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Table of Contents
Subject Page No.

Trading Models and Checklist 1
Liquidity 7
Discount & Premium 13
ICT Killzones 19
Market Structure Shift 23
MSS vs Liquidity Grab 27
Fair Value Gaps 33
Orderblocks 41
OTE 49
Daily Bias 57
Important Liquidity 65
IRL & ERL 73
ERL-IRL Model 83
Position Sizing 95
Basic Market Structure 103
SMT 115
Intraday Bias 125
PO3 131
Inversion 137
CISD 153
MSS vs CISD 155
Breaker Blocks 161
Std. Projections 179
PO3 + STD. 189
Silver Bullet – AM 197
ICT Son’s Model 201
ICT Son’s Model (HTF) 205
Relative Strength/Weakness 213
Mitigation Blocks 219
Propulsion Blocks 233
Advanced Market Structure 241
Broadening Formations 257
MMXM Twitter Model 277
Unicorn Model 287
Economic Calender 293
Trading Models and Checklist
Model 1 : HTF + BOS + FVG
Model 2 : HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG
Model 3 : HTF + BOS + FVG + OTE (Model 1 + OTE)
Model 4 : HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG + OTE (Model 2 + OTE)
Model 5 : Box Setup
1
Model 1 : HTF + BOS + FVG
BOS
-
HTF POI
HTF LIQ GRAB / FVG / POI FVG
LTF Liquidity Grab
BOS + Displacement + FVG Liquidity grab
FVG In Discount
Good Risk : Reward
Liquidity grab
HTF POI
- FVG
HTF LIQ GRAB / FVG / POI

LTF Liquidity Grab
BOS
BOS + Displacement + FVG
FVG In Premium @TTrades_edu
Good Risk : Reward
Model 1 Variation : Failed swing Model 1 Variation : SMT
BOS
BOS
HTF POI
-
HTF POI
-
FVG
FVG
HTF POI
- HTF POI
-
FVG
FVG
BOS
BOS
2
Model 2 : HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG
=
BOS
IDM
HTF POI FVG

Liquidity grab
LTF Liquidity Grab
FVG In Discount
Internal Liquidity (IDM)
Good Risk : Reward Liquidity grab
HTF POI FVG

IDM
LTF Liquidity Grab @TTrades_edu BOS
FVG In Premium
Good Risk : Reward
BOS
BOS
IDM
IDM
HTF POI HTF POI FVG

- FVG -
HTF POI FVG -

HTF POI FVG
-
IDM
IDM
BOS
BOS
3
Model 3 : HTF + BOS + FVG + OTE
Model 1 + OTE
I
0
BOS
-
HTF POI .5
m o re
HTF LIQ GRAB / FVG / POI FVG .62
mee
LTF Liquidity Grab .79
BOS + Displacement + FVG Liquidity grab
1
FVG In Discount + OTE (.62-.79)
Good Risk : Reward
1
Liquidity grab
-
HTF POI -
.79
T
FVG .62
HTF LIQ GRAB / FVG / POI .5
LTF Liquidity Grab @TTrades_edu
BOS + Displacement + FVG BOS
0
FVG In Premium + OTE (.62-.79)
Good Risk : Reward

0 0
- HTF POI
BOS
FVG
.5
.62
.79
1
- HTF POI
BOS
FVG
.5
.62
.79
1 1
-
HTF POI .79 HTF POI .79
FVG .62
-
FVG .62
.5 BOS .5
BOS
0 4 0
Model 4 : HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG + OTE
0
Model 2 + OTE
I
BOS
.5
IDM
- .62
HTF POI FVG
.79
-
e
-are
Liquidity grab
1
LTF Liquidity Grab
FVG In Discount + OTE (.62-.79)
Good Risk : Reward 1
Liquidity grab
HTF POI i n
r
a e
.79
↑
-
FVG
minine
e .62
HTF LIQ GRAB / FVG / POI IDM .5
LTF Liquidity Grab
@TTrades_edu
BOS + Displacement + FVG BOS
0
FVG In Premium + OTE (.62-.79)
Good Risk : Reward

0 0
VI
.5
VI
BOS IDM BOS .5
IDM
.62 .62
HTF POI FVG HTF POI FVG
.79
-
.79
e
1 1
N N
1 1
HTF POI HTF POI
-mean
.79
FVG
.62
-
a
FVG .79
.62
IDM .5 IDM .5
-
BOS BOS
0
5
0
Model 5 : Box Setup
HTF POI / Low

