2022.3 Flashcards

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What is Internal Range Liquidity?

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It refers to short-term highs or lows within a price leg that is being retraced, including stop levels or imbalances in the same price action range

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What is a Market Structure Shift (MSS)?

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A market structure shift occurs when price takes out an old high or low, signaling a potential change in trend.

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What is the significance of a Market Structure Break (MSB)?

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An MSB represents more than just an intraday shift; it can indicate a multiday structural change in the market.

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What does “Hunt for 5 Handle Trades” mean?

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It refers to targeting trades with a 5-handle price movement for optimal gains.

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How is trading cost calculated per handle?

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Micro contracts: $2.00 per handle, $0.50 per tick
Mini contracts: $20 per handle, $5 per tick

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What is a Stop Hunt or Stop Raid?

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It is a strategy where price moves to trigger stop-losses, often before reversing direction.

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What is a Fair Value Gap (FVG)?

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It is an imbalance in price where the market moves too quickly, creating a gap between price levels.

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What is an Order Block (OB)?

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A key price area where institutional traders have placed orders, often leading to future price reactions.

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What are high-quality Order Blocks?

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They have the following characteristics:

Contain a gap
Have taken liquidity
Occur with a Market Structure Shift (MSS)
Their opening price extends in time

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What is the concept of “Low Hanging Fruit” in trading?

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It refers to taking easy profits from simple liquidity setups.

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What is the recommended order of operation for analyzing trades?

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Start with 15M markups
Move down to 3M, 2M, and 1M charts
Annotate everything for study

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What are New York trading session hours?

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Active hours: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Lunch break: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Additional setups: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

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What is the risk management strategy mentioned?

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Max risk per trade: 4.5%
Suggested lower risk until confidence grows
Example: Risking 3.25% on a confident trade

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What is the strategy for trading Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)?

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If price drops to a lower FVG, wait for a return to a higher FVG
If there’s no long wick, be willing to sacrifice the trade

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What is a Liquidity Pool?

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A zone where a high concentration of stop orders exists, typically above resistance or below support.

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What is Buy-Side Liquidity (BSL)?

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The collection of buy stop orders placed above a significant market high.

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What is Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL)?

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The collection of sell stop orders placed below a significant market low.

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What happens when SSL is taken out?

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Price often rallies upwards, breaking through the old high and indicating a possible Market Structure Shift (MSS).

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What is a Short-Term High (STH) and Short-Term Low (STL)?

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STH: A small upward price movement forming a minor resistance.
STL: A small downward price movement forming a minor support.

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How does an Intraday Market Structure Shift differ from a Multiday Market Shift?

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Intraday MSS may not lead to a prolonged trend.
Multiday MSS indicates a more significant change in structure over multiple days.

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What are the key steps in identifying a trade setup?

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Identify liquidity pools (BSL/SSL).
Look for Market Structure Shift (MSS).
Confirm Fair Value Gap (FVG) presence.
Enter at an Order Block (OB) if conditions align.

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What is the importance of Fair Value Gaps (FVG) in trading?

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They indicate imbalance areas where price is likely to return before continuing in the trend.

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What is a Bearish Order Block (OB)?

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A zone where smart money institutions placed sell orders, often leading to downward price movement.

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What is a Bullish Order Block (OB)?

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A zone where institutions placed buy orders, often leading to upward price movement.

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How do you trade a Fair Value Gap (FVG) with a Market Structure Shift?
After a bullish MSS, wait for price to return to the FVG for a long entry. After a bearish MSS, wait for price to return to the FVG for a short entry.
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What does it mean when an FVG is below the 50% mark?
It is a strong target for selling opportunities.
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What is the "Low Hanging Fruit" strategy in trading?
Taking the easiest liquidity-based trade setups with minimal risk and high probability.
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How should a trader scale their risk?
Increase risk only as confidence grows through backtesting and live trade experience.