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Turtle Soup is ICT's term for a false breakout of a Liquidity Pool. Price crosses the Liquidity Pool level and then quickly reverses back the other direction
In the example above NQ went down through several Sellside Liquidity levels while ES could not get through one
This means that NQ was stronger to the downside so we should expect NQ to be weaker on the upside Impulse Price Swing
We can use this process to frame our trades
This means that NQ was stronger to the downside so we should expect NQ to be weaker on the upside Impulse Price Swing
We can use this process to frame our trades
Turtle Soup Trade:
I saw this divergence between ES & NQ. I had already marked out the ES Buyside & NQ FVG. As soon as I saw ES takeout Buyside and NQ filled the FVG exactly I knew the reversal was imminent.
So I went short with 1 contract in both MQN and MES at the same time
I saw this divergence between ES & NQ. I had already marked out the ES Buyside & NQ FVG. As soon as I saw ES takeout Buyside and NQ filled the FVG exactly I knew the reversal was imminent.
So I went short with 1 contract in both MQN and MES at the same time
Next time I will try to hold for Equilibrium of the Impulse Price Swing. I started small and I will work up my confidence hopefully by duration and number of contracts.
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