One Setup For Life.

KILLSHOT.
(Not Financial Advice. I am NOT a Financial Advisor!)

Credit to ICT, TraderDexter, PO3Trader, Dodgy (Ryan) and probably other people who share
quality information. Many Thanks. Oh and thanks to the Market Makers, without you none of

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this would be useful. Cheers and the horse you rode in on…. Onward.

My OSFL is an advanced application of Algorithmic Theory, simplified as

much as possible using the brain God gave me. You may be able to refine this
further while implementing these theories in your analysis, I encourage further
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discovery.

Requisite Knowledge:
- FAIR VALUE GAPS (BISI/SIBI)
- INVERSION FAIR VALUE GAPS (iFVG)
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- DEALING RANGES (Premium/Discount) (4 Equal Sections)

- STANDARD DEVIATIONS
- MARKET STRUCTURE SHIFT
- BREAK OF STRUCTURE
- MARKET MAKER MODELS (MMXM)
- POWER OF 3 = AMD (Accumulation/Manipulation/Distribution)
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- TURTLE SOUP (Liquidity Raid)

- IPDA (Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm)
- TIME (How to read a Watch/Keep an appointment)
- COURAGE and PATIENCE

If you do not possess a reasonable knowledge of the above concepts, STOP HERE
and use this as a checklist to educate yourself. Use free material available on YT
and Twitter. That’s what I did.
Charting:
TIMEFRAME - For the purpose of this Setup, I am using the 5 Minute Timeframe.
This is consistent across all timeframes however, and I expect you will notice that in
due time.

INDICATORS - There is NO required or recommended indicator to use with this SETUP.

You can use whatever you like though, there just aren't any that I use besides the “HTF
PO3” (FREE VERSION) by toodegrees on TV. And I mostly use that for aesthetics. I like
my chart to look pleasing to my eye. Gets me closer to being in “The Zone.”

COMMON TOOLS - On Tradingview, I utilize the following religiously:

- Trendline - Used For

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- Annotating Standard Deviation Levels
- Annotating Turtle Soup Raids
- Annotating Orderblocks/CISD’s
- Annotating Previous D/W/M TF Highs and Lows
- Annotating Buyside and Sellside Liquidity

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ERRectangle - Used For
- Annotating Fair Value Gaps and Inversion Fair Value Gaps (FVG/iFVG)
- Annotating Standard Deviation Zones
- Annotating Breaker Blocks/Rejection Blocks/Propulsion Blocks
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- Annotating Volume Imbalances

- Horizontal Ray - Used For

- Annotating Monthly/Weekly/Daily CANDLE OPEN
- This is not the IPDA TRUE Open or the “Quarter 2 True Open!” We
mark the CANDLE OPEN Prices of these HTF Levels to track the
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development of the HTF Candles in relation to their OPEN PRICE. I

am aware of the “TRUE OPEN” times and their application in the
models in which they were presented, this is not that. Try to digest
that, I know it’s a brain squeezer at first. Sorry about that.

- Vertical Line - Used For

- Separating Previous and Upcoming Days, Weeks, and Months.
- I have the Visibility of them set to make it more efficient to view
HTF Data in relative Timeframes. For example Weekly Separators
are only visible on the 4h Timeframe and Below.
- Fib Retracement - Used For
- Annotating and Projecting Standard Deviation Levels, Zones, and Targets.
- Annotating Dealing Ranges
IPDA Standard Deviation Theory:
This list is not complete! It is an excerpt from my IPDA Notes included at the End
of this Document. These are theoretical and not tested over long enough periods to be
considered Algorithmic Law. Your own diligence is required as these notes are limited to
the time I had available to study PA within each Zone.

