
Learn expert and advanced strategies to setup and trap liquidity pool and Market Structure through Auction market, Institutional Supply/Demand order block, Price Trap and Confluence of Fibonacci or Resistance/Support with Trendline
Retail traders participation in the forex market creates retail order flow footprints from that interaction between the retail buyers & sellers. Trading this footprint is pure gambling because the orderflow generated, which prints the price Action we see on our charts creates fake patterns which retail traders capture using Fibonacci Retracement 61.8%, 50% and 23.0%, Moving Average Crossing, Trendline channel, Head on Shoulder, Double buttom/Top, Resistance & Support line Range, Swing Order Block, Price Trap, Harmonic Scanner/ etc. Our objective is to make you unlearn all your years of knowledge on retail traders footprints
Market makers participation in the forex market creates institutional order flow which create real patterns. These real patterns are institutional footprints created on candle stick charts when these big institutions put in large order. Being able to identify and interpret these institutional footprint essentially makes you a market maker.
Our objective is to make you learn the behaviour, principle & factor behind the mechanical production of the order flow caused by the market makers and extract profit from the candle stick pattern created by this orderflow by capturing them with Institutional Market Structure,
Learn to trade when the big Banks are about to enter the market to collect profits
Learn exact market reaction when market price breaks out of a holding price position
Putting together Confluence of Swing Structure, Discount/Premium, CHoCH, Structure Zone to setup EURJPY winning trades on currency
Putting together Confluence of Swing Structure, Discount/Premium, CHoCH, Structure Zone to setup EURUSD winning trades on currency
Putting together Confluence of Swing Structure, Discount/Premium, CHoCH, Structure Zone to setup BTCUSDT winning trades on currency
OBJECTIVE
1. First you'll understand large financial institutions' trading strategy, principle, psychology, theory, mathematical and mechanical methodology behind their trading concepts.
2. You will understand what is behind the production of the order flow that we see on the candle stick chart when they put through large block of orders.
3. You will understand how to read and interpret price when large financial institutions put through large orders
which drives the ORDER FLOW that prints the PRICE ACTION that we actually see on our chart and that price action then creates patterns.
4. You will be able to separate fake (Retail trader Orderblock/Price action) patterns from real (institutional Supply & demand footprint).
5. You be able to identify institutional footprints and identify when institutional orders entered the market and where their pending order is left sitting.
6. You will be able to use various Supply & Demand frameworks to mop up over 700 Pips profit across 4 Timeframes on a single pair within two days and with a refined Stop Loss of not more than 5pips.
7. Your years of ignorance even as an advanced or professional trader will be exposed.
SUMMARY
- So we are trying to identify on the chart where an overwhelming amount of demand entered the market to cause price to rapidly move to the upside and then we look to buy when prices returns to those areas of demand.
- And then we also look for where there's an overwhelming amount of supply that entered the market to cause prices to rapidly move to the downside and then we look to sell when price returns to those areas of supply
This will take us through 5 Lecture topics
1. To Understand what is behind the production of the order flow we see on our candle stick chart.
2. To Understand where large orders entered the market. Because many large order can be injected into the market to create a zone.
3. We want to know where large Institutional orders are left sitting in the market so we can look to trade at those zones.
- We also want to refine our zones to improve our Risk to Reward ratio.
- We also want to identify those trade worthy zones from those that are not.
4. Finally we want to understand those zones that would fail from those that won't so we can look to avoid taken entry or open position as the case may be.
This topic will look at the actual mechanics of the Forex market, as in what is actually behind the production and the interaction of the Order Flow that then generates the market Structure.
Summary
- So we are trying to identify on the chart where an overwhelming amount of demand entered the market to cause price to rapidly move to the upside and then we look to buy when prices returns to those areas of demand.
- And then we also look for where there's an overwhelming amount of supply that entered the market to cause prices to rapidly move to the downside and then we look to sell when price returns to those areas of supply.