Original Consolidation Range
Aggressive Down
Aggressive Up
Retest of Original Consolidation Low
Good Risk : Reward
HTF POI
HTF POI / High HTF POI

Original Consolidation Range -
Aggressive Up @TTrades_edu
Aggressive Down
-
Retest of Original Consolidation High

Good Risk : Reward
Model 5 : Box Setup Variations - No POI

Experiment!
6
Liquidity
Swing Highs & Lows
Buyside & Sellside
Types Of Liquidity
Previous Day & Week
Session Highs & Lows
7
Swing Highs & Lows
A Swing High is formed when there is a high

with a lower high to the left and right.
A Swing Low is formed when there is a low

with a higher low to the left and right.
8
1
Buyside & Sellside
A Swing High at the top of the

range will have stop losses from
short positions (buy stops). This
is called buyside liquidity.
Buyside Liquidity
A Swing Low at the bottom of Sellside Liquidity
the range will have stop losses

from long positions (sell stops).
This is called sellside liquidity.
9
2
Types Of Liquidity
Old High Buyside Liquidity
Old Highs & Lows are previous

highs and lows.
Old Low Sellside Liquidity
Relatively Equal Highs Buyside Liquidity
Equal Highs & Lows are when

price reaches the same price
level multiple times. Appearing
to be support and resistance.
Relatively Equal Lows Sellside Liquidity
10
3
Previous Day & Week
Previous Weeks High
Previous Week High & Low are

liquidity levels that can be used as
a draw on liquidity or frame a
M T
W
reversal or continuation.
Daily Timeframe
TH
Previous Weeks Low
Previous Day High
Previous Day High & Low are

a draw on liquidity or frame a
reversal or continuation.
4 Hour Timeframe
Previous Day Low
11
4
Session Highs & Lows
Session Highs & Lows are

a draw on liquidity or frame a London Session High
reversal or continuation
Asian Session High
London Session Low
Asian Session Low
12
5
Discount & Premium
Range High & Low
Discount & Premium
Why?
Premium PD Array
Discount PD Array
13
Range High & Low
Discount and premium is based off the

range high to the range low.
An easy way to view a range is to look for

where sell side and buyside liquidity is
resting.
Liquidity PDF
Buyside Liquidity
Sellside Liquidity
14
1
Discount & Premium
A Gann Box or Fibonacci can be used from
the high to the low, marking out the middle
of the range, or 0.5.
The top 50% or above the 0.5 is considered

a premium.
The bottom 50% or below the 0.5 is

considered a discount.
0.5
15
2
Why?
Short positions in premium give better

reward to risk than a short at equilibrium
(0.5) or a short in discount.
Short Entry: Premium Equilibrium Discount
RR>1
RR=1
RR<1
0.5
Long positions in discount give better

reward to risk than a long at equilibrium
(0.5) or a long in premium.
Long Entry: Discount Equilibrium Premium
0.5
RR<1
RR=1
RR>1
16
3
Premium PD Array
Premium arrays, or PD arrays in a premium
are used to frame a short setup.
OB
0.5
17
4
Discount PD Array
Discount arrays, or PD arrays in a discount
are used to frame a long setup.
0.5
FVG
18
5
ICT Killzones
Killzones
Silver Bullet Windows
19
Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Killzones
Forex Killzones: Asia: 20:00 – 00:00

London: 02:00 – 05:00
New York AM: 07:00 – 10:00
London Close: 10:00 – 12:00
20:00 – 00:00 02:00 – 05:00 07:00 – 10:00 10:00 – 12:00
Indices Killzones: Asia: 20:00 – 00:00

London: 02:00 – 05:00
New York AM: 08:30 – 11:00
New York PM: 13:30 – 16:00
20:00 – 00:00 02:00 – 05:00 08:30 – 11:00 13:30 – 16:00
20
1
Silver Bullet Windows
Silver Bullet: London SB: 03:00 – 04:00

New York AM SB: 10:00 – 11:00
New York PM SB: 14:00 – 15:00
20:00 – 00:00 02:00 – 05:00 08:30 – 11:00 13:30 – 16:00
03:00–04:00 10:00–11:00 14:00–15:00
21
2
22
Market Structure Shift
Displacement
Higher Time Frame Level
23
Displacement
Displacement is an aggressive move with

full-bodied candles.
This can form in a single candle or in

multiple candles.
Generally, displacement candle(s) have FVG

present.
24
1
When displacement occurs over or below a

swing high or low, a market structure shift
happens.
Having bodies close over/below previous structure is preferred.