Zone Characteristics:
- Zone 1-1.5 STDV activates an Internal Range Liquidity Protocol
- After IRL Protocol is activated Price will find Liquidity in the PREMIUM or
DISCOUNT of the Most Recently Created Dealing Range, depending on
Current Market Structure.
- If Price runs through 1-1.5 STDV zone, it will use 2-2.5 STDV zone as the

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Internal Range Liquidity Protocol Zone and Dealing Range Rule is in
effect
- If Price runs through 1-1.5 STDV Zone, IRL Protocol is activated within the
2-2.5 STDV Zone, in THIS SPECIFIC Condition IPDA will find an opposing
PD Array and will then breach the High/Low of the 2-2.5 Zone rejection
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- Zone 2-2.5 STDV activates a Retracement OR a Reversal.
- This zone seems highly dependent on the reaction within 1-1.5 STDV Zone.
- Zone 3-5(+) STDV seems to activate an END OF PROGRAM Protocol at which..
- Price will reverse and seek Opposing Side Liquidity Causing a Structure
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Break
- Price will start another Leg of a Buy or Sell Program following a SMR
(SMT/Turtle Soup on THE Higher Timeframe aligned with the correct
Quadrant
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SEE DIAGRAM ON NEXT PAGE FOR A VISUAL EXPLANATION ->

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THE KILLSHOT SETUP:
After studying the Price Action at and around the STDV Zones, I wanted to
exploit the highest probability setups that occur. My analysis suggests that the Entry
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following Interaction with 1-1.5 STDV (or 2-2.5 STDV if no reaction within 1-1.5), is the
highest probability opportunity, with the smallest amount of risk possible. I call this
reaction an Internal Liquidity Protocol and the subsequent optimal entry so dubbed,
the KILLSHOT.
A KILLSHOT Entry also takes place AFTER a breaker is confirmed (MSS). So you
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have a bias and narrative in place. Stack Confidence.

The KILLSHOT Setup employs the use of one of the PD Arrays that are housed
within the Premium / Discount Zone of the Most Recently Created Dealing Range. That
means that an optimal entry will lie within a very small area of Price.
As you would expect, the PD Arrays that IPDA interacts with are confluent with
the STDV Levels. This is a good time to reiterate that this theory works on all
timeframes considering the Fractal Reality of the chart.
Occasionally Price will FAIL to close above the 0.5 STDV level and cause a FAKE
MSS. This usually causes a Turtle Soup of the Swing and a new STDV Projection is
employed. This is an SMT also known as a Turtle Soup, and as usual the correlated Pairs
would present an Entry in the Premium / Discount of the Most Recent Dealing Range.
A KILLSHOT ENTRY CAN BE A…
- FAIR VALUE GAP
- TURTLE SOUP
- INVERSION FAIR VALUE GAP
- VOLUME IMBALANCE
- REJECTION BLOCK
- INSERT COMMON PD ARRAY HERE
…That is Nested within the Premium / Discount Zone of the Most Recently Created
Dealing Range after Interaction with the 1-1.5 STDV Zone (or 2-2.5 STDV if Price
immediately expands through the 1-1.5 STDV Zone). This is the KILLSHOT.

0 - 5m Chart

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1 - Most Recent MSS
2 - Place STDV Projections
3 - Price reacts to 1-1.5 STDV Zone (or Stipulation for 2-2.5 STDV)
4 - Price Retrace to Premium / Discount of Most Recently Created Dealing Range.
5 - KILLSHOT Entry at rejection of Dealing Range Embedded PD Array
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6 - Initial Target at Swing of 1-1.5 STDV Zone
Target 2 at 2-2.5 STDV Zone and Relative PD Array
Target 3 at 3 STDV if Relative Timeframe Candle Close above 2.5 STDV Level.
Target 4 at any STDV above Market if HTF DOL is unmitigated.
Any of them is good. Full Extension to EOP can be a long hold, but there are
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opportunities.
7 - Once Price reaches EOP, Process begins again.
8 - Risk Management is a Personal Decision.