When we combine this with what we will learn about market Structure, when we have identified the exact high value areas of the trend in which we want to position ourselves in, we'v used multi-time frame analysis to wait for all of these timeframes to sink, to give us as much confirmation as possible, and then we overlay and overlap that with Supply and Demand, that then becomes another extremely powerful tool to help us with timing and refining our positions and our exits and this is what we are going to dive really deep into over the next few lessons
Step 1: Get the order flow from the perspective TF(in this GBPUSD case, Perspective timeframe is Daily chart and the order flow is bearish.
Step 2: Get the recent valid swing structure(Swing High and Swing Low)
Step 3: Divide the Swing Structure Range by half. From the middle to the swing High is the Premium Half of the Range and from the middle to the swing Low is the Discount half of the Range.
Step 4: Since the order flow is bearish, you are going to be building Trade ideas around the Premium half of the range. verify if the swing high is strong. if strong, then it is trade worthy and you can now begin to look for institutional Imbalance footprints to create Supply zone on the Premium half of the Range. You are looking for institutional imbalance footprints such as; Range, Pivot, Inside bar candle or Continuation) Supply footprints around the Premium half of the range or on the swing high.
Step 5: Refine the zone(s) to get the trade worthy zone or the zone that may be used for liquidity
Step 6: Open the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 7: Open the 15M chart for Immediate Bias analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 8: If necessary, open the 1M chart for Timing Entry Analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 9: Set Sell Limit order at the middle (EQ) of the zone or use the call level app to set alarm to notify you when the zone EQ is triggered so you can hop on your chart, use candle reading and CHoCH to understand when the market will reverse so you can either open a position, or switch to the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and take your entry from 4H.
Step 1: Get the order flow from the perspective TF(in this BTC case, Perspective timeframe is Daily chart and the order flow is bearish.
Step 2: Get the recent valid swing structure(Swing High and Swing Low)
Step 3: Divide the Swing Structure Range by half. From the middle to the swing High is the Premium Half of the Range and from the middle to the swing Low is the Discount half of the Range.
Step 4: Since the order flow is bearish, you are going to be building Trade ideas around the Premium half of the range. verify if the swing high is strong. if strong, then it is trade worthy and you can now begin to look for institutional Imbalance footprints to create Supply zone on the Premium half of the Range. You are looking for institutional imbalance footprints such as; Range, Pivot, Inside bar candle or Continuation) Supply footprints around the Premium half of the range or on the swing high.
Step 5: Refine the zone(s) to get the trade worthy zone or the zone that may be used for liquidity
Step 6: Open the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 7: Open the 15M chart for Immediate Bias analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 8: If necessary, open the 1M chart for Timing Entry Analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 9: Set Sell Limit order at the middle (EQ) of the zone or use the call level app to set alarm to notify you when the zone EQ is triggered so you can hop on your chart, use candle reading and CHoCH to understand when the market will reverse so you can either open a position, or switch to the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and take your entry from 4H.
Step 1: Get the order flow from the perspective TF(in this NASDAQ case, Perspective timeframe is Daily chart and the order flow is bearish.
Step 2: Get the recent valid swing structure(Swing High and Swing Low)
Step 3: Divide the Swing Structure Range by half. From the middle to the swing High is the Premium Half of the Range and from the middle to the swing Low is the Discount half of the Range.
Step 4: Since the order flow is bearish, you are going to be building Trade ideas around the Premium half of the range. verify if the swing high is strong. if strong, then it is trade worthy and you can now begin to look for institutional Imbalance footprints to create Supply zone on the Premium half of the Range. You are looking for institutional imbalance footprints such as; Range, Pivot, Inside bar candle or Continuation) Supply footprints around the Premium half of the range or on the swing high.
