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Order Block FU Formation Manipulation Liquidity HCS Entries

DOJI

Candlestick

Buyer and Sellers

not about equal

Buyer and Sellers


Buyer and Sellers

about equal about equal


100% a DOJI if contained within

the previous or following candle

Everyone can see with one look wherever their stop losses are and so
Buyers and Seller have about the same strength. can the banks who manipulate price as they wish.

We know retailers see this as a sign of “reversal” so they will buy/sell


with their stop loss above/below the doji (depending if it's buy/sell.) To retailers it is a sign of reversal. For us it is a means of generating
liquidity.

Order Block FU Formation Manipulation Liquidity HCS Entries


MAIN RETAIL FOCUS

Candlestick

$ $ $ $ We do not see these as a confirmation to


take a trade and they are ultimately just
generating liquidity before the true move.
Remember...

We do not trade on the side of retailers... We
see these as signs of liquidity generation and
we can understand the true market direction.

$
DOJI BIG WICK DOUBLE TOP
IMBALANCE
/ BOTTOM OTHERS

$
Trendline

and other
commonly
taught retail
patterns ...
$ $ $ $

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DOJI VS AFU

Candlestick

continuation

continuation

AFU DOJI DOJI AFU DOJI DOJI

DOJI does not take LQ

AFU takes LQ

DOJI + AFU DOJI + AFU

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FU TYPES + STRENGTH

Candlestick

X
Bearish

X
STRONG WEAK

3 Candle FU

Bullish

X
SFU SFU AFU AFU AFU AFU AFU
LQ taken
LQ taken
LQ taken
LQ taken
LQ taken
LQ taken
LQ taken

+
+
+
+
+
+
+

BIW engulfing Body


Body
Wick
Body
BIW X
They are considered as Low

covered
covered below reversed
Liquidity Moves
+

SFU = Strong FU
Wick

AFU = Attempted FU
below An FU is that candle which takes liquidity (of any certain kind, in any area) and then reverses in the
BIW = Body inside Wick opposite direction all in the same candle. The part of the candle which took the liquidity (will be one example only
denoted by a wick) is called the FU.

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FAILED FU - NEGATION

Candlestick
There is only so much price can manipulate, and
the negation is the second instance of manipulation
(after the first FU). Consider the banks power to be
exhausted. On rare occasions we will see a negation
being negated and that is simply x 3 manipulation -
Bearish 2 Bullish an even stronger move is being prepared.

x x
All SFU and AFU
STRENGTH Variations need to be

considered...
x x

FU negations are the easiest way to spot the


reversal. Speaking in terms of manipulation that is
Bullish 2 Bearish when banks try to move price in a certain direction
(producing an FU) but the candle right after
"negates" to form an FU in the other direction.
Seeing it - we take the information for a potential
change in orderflow (e.g. if liquidity to the downside
was targeted now, we are targeting the liquidity to
Strong Negation Negation the upside).

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NEGATION & ODD CANDLES
ODD CANDLES NEGATION

Buy to Sell Sell to Buy Buy to Sell to Buy Sell to Buy to Sell

X X

ORDERBLOCK ORDERBLOCK
X X

Look for Sells Look for Buys

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FU RETEST VS HCS
FU re-test HCS
FU retested FU retested with FU

re-test HCS

Bearish Bearish
HCS x2 / x3

are further

possibilities
Start of

Order Flow

Bullish Bullish

re-test HCS

Inside a HTF OB

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LAST AREA OF LQ (LAL)

Bullish & Bearish


Low Liqudity

Bearish
Last Area of Liquidity

The Last Area of Liquidity (LAL) is the first liquidity


Last Area of Liquidity
after a FU.

As the name suggests these areas are simply the


most concentrated and refined areas of liquidity.
They are those areas where we can expect the
specific reaction/anticipate the reversal after it is
met – if we have major targets in the other direction. Low Liqudity Bullish

Order Block FU Formation Manipulation Liquidity HCS Entries


HTF RE-TEST LEVELS

Bearish Bullish
If this level is broken, we are not interested anymode

HTF HCS?
Level #4: 50% of the Wick
If one Level is broken,we
Level #3: High of the DOJI HCS? wait for the next Level

Level #2: 50% of the DOJI HCS?

LAL Levels
Level #1: Low of the DOJI HCS?
Level #1: Low of the DOJI HCS?
LAL Levels

Level #2: 50% of the DOJI HCS?

If one Level is broken,we


wait for the next Level Level #3: High of the DOJI HCS?
Level #4: 50% of the Wick
HTF HCS?