A stop raid before the MSS is preferred.
A market structure shift (MSS) indicates a

change in trend from bullish to bearish or
bearish to bullish.
25
2
It is important that a higher time frame level
is engaged prior to the lower time frame
market structure shift.
26
3
MSS vs Liquidity Grab
Displacement
Liquidity Grab
Example
27
Displacement
Displacement is an aggressive move with

full-bodied candles.
This can form in a single candle or in

multiple candles.
Generally, displacement candle(s) have FVG

present.
28
1
When displacement occurs over or below a

swing high or low, a market structure shift
occurs.
Having bodies close over/below previous structure is preferred.

A stop raid before the MSS is preferred.
A market structure shift (MSS) indicates a

change in trend from bullish to bearish or
bearish to bullish.
MSS PDF
29
2
Liquidity Grab
When there is lack of displacement over or

below a swing high or low, a liquidity grab
occurs.
Having bodies fail to close over/below previous structure is preferred.
A liquidity grab indicates a failure to

continue in one direction.
Failure to displace over previous high
Failure to displace below previous low
30
3
Example
Failure To Displace
Displacement
31
4
32
Fair Value Gaps
Fair Value Gaps
SIBI & BISI
VI & Opening Gap
Entries
Stop Losses
Inversion
33
Fair Value Gaps
Fair value gaps (FVG) are a three-candlestick

pattern where the high/low of the candle(1)
does not overlap the low/high of candle(3).
The low of candle(1)

does not overlap with
the high of candle(3).
34
1
SIBI & BISI
SIBI: Sellside imbalance buyside inefficiency
This is a bearish FVG.
Price offered sellside and made an

imbalance. This leaves buyside inefficient.
1
Candle(1) low does not overlap with
Candle(3) high.
3 3
BISI: Buyside imbalance sellside inefficiency
This is a bullish FVG. 1
Price offered buyside and made an

imbalance. This leaves sellside inefficient.
Candle(1) high does not overlap with

Candle(3) low.
35
2
VI & Opening Gap
Fair Value Gap Volume Imbalance Opening Gap
36
3
Entries
IOFED Consequent Encroachment FVG Fill
Entry
Entry
0.5
Entry
37
4
Stop Losses
FVG End Order Block Swing
Stop
Stop
Stop
38
5
Inversion
A SIBI used as support on the

buyside of the curve.
A BISI used as resistance on the

sellside of the curve.
39
6
40
Orderblocks
Orderblocks
Mean Threshold
Stop Losses
41
Orderblocks
Important Level
OB
OB
Important Level
42
1
Orderblocks
OB
OB
43
2
Orderblocks
OB
FVG
44
3
Orderblocks
OB
45
4
Mean Threshold
0.5
1
Important Level
46
5
Stop Losses
OB Swing Low
47
6
48
OTE
Fibonacci Settings
Anchor Points
Optimal Trade Entry (OTE)
Alignment With PD Arrays
Extra
49
Fibonacci Settings
The Fibonacci Settings:
0
0.5
0.62
1
0.705
0.79
1
.79
.705
.62
.5
0 0
.5
.62
.705
.79
50
1
Anchor Points
Anchored from swing high to

swing low. Liquidity PDF
.79
.705
.62
.5
51
2
Optimal Trade Entry (OTE)
.79
.705
.62
.5
52
3
Alignment With PD Arrays
.79
.705
.62
.5
53
4
Extra
.79
.705
.62
.5
54
5
Extra
.79
.705
.62
.5
55
6
Extra
.79
.705
.62
.5
56
7
Daily Bias
Previous Day High & Low
Previous Week High & Low
Swing Points
Failure To Displace
Next Day Model
Credit to The MMXM Trader for his teachings
57
Previous Day High & Low are liquidity levels that can be used
Previous Day High & Low as a draw on liquidity or frame a reversal or continuation.
Is price more likely to reach for previous day high or previous day low?
Previous Day High

Previous Day High
Previous Day Low

Previous Day Low
Reversals can be framed off PDH and PDL when there is a failure to displace.
Previous Day High
Previous Day High
Previous Day Low