Step 5: Refine the zone(s) to get the trade worthy zone or the zone that may be used for liquidity
Step 6: Open the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 7: Open the 15M chart for Immediate Bias analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 8: If necessary, open the 1M chart for Timing Entry Analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 9: Set Sell Limit order at the middle (EQ) of the zone or use the call level app to set alarm to notify you when the zone EQ is triggered so you can hop on your chart, use candle reading and CHoCH to understand when the market will reverse so you can either open a position, or switch to the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and take your entry from 4H.
Step 1: Get the order flow from the perspective TF(in this Gold case, Perspective timeframe is Daily chart and the order flow is bearish.
Step 2: Get the recent valid swing structure(Swing High and Swing Low)
Step 3: Divide the Swing Structure Range by half. From the middle to the swing High is the Premium Half of the Range and from the middle to the swing Low is the Discount half of the Range.
Step 4: Since the order flow is bearish, you are going to be building Trade ideas around the Premium half of the range. verify if the swing high is strong. if strong, then it is trade worthy and you can now begin to look for institutional Imbalance footprints to create Supply zone on the Premium half of the Range. You are looking for institutional imbalance footprints such as; Range, Pivot, Inside bar candle or Continuation) Supply footprints around the Premium half of the range or on the swing high.
Step 5: Refine the zone(s) to get the trade worthy zone or the zone that may be used for liquidity
Step 6: Open the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 7: Open the 15M chart for Immediate Bias analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 8: If necessary, open the 1M chart for Timing Entry Analysis and repeat step 1 to Step 5
Step 9: Set Sell Limit order at the middle (EQ) of the zone or use the call level app to set alarm to notify you when the zone EQ is triggered so you can hop on your chart, use candle reading and CHoCH to understand when the market will reverse so you can either open a position, or switch to the 4H chart for Narrative analysis and take your entry from 4H.
For a trade to happen in the market:
Every Buy Order must be matched with a Sell Order
(someone must be willing to sell for you to buy)
Every Sell Order must be matched with a Buy Order
(someone must be willing to buy for you to sell)
So without both sides, price cannot move properly.
Price is mostly moved by large orders (institutions):
Large orders entering the market
(banks / institutions placing big buy or sell positions)
This causes strong momentum candles
(the big long candles we see on the chart)
These long candles create imbalance
(price moves too fast, leaving unfilled orders behind)
After the imbalance, price continues moving to search for liquidity
(it looks for areas where many orders are waiting)
Then price tries to return and rebalance at a fair value
(to fill remaining orders and balance supply & demand)
The objective of this course is simple:
To help you identify where large pools of orders are sitting
(where many buy or sell orders are waiting)
To trade those areas
(enter where institutions are likely active)
To extract profit from those zones
(use their movement to your advantage)
To understand where retail traders’ orders are sitting, you must understand:
Institutional Market Structure
(how institutions move price)
Institutional Orderflow
(whether institutions are buying or selling)
Because retail traders usually place orders around obvious areas, institutions often target those zones.
This course will teach you Institutional Market Structure to understand:
Market direction (Orderflow)
(bullish or bearish?)
Trend alignment
(are you trading with the trend or against it?)
Multi-timeframe story
(how the bigger timeframe and smaller timeframe connect)
Premium and Discount
(is price expensive or cheap within the current move?)
This course will also teach you Supply and Demand zones:
Supply zone
(where institutions sold heavily)
Demand zone
(where institutions bought heavily)
These zones show:
Where institutions entered the market
(the origin of big moves)
Where imbalances were created
(the cause of strong momentum candles)
Where unfilled institutional orders may still be resting
(orders that price may return to fill later)
So when price returns to these zones, you can use them for high-probability entries.
This course will also teach Liquidity concepts:
Liquidity = areas where many orders are resting
(stop losses, pending orders, breakout entries)
Liquidity acts like a magnet
(price is attracted to it)
Price moves toward liquidity because:
(it needs orders to fill large positions)
Once liquidity is taken, price can:
(reverse or continue with strong momentum)
Final key point:
If you cannot identify liquidity, you will struggle to trade profitably
If you can identify liquidity, you can predict where price is likely going
That is how you extract profit from the market