IPDA will do ALL OF THIS this on the 5m Chart while simply causing an MSS on
the 1 Hour Timeframe, which means you would now be waiting for an Hourly Reaction
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from the 1h MSS STDV Measurement, and can then look for an HOURLY KILLSHOT. I
will use this on a Monthly Chart to see which STDV Zone we are in from a Long Term
Perspective. This is better than Macro Econ Bias, This is an Algorithmic perspective in
my opinion. Then do so on the Weekly and then the Daily so on. When you couple the
STDV Zone Expectations to Higher Timeframe PD Arrays you will realize the
opportunity presented here.
In my personal analysis I use the KILLSHOT Entries from a 5m Chart only. It is
sufficient for my needs and satisfies my appetite for watching Price. I do however also
Annotate the Daily Candle Open and the levels like Previous Day Week and Monthly
Highs and Lows because these levels can override your short term expectations and
you can be prepared for the Turtle Soup that happens before Reversal. You will also
realize which STDV you are currently in and can act accordingly knowing what usually
happens when Price is in the relative STDV Zone.
 EXAMPLES.

EXAMPLE 1 - Common KILLSHOT Setup w/ Entry at EQ of Dealing Range.

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After Bullish MSS, STDV Projections Applied. Price Pivoted at the 1-1.5 STDV Zone,
so the Most Recently Created Dealing Range is Identified. Price Tests the Discount Zone and
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then Tests the Rejection Block, which is the KILLSHOT ENTRY.

Target 1 is the 2-2.5 STDV Zone. Booked.
 EXAMPLE 2 - Price runs through the 1-1.5 STDV so 2-2.5 STDV is used.

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Price runs through the 1-1.5 STDV Zone in this example so we anticipate IPDA to begin the
Internal Range Protocol at the 2-2.5 STDV Zone instead. Since Structure is Bearish we Anticipate
a KILLSHOT Entry at a PD Array nested in the Premium Zone.
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EXAMPLE 3 - Standard IRL Protocol following Interaction with 1-1.5 STDV

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EXAMPLE 4 - IRL Protocol Run @ 2-2.5 STDV since expansion through 1-1.5.

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EXAMPLE 5 - IRL Protocol Run Twice During Consolidation. Ending with a
Bullish Turtle Soup Expansion.
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 Thank you everyone who has shown interest in my One Setup For Life. I truly hope that this
unlocks a more precision perspective and you start to see why price is doing what it is doing at
certain levels relative to the STDV of the Timeframe you are analyzing.

If you have questions you can ask them of me on X or in DMs and I will do my best to provide
enlightening insights.

I do truly Love our community and Pray for your Health Happiness Success and Souls.
Be the change you wish to see.

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 IPDA STDV ZONE NOTES
(Not Financial Advice. I am NOT a Financial Advisor!)

- Zone 0-0.5 STDV seems to activate an External Range Liquidity Protocol when
rejected above a fake MSS.

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- Zone 1-1.5 STDV activates an Internal Range Liquidity Protocols
- After IRL Protocol is activated Price will find Liquidity in the PREMIUM or
DISCOUNT depending on Current Market Structure.
- If Price runs through 1-1.5 STDV zone, it will use 2-2.5 STDV zone as the
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effect
- If Price runs through 1-1.5 STDV Zone, IRL Protocol is activated within the
2-2.5 STDV Zone, in THIS SPECIFIC Condition IPDA will find an opposing
PD Array and will then breach the High/Low of the 2-2.5 Zone rejection
Price.
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- Zone 2-2.5 STDV activates a Retracement OR a Reversal…

- This zone seems highly dependent on the reaction within 1-1.5 STDV Zone.
- Zone 3-5(+) STDV seems to activate an END OF PROGRAM Protocol at which..
- Price will reverse and seek Opposing Side Liquidity Causing a Structure
Break
- Price will start another Leg of a Buy or Sell Program following a SMR
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(SMT/Turtle Soup on THE Higher Timeframe aligned with the correct

Quadrant
- Failure to reach 0.5 STDV after an MSS activates an External Range Protocol -
TEST
- This is UNTRUE IF Price has just rejected an END OF PROGRAM Level.
- If EOP Level was just rejected Price will retrace to OTE OR Present
a Turtle Soup/SMT and then continue with the NEW B/S PROGRAM