Previous Day Low
Reversal Framed
Off PDH
Anticipate PDL
As Draw
PDH
Anticipate PDH
As Draw
Anticipate PDH
As Draw
Reversal Framed
Off PDL
Daily Timeframe 58
1
Example of Previous Day Low being used as a draw on
Previous Day High & Low liquidity and being used to frame a reversal. H4 chart is
shown.
Previous Day High
4 Hour Timeframe
Previous Day Low
Previous Day High
4 Hour Timeframe
Previous Day Low
59
2
Previous Week High & Low are liquidity levels that can be used as
Previous Week High & Low a draw on liquidity or frame a reversal or continuation.
Previous Weeks High
M T
W
TH
Previous Weeks Low
Previous Weeks High
M T
W
TH
Previous Weeks Low
Daily Timeframe 60
3
Swing Points
Swing points in the market can be used

as a draw on liquidity or be used to
frame a reversal.
Anticipate As Draw On Liquidity
Reversal Framed Off Swing Point
Daily Timeframe 61
4
Failure To Displace Failure to displace over old highs & lows can
be used to frame a reversal.
Daily Timeframe 62
5
Next Day Model When price respects a PD array or fails to
displace over a swing high or low, the next
candle can be anticipated.
Daily Timeframe 63
6
64
Important Liquidity
Candles
Monthly
Weekly
Daily
Killzones
Sessions
65
Candles
Consolidation
One Side
Both Sides
66
1
Monthly
Previous Month High
Weekly Timeframe
Previous Month Low
Previous Month High
Weekly Timeframe
Previous Month Low
67
2
Weekly
Previous Weeks High
Daily Timeframe
Previous Weeks Low
Previous Weeks High
Daily Timeframe
Previous Weeks Low
68
3
Daily
Previous Day High
4 Hour Timeframe
Previous Day Low
Previous Day High
4 Hour Timeframe
Previous Day Low
69
4
Killzones
Indices Killzones: Asia: 20:00 – 00:00

London: 02:00 – 05:00
New York AM: 08:30 – 11:00
New York PM: 13:30 – 16:00
20:00 – 00:00 02:00 – 05:00 08:30 – 11:00 13:30 – 16:00
70
5
Sessions
London Session High
Asian Session High
London Session Low
Asian Session Low
71
6
Sessions
London Session High
Asian Session High
Asian Session Low

London Session Low
72
7
IRL & ERL
Internal Liquidity
External Liquidity
Relationship
73
Internal Range Liquidity
74
1
External Range Liquidity
Buyside Liquidity
Sellside Liquidity
75
2
Relationship
76
3
Relationship
77
4
Relationship
78
5
Relationship
79
6
Relationship
80
7
Relationship
81
8
82
ERL-IRL Model
INTERNAL LIQUIDITY
EXTERNAL LIQUIDITY
RELATIONSHIP
THE MODEL
83
CONTENTS
internal liquidity
external liquidity
relationship
the model
8
84
TTrades
TTrades
1
85
TTrades
TTrades
2
86
TTrades
TTrades
3
87
TTrades
TTrades
4
88
TTrades
TTrades
5
89
TTrades
TTrades
6
90
TTrades
TTrades
7
91
HTF Level
HTF
TTrades
ERL -> IRL IRL -> ERL
killzone
Stop raid
market structure
LTF
shift
TTrades
fair value gap
2r
8
92
TTrades
TTrades
9
93
TTrades
TTrades
10
94
Position Sizing
Win Rate & Risk : Reward
Position Sizing Options
Fixed Contract
Fixed $ / %
95
Win Rate & RR
Win Rate
20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Not Not Not

1:1 Breakeven Profitable
Profitable Profitable Profitable
Not Not
Risk : Reward Ratio
1:2 Profitable Profitable Profitable

Profitable Profitable
Not
1:3 Profitable Profitable Profitable Profitable
Profitable
1:4 Breakeven Profitable Profitable Profitable Profitable
1:5 Profitable Profitable Profitable Profitable Profitable
Assuming Same $ Risk Per Trade
96
1
Position Sizing Options
Options For Position Sizing
Fixed Contracts Fixed Dollar Fixed Percentage
97
2
Fixed Contract
2 NQ Contracts Used In Each Scenario
2 NQ Contracts
10 Points Risk
2 NQ Contracts
Risk = $400
20 Points Risk
Risk = $800
2 NQ Contracts
40 Points Risk
Risk = $1600
98
3
Fixed Contract
2 NQ Contracts Used In Each Scenario
2 NQ Contracts
10 Points Risk
2 NQ Contracts
Risk = $400
20 Points Risk
Risk = $800
2 NQ Contracts
40 Points Risk
Risk = $1600
-$800 (-1R)
-$1600 (-1R)
+$1600 (+4R)
------------------------
-$800 (+2R)???
99
4
Fixed $/%
Adjust Contracts Per Scenario To

