range, 1R fixed

Trade #37: $BTC long

m5m5, should have waited for the m5 FVG eq or full fill as entry, did not respect my system and now I'm mad at myself.

TP still up for debate, I really don't like how I played this trade until now. Moved SL after not getting a powerful reaction, -0.5R max loss

Trade #36: $BTC short

Half risk trade after rejecting twice from today's POC, targeting the imbalances left from this up move which will feature as entry on a long on the next trade Updated TP per @jonzitrades suggestion