If this level is broken, we are not interested anymode

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VALID ZONES
Buy Model Sell Model

NEW/FRESH
CONFIRMED

Zone was established only now the Zone was confirmed

HSC? Bearish

HSC? Bullish

NEW/FRESH
CONFIRMED

Zone was established only now the Zone was confirmed

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MANIPULATION CYCLE
Buy Model Sell Model
FU as it forms Wait for [1] & [2]

Enter at [3]

4 Manipulation / Stop Hunt

2
SL Cluster
3 Prev. HIGH

1
1
3 Prev. LOW
SL Cluster
2

Manipulation / Stop Hunt 4

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LAST AREA OF LQ (LAL)

Comprehensive Summary

Part I

4 types of major liquidity:

(reason to target
Needed to understand the general flow and to calculate liquidity

higher timeframes will overpower lower timeframes
 a doji (not a AFU
strength of manipulation (weak to strong): AFU – FU – FU retest – HCS – HCS x perfect (!) double tops/high
perfect (!) trendlines (3+ touches
imbalanced candles (5m+)
Liquidity itself

Liquidity has the highest priority

an FU is always a manipulation

Minor Liquidity

indicates that liquidity was left behind for the “next time” until we reach the next target
 4 types of low (minor) liquidity:

FU after minor liquidity indicates that prior liquidity is not relevant yet (no reason to target

AFU (not a doji


Imbalances
 imperfect (!) double tops/high
we don’t want to see any reversal starting from an imbalance
 imperfect (!) trendline
a true move will not leave a major imbalance balanced candles (5m+)

Order Block FU Formation Manipulation Liquidity HCS Entries


LAST AREA OF LQ (LAL)

Comprehensive Summary

Part II

4 types of major liquidity:



(reason to target
Calculate Liquidity

• if major liquidity is overpowered with a HTF manipulation we have an indication a doji (not a AFU
that this liquidity will hold for a while
 perfect (!) double tops/high
• if major liquidity forms and is followed by a SFU/HCS we also have an indication perfect (!) trendlines (3+ touches
that this liquidity will hold for a while imbalanced candles (5m+)

Until our last area of liquidity to the other direction is met (and if the reaction is in
line with the HTF strength).

• Last areas of liquidity are the most concentrated and refined areas of liquidity.
 4 types of low (minor) liquidity:

• We can expect a reaction/reversal after it is met and if we have a major target to (no reason to target
the other direction.

• If we see a clear sign (SFU/HCS) at this point, aligned with the overall flow, we AFU (not a doji
have an entry point or target.
 imperfect (!) double tops/high
• If price shows strong manipulation and leaves low liquidity, we can expect price imperfect (!) trendline
to push to the next target. balanced candles (5m+)

Order Block FU Formation Manipulation Liquidity HCS Entries


COMMON NOTES

Notes

Manipulation: Body inside a Wick (Outside / Inside Bar Signs of Manipulatio


... followed by a Doji can be taken as direct entr
weekly to 1h for Order Block OB (for the overall zone
Order Blocks need to have HCS insid F
30m and lower are for entries only AF
LQ grab
FU retest with FU (Strongest manipulation HCS
Marked out Zones:
 FU retest (Stronger manipulation than ordinary FU)
OB + FU and other manipulations

find an OB (prev. move has started from there


OB followed by an F Check OBs for HCS inside the Wicks

find other manipulations to confirm stronger areas After a BIW you can expect a reversal / negation.

Calculating LQ is done by counting the HCS on HTF

Order Block FU Formation Manipulation Liquidity HCS Entries


COMMON NOTES

Notes

Liquidity Doji

Strong FU / Attempted FU / Low Lqd move

Failed FU / negating FU

Doj HCS

Double Tops / Bottom Order Block

Trendlin FU as it forms

Big Wick Last Area of Liquidity

go on HTF to find a mov Manipulation Cycle / Zones



check the beginning of the mov Calc. Lqd

refine it to where the manipulation happene True Stop

refined down to LTF if you see multiple manipulation probabl Strength of Patterns

that's your true stop

Imbalance

Small Trading Plan

1-Bias
Order Blocks have hardly any wicks

2-Manipulation Zone
they are “odd” candles

3-Major Liquidity taken and Major Liquidity Target
they are identified on weekly to 1h

4-Waiting for manipulation sign: FU negation or HCS or FU retest. Only the bodies are marked as POI zones

Order Block FU Formation Manipulation Liquidity HCS Entries


TRADING VIEW / DATA FEED

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TRADING VIEW / DATA FEED
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TRADING VIEW / DATA FEED

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TRADING VIEW / DATA FEED
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from 4H

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