Maintain Fixed Risk Of $1000
5 NQ Contracts
10 Points Risk
2.5 Contracts
Risk = $1000
20 Points Risk
Risk = $1000 1000/20/10 = 5
1000/20/20 = 2.5 50 Micros

1.25 NQ Contracts
25 Micros 40 Points Risk
Risk = $1000
1000/20/40 = 1.25
12.5 Micros
$ of defined risk / $ per point / stop size

100
5
Fixed $/%
Adjust Contracts Per Scenario To

Maintain Fixed Risk Of $1000
5 NQ Contracts
10 Points Risk
2.5 Contracts
Risk = $1000
20 Points Risk
Risk = $1000 1000/20/10 = 5
1000/20/20 = 2.5 50 Micros

1.25 NQ Contracts
25 Micros 40 Points Risk
Risk = $1000
1000/20/40 = 1.25
-$1000 (-1R)
12.5 Micros
-$1000 (-1R)
+$4000 (+4R)
------------------------
+$2000 (+2R) $ of defined risk / $ per point / stop size
101
6
102
Basic Market Structure
Bullish Trend
Bearish Trend
Change In Trend
Understanding HTF
103
Bullish Trend
104
1
Bullish Trend
HH
HH
HH
High
HL
HL
HL
Low
105
2
Bearish Trend
106
3
Bearish Trend
High
LH
LH
LH
Low
LL
LL
LL
107
4
Change In Trend
HH
HH
LH HH
HL
LH
LL HL
LL
LL
108
5
Change In Trend
HH
HH
LH HH
HL
LH
LL HL
LL
LL
109
6
Change In Trend
HH
HH
HH LH
HL
LH
HL LL
LL
LL
110
7
Change In Trend
HH
HH
HH LH
HL
LH
HL LL
LL
LL
111
8
Understanding HTF
112
9
Understanding HTF
113
10
Understanding HTF
114
11
SMT
Correlated Pairs – Bullish
Correlated Pairs – Bullish SMT
Correlated Pairs – Bearish
Correlated Pairs – Bearish SMT
Inversely Correlated Pairs
Inversely Correlated Pairs SMT
115
Correlated Pairs - Bullish
Higher Low
Low Higher Low
Low
116
1
Low Higher Low

Lower Low Low
117
2
118
3
Correlated Pairs - Bearish
High
Lower High
High
Lower High
119
4
Higher High
High
Lower High
High
120
5
121
6
Inversely Correlated Pairs
Higher High
High
Low
Lower Low
High
Lower High
Higher low
Low
122
7
Higher High
High
Higher Low
Low
High
Lower High
Low
Lower Low
123
8
124
9
Intraday Bias
Previous Candle High (PCH) & Low (PCL)
Swing Points
Failure To Displace
Next Candle Model
Credit to The MMXM Trader for his teachings
125
Previous Candle High & Low are liquidity levels that can be
Previous Candle High & Low used as a draw on liquidity or frame a reversal or
continuation.
Is price more likely to reach for previous candle high or low?
PCH
PCH
PCL
PCL
Reversals can be framed off PCH and PCL when there is a failure to displace.
PCH
PCH
PCL
PCL
Reversal Framed
Off PCH
Anticipate PCL
As Draw
PCH
Anticipate PCH
As Draw
Anticipate PCH
As Draw
Reversal Framed
Off PCL
H4 / H1 / M30 / M15 126
Timeframe 1
Example of Previous Candle Low being used as a draw on
Previous Candle High & Low liquidity and being used to frame a reversal.
Previous Candle High
Lower Time Frame
Previous Candle Low
Previous Candle High
Lower Time Frame
Previous Candle Low
H4 / H1 / M30 / M15 127

Timeframe 2
Swing Points
Swing points in the market can be used

as a draw on liquidity or be used to
frame a reversal.
Anticipate As Draw On Liquidity
H4 / H1 / M30 / M15 128

