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Simple Model Example Diagram
In Bearish Markets, using Premium Arrays anticipate Bearish Breakers to form. Wait for Price to displace lower, Short the -Breaker, use Stop Loss above the High of -Breaker.
Target Discount Arrays, like opposing +Breaker. Target Mean Threshold.
In Bearish Markets, using Premium Arrays anticipate Bearish Breakers to form. Wait for Price to displace lower, Short the -Breaker, use Stop Loss above the High of -Breaker.
Target Discount Arrays, like opposing +Breaker. Target Mean Threshold.
In Price it looks like this...
Reverse the logic when Bullish... simply using Discount to Premium.
For those who see a break & retest idea in this...
Understand the context this model requires.
HTF Premium Array is redelivered to in the Daily FVG \ SIBI High. The SIBI High was delivered after a lower High in Price formed allowing Buyside to be engineered... & Stop location.
Understand the context this model requires.
HTF Premium Array is redelivered to in the Daily FVG \ SIBI High. The SIBI High was delivered after a lower High in Price formed allowing Buyside to be engineered... & Stop location.
It is not a "Simple Support & Resistance" setup.
I am teaching you to look inside the Breaker for the Mean Threshold for the real targets, where Simple S&R Levels are not respected at all.
My Stop Loss is not random and it is linked to my Breaker PD Array and this is precise.
I am teaching you to look inside the Breaker for the Mean Threshold for the real targets, where Simple S&R Levels are not respected at all.
My Stop Loss is not random and it is linked to my Breaker PD Array and this is precise.
The casual reader will see retail logic, where the diligent student will see the refinement & precision elements presented & how vastly different those two views & thought processes are.
What S&R Level is precise? Outside what I teach, it is subjective... without consistency.
What S&R Level is precise? Outside what I teach, it is subjective... without consistency.
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