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Everything here are my notes from my trading blog. I am not a financial advisor. This is not financial advice. The content is provided for
informational purposes only. To make the best decision that meets your needs please do your own research. All investments carry some
form of risk. Nothing is guaranteed. Please do not invest money you can not afford to lose.
 STRUCTURE & PRICE DELIVERY

Majority of you here will not understand half of what is said here right
now – this PDF will be the one that you will need to come back as your
understanding grows.
Firstly, let’s cover a few important topics:

• Expansion: in simple terms expansion is a fast, momentum-driven move from a point of interest
Aggressive moves like that give us indication, instead of guessing we want to see it happen first. When expansion occurs that’s when we get the clue as what the market is most likely going to be doing
and then we wait for either the retracement, consolidation or reversal. But we always wait for the expansion first, that gives us all the needed insight to make a decision.

• Retracement: when we see price moving back inside the created price range
Usually, after a strong price run (expansion) that leaves Fair Value Gaps (FVG’s), and Liquidity voids, we will see price returning back inside this recently created price range. Price will pull back to one of
the Premium levels before it starts another expansion.

• Reversal: when price reaches a certain level and or area, and moves in the opposite direction
For price to revers it has to run, take out stops first. So, when we see a strong reversal, that indicates that Market Makers have ran a pool of Liquidity (like old highs/lows), and from there we expect for
price to start moving in the new direction.

visual example in next slide.

EXPANSION, RETRACEMENT
REVERSAL
3 main questions you need to ask yourself when you open the chart:

1. Where the price is at right now?

Is the price in the middle of nowhere? Or maybe it’s approaching a strong level or even pushing away from it?

2. Where it’s likely to go?

Where are the liquidity pools, levels to target, weak lows/highs, Fair Value Gaps, Equilibrium points, etc.

3. Where it came from?

Did price just ran a pool of Liquidity? Or maybe it just rejected a high probability orderblock?

visual example on the GBPUSD Daily time-frame in next slide.

Higher time-frames are a “parent” figure to all the lower time-frames.
We start our analysis from the Weekly chart to see what the price is doing, where the Weekly candle will most likely expand – that gives us Weekly direction.
From there we drop down to the Daily time-frame a go through our process. Every Daily candle close that week is feedback for your Weekly prediction.

All of the most important Liquidity pools are on the Daily time-frame: old lows/highs, all the Liquidity Voids, and so on. All the lower time-frame liquidity pools without a
doubt are important, however, price delivery at all times will lock Daily levels, and Liquidity Voids as their main target, so always keep that in mind, and understand this
hierarchy – if Daily level overlaps with lower TF level, the Daily one is the driving force behind it all, and that’s where your eyes should be at.

When we have a clear Weekly direction, we line our Daily targets with it, when Weekly & Daily is in sync – we’re in high probability conditions.

visual example in next slide.

WEEKLY TIME-FRAME
DAILY TIME-FRAME
Referring to the visual example from the previous slide:
Yes, of course, it does not mean that when we have a Weekly direction that every Daily candle will be towards that liquidity pool. If the like in this case, the Weekly delivery is
bearish, there will be bullish retracements, bullish days as well, however, what’s a bullish candle in a bearish trend? – bearish orderblock, you want that, it’s not a bad sign
at all.

So, trading with the Higher TF blessing keep in mind that price will move into profit way more aggressively, expansions will be bigger, faster, and that’s exactly what we
want: clear one-sided price delivery. Without a doubt there will be scalp plays against the Higher TF direction, but all these kind of trades automatically fall into the medium
probability area.