Timeframe 3
Failure To Displace Failure to displace over old highs & lows can
be used to frame a reversal.
H4 / H1 / M30 / M15 129

Timeframe 4
Next Candle Model When price respects a PD array or fails to
displace over a swing high or low, the next
candle can be anticipated.
H4 / H1 / M30 / M15 130

Timeframe 5
PO3
OHLC / OLHC
AMD
Power Of Three
Entries
131
OHLC / OLHC
132
1
AMD
Distribution
Accumulation
Manipulation
Manipulation
Accumulation
Distribution
133
2
Power Of Three
134
3
Entries
135
4
136
Inversion
Fair Value Gaps
Inversion
Consequent Encroachment
13
Old SIBI / BISI
137
Fair Value Gaps
138
1
Inversion
139
2
Inversion
140
3
Inversion
141
4
Inversion
142
5
Inversion
143
6
0.5
144
7
0.5
145
8
0.5
146
9
0.5
147
10
0.5
148
11
0.5
149
12
Old SIBI / BISI
150
13
Old SIBI / BISI
151
14
152
CISD
Important Level
CISD
CISD
Important Level
153
1
CISD
Important Level
CISD
CISD
Important Level
154
1
MSS vs CISD
Change In State Of Delivery
Comparison
Inversion
155
156
1
CISD
Important Level
CISD
CISD
Important Level
157
2
Comparison
Important Level
CISD
CISD
Important Level
158
3
Inversion
159
4
160
Breaker Blocks
Fair Value Gaps
Breaker Blocks
Unicorn
161
Bullish Breaker Block
162
1
Low
163
2
High
Low
164
3
High
Low
Lower Low
165
4
Higher High
High
Low
Lower Low
166
5
Higher High
High
Low
Lower Low
167
6
Higher High
High
Low
Lower Low
168
7
Bearish Breaker Block
High
169
8
High
Low
170
9
Higher High
High
Low
171
10
Higher High
High
Low
Lower Low
172
11
Higher High
High
Low
Lower Low
173
12
Higher High
High
Low
Lower Low
174
13
Fair Value Gaps
Bearish Bullish
Fair Value Gap Fair Value Gap
175
14
Unicorn Model
176
15
Stop Losses
177
16
OB vs BB
178
16
Std. Projections
Settings
Anchoring
Retracement or Reversal
Max Expansion
Pairing with PD Arrays
179
Settings
180
1
Anchoring
-4
-2.5
-2
-1
181
2
Anchoring
182
3
Anchoring
183
4
Anchoring
-1
-2
-2.5
-4
184
5
Retracement or Reversal
-1
-2
-2.5
-4
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Max Expansion
-1
-2
-2.5
-4
186
7
PD Array Pairing
-1
-2
-2.5
-4
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8
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PO3 + STD.
AMD
Standard Deviation Projection
Combination
189
AMD
Distribution
Accumulation
Manipulation
190
1
AMD
191
2
AMD
192
3
AMD
193
4
AMD
194
5
Standard Deviation Projection
-4
-2.5
-2
-1
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Combination
-4
-2.5
-2
-1
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7
Silver Bullet – AM
Time
Framework
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Time
AM Session
Silver Bullet Window
(EST)
9:30 10:00 11:00
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1
Intraday bias video uses the previous candles high
Framework and low to frame a reversal. The previous hourly
candle (9:00am) will be used in this framework.
9:00am Hourly High 9:00am Hourly High
9:00am Hourly Low 9:00am Hourly Low
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2
Framework
AM Session
Silver Bullet Window
(EST)
10:00 11:00
9:00am Hourly High
NASDAQ
1 Minute Chart
9:00am Hourly Low
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3
ICT Son’s Model
Draw On Liquidity
Stop Raid
Entry
201
Draw On Liquidity
H1 or M15 Chart
202
1
Stop Raid
M5 Chart
Draw On Liquidity
Stop Raid
203
2
Entry
30s Chart
M5 Stop Raid
204
3
ICT Son’s Model
Draw On Liquidity
Stop Raid
Entry
Draw On Liquidity
Stop Raid
Entry
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Draw On Liquidity
H4 or H1 Chart
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1
Stop Raid
M15 Chart
Draw On Liquidity
Stop Raid
207
2
Entry
1m Chart
M15 Stop Raid
208
3
Draw On Liquidity
D1 or H4 Chart
209
4
Stop Raid
H1 Chart
Draw On Liquidity
Stop Raid
210
5
Entry
m5 Chart
H1 Stop Raid
211
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Relative Strength/Weakness
What is Relative Strength & Weakness
Using SMT
Using ES/NQ Chart
Reversals
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Relative Strength or Weakness is when comparing correlated
Relative Strength/Weakness assets, assessing which one is more bullish (strength) or
bearish (weakness).
Strength Weakness
ES or NQ Chart 214
1
SMT can be used to show a divergence between correlated
Using SMT assets. This can be used to show relative strength and
weakness.
Relative
Strength
Relative
Weakness
ES or NQ Chart 215
2
Relative Strength or Weakness can be determined
Using ES/NQ Chart comparing ES to NQ by charting ES1! / NQ1! on Tradingview.
ES/NQ : ES : NQ :
ES/NQ : ES : NQ :
ES/NQ : ES/NQ :
ES : ES :
NQ : NQ :
ES/NQ Chart 216

