COMMERCIAL BANK MITIGATION FOREX STRATEGY

Objective of this course:

• To help you understand the behavior and principles behind market movement
  (why price moves the way it moves)

• To help you understand how orderflow is mechanically produced
  (how the market is engineered and structured by large players)

• To help you understand how market makers inject large orders
  (banks placing huge buy/sell positions)

• To help you profit from the candlestick patterns and institutional structure created by those large orders
  (using the footprints they leave on the chart)

How large bank orders affect the market:

• Banks and institutions place very large orders
  (too big to place all at once)

• These orders can be injected on:

  • Seconds

  • Minutes

  • Hourly

  • Daily

  • Weekly

  • Monthly timeframes
    (depending on their trading plan)

• These large orders are used to:

  • Change market direction (shift bullish to bearish or bearish to bullish)

  • Break through important price levels (support/resistance)

Why institutions split their orders:

Financial institutions do not place one large order at once because:

• It can cause slippage
  (they may get a worse entry price)

• It can disturb the market too fast
  (price will spike and expose their intentions)

• So they split the order into:

  • 2 blocks

  • 3 blocks

  • or multiple blocks
    (this is called order execution in phases)

They do this to:

• Manage their equity during trading sessions
  (London, New York, Asian session)

• Use retail traders’ orders as liquidity
  (stop losses and breakout traders become fuel)

What this course teaches you to identify:

This course teaches you how to spot institutional footprints on the chart:

• Institutional footprints = evidence of large orders
  (seen as sharp moves, imbalances, structure shifts)

• These footprints can be seen on:

  • MT4 candlestick chart

  • Multiple timeframes
    (M1, M5, M15, H1, H4, D1, etc.)

What trading framework this course provides:

This course offers a mechanical trading framework for trading:

• Currency pairs (Forex)

• Cryptocurrency

• Synthetics

• Stocks

• Indices

• Commodities

Using:

• Market turning point forecasting strategies
  (predicting reversal zones)

• Mechanical structural zones
  (key institutional levels)

• Discount vs Premium pricing model
  (is price cheap or expensive within the move?)

How market makers create structure:

Market makers place large orders where:

• Buyers and sellers are exchanging heavily
  (high activity zones)

When these large orders enter:

• They create institutional orderflow
  (bullish or bearish momentum created by banks)

• This orderflow creates structural patterns
  (repeatable chart formations)

Institutional Market Structure (what you will learn):

You will learn how to identify:

• Mechanical market structure patterns
  (patterns that repeat because they are caused by large orders)

Using:

• Institutional Market Structure concept
  (how banks build and move the market)

Fake structure vs real structure:

This course will teach you how to differentiate between:

• Fake market structure
  (manipulation traps, false breakouts, stop hunts)

and

• Real market structure
  (true institutional trend and true shift)

What problem this course solves:

Many traders enter trades based on:

• wrong structure

• fake breakouts

• misleading signals

This course teaches you how to:

• read and interpret price properly
  (understand what price is communicating)

• identify fake market structure
  (avoid traps)

• avoid fake entry signals
  (stop losing unnecessary trades)