3
My Theory is reversals on ES1!/NQ1! can be used to show
Reversals the change in correlation and used to anticipate a reversal
on ES or NQ and/or determine relative strength.
ES/NQ : ES/NQ :
ES : ES :
NQ : NQ :
ES/NQ Chart 217

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Mitigation Blocks
Mitigation Blocks
219
Mitigation Blocks
220
1
Mitigation Blocks
221
2
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
222
3
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
223
4
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
224
5
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
225
6
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
226
7
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
227
8
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
228
9
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
229
10
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
230
11
Mitigation Blocks
HTF Level
231
12
232
Propulsion Blocks
Order Blocks
Propulsion Blocks
Mean Threshold
233
Orderblocks
Important Level
OB
OB
Important Level
234
1
Propulsion Block
OB
Important Level
235
2
Propulsion Block
OB
Important Level
236
3
Propulsion Block
PB
OB
Important Level
237
4
Propulsion Block
PB
OB
Important Level
238
5
Mean Threshold
PB
0.5
OB
239
6
240
Advanced Market Structure
Short Term High & Low
Intermediate Term High & Low
11
Long Term High & Low
14
Put It Together
241
STH / STL
STH
STL
242
1
ITH / ITL
STL
243
2
ITH / ITL
STL
STL
244
3
ITH / ITL
STL
STL
STL
245
4
ITH / ITL
STL STL
STL
STL
246
5
ITH / ITL
STL STL
STL
ITL
247
6
ITH / ITL
STL
STL STL
STL
ITL
248
7
ITH / ITL
ITH
STH
STH STH
STH
249
8
ITH / ITL
ITL
250
9
ITH / ITL
ITH
251
10
Long Term H / L
HTF Level
LTL
252
11
Long Term H / L
STL
STL
ITL
STL
HTF Level
LTL
253
12
Long Term H / L
LTH
HTF Level
254
13
Put It Together
LTH
HTF Level
STH
ITH
STH
STH
255
14
256
Broadening Formations
WHAT IS A BROADENING FORMATION
HOW TO SPOT IT
HOW TO DRAW (OPTION 1)
HOW TO DRAW (OPTION 2)
HTF PICTURE
HOW TO ANTICIPATE - DAILY PROFILE
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CONTENTS
What is a Broadening Formation
How to spot it
How to draw (Option 1)
How to draw (option 2)
10
HTF Picture
17
How to anticipate - Daily profile 18
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MMXM twitter model
introduction and explanation of the mmxm trader’s twitter model
TTrades
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The model 1
278
Walkthrough 2
Fractal nature 8
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Walkthrough
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D
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Walkthrough
PDH
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D H1
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Walkthrough
PDH
PDH
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D M15
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SM
PDH
PDH
MSS
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D H1 M15
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PDH
PDH
MSS
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D H1 M15
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PDH
PDH
MSS
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D H1 M15
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Fractal nature
T
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PWH
PWH
MSS
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W H4 H1
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Fair Value Gaps
Breaker Blocks
Unicorn
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Fair Value Gaps
Bearish Bullish
Fair Value Gap Fair Value Gap
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1
Breaker Blocks
Bearish
Breaker Block
Bullish
Breaker Block
289
2
Breaker Block
Bearish
Breaker Block
Bullish
Breaker Block
290
3
Unicorn
Bearish
Breaker Block
+ FVG
Bullish
Breaker Block
+ FVG
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economic calendar
introduction to filtering and using the economic calendar
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What Is the economic calendar 1

Filtering 2
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Example 5
NFP protocol 8
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Economic calendar
Used to identify news events that could cause significant volatility in the market.
Different assets will have different news events (filter).
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A general rule for myself is that trading prior to the first high impact news event of the week is unfavorable.
Monday’s lack high impact news - generally accumulation or Judas swing within the weekly profile.
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Filtering
https://www.forexfactory.com
Filter news events
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High Impact: Medium Impact: Low Impact:

Non-farm Payroll (NFP Producer Price Index (PPI All other
Consumer Price Index (CPI Core PCE Price Index
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FOMC Press Conference FOMC Meeting Minutes
Action Plan
Avoid day prio Avoid session prio No restrictions
Avoid releas Avoid releas
Watch after Watch after
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Example
Mon -> Avoid

08:30 am Core CPI m/m
Tue CPI m/m Avoid prior to 8:30
CPI y/y ->
01:01 pm 10-y Bond Auction
Wed 01:01 pm 30-y Bond Auction -> No restrictions
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08:30 am Core PPI m/m
Core Retail Sales m/m
Thu PPI m/m -> Avoid prior to 8:30
Retail Sales m/m
Unemployment Claims
Fri 08:30 am Empire State Manufacturing Index No restrictions

10:00 am PRelim UoM Consumer Sentiment ->
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NFP Protocol
First Friday of each month, significant news event.
09:45 am Final Manufacturing PMI

Mon -> Not interested
10:00 am ISM Manufacturing PMI
Tue 10:00 am JOLTS Job Openings -> Somewhat interested
08:15 am ADP Non-Farm Employment Change

Wed -> Somewhat interested
10:00 am ISM Services PMI
300
Thu 08:30 am Unemployment Claims -> Not interested
Average Hourly Earnings m/m
Fri 08:30 am Non Farm Emplyment Change` -> Highly interested after News Release
Unemployment Rate
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Model 1 : HTF + BOS + FVG

Model 2 : HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG

Model 3 : HTF + BOS + FVG + OTE (Model 1 + OTE)

Model 4 : HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG + OTE (Model 2 + OTE)

Model 5 : Box Setup

HTF LIQ GRAB / FVG / POI

Model 1 Variation : Failed swing Model 1 Variation : SMT

HTF POI FVG

HTF POI FVG

Model 2 Variation : Failed swing Model 2 Variation : SMT

HTF POI HTF POI FVG

HTF POI FVG -

Model 1 Variation : Failed swing Model 1 Variation : SMT

Model 2 Variation : Failed swing Model 2 Variation : SMT

HTF POI / Low

HTF POI / High HTF POI

Retest of Original Consolidation High

Model 5 : Box Setup Variations - No POI

Swing Highs & Lows

Buyside & Sellside

Previous Day & Week

Session Highs & Lows

A Swing High is formed when there is a high

A Swing Low is formed when there is a low

A Swing High at the top of the

A Swing Low at the bottom of Sellside Liquidity

the range will have stop losses

Old High Buyside Liquidity

Old Highs & Lows are previous

Old Low Sellside Liquidity

Relatively Equal Highs Buyside Liquidity

Equal Highs & Lows are when

Relatively Equal Lows Sellside Liquidity

Previous Weeks High

Previous Week High & Low are

Previous Weeks Low

Previous Day High

Previous Day High & Low are

Previous Day Low

Session Highs & Lows are

Asian Session High

London Session Low

Asian Session Low

Range High & Low

Discount & Premium

Discount and premium is based off the

An easy way to view a range is to look for

The top 50% or above the 0.5 is considered

The bottom 50% or below the 0.5 is

Short positions in premium give better

Long positions in discount give better

Silver Bullet Windows

Forex Killzones: Asia: 20:00 – 00:00

20:00 – 00:00 02:00 – 05:00 07:00 – 10:00 10:00 – 12:00

Indices Killzones: Asia: 20:00 – 00:00

20:00 – 00:00 02:00 – 05:00 08:30 – 11:00 13:30 – 16:00

Silver Bullet: London SB: 03:00 – 04:00

20:00 – 00:00 02:00 – 05:00 08:30 – 11:00 13:30 – 16:00