Liquidity
US100 Overnight Liquidity - Gap and Go?Just updating before the US session gets going.
We have Flash PMI data today, so probably going to get a bit of movement.
There is a lot of volumes above, these guys want to get filled, maybe they are closing out the longs before the weekend, we have to wait and see. Not personally thinking it is new sell orders into the market as we're basically in the middle of a range, rather than the top of a market.
I am mindful that inflation worries are still prevalent and will have an effect on the Nasdaq if the US10 year yields rise.
US100 Liquidity - Gap fillsNot sure if we can rally another 300 points today, but there is always that possibility.
The more likely scenario is that we come back down and fill the gap from yesterday as seen on the NDX
going long on GU,in lower time frame, htf bias, long termsnipes.i'm still working on the "snipe part" the ideal is that the lower you get into the directional range for the day the less likely tocome back to stop me out.
I use institutional orderflow to frame all my ideas, I've been trading for a bit over a year now and im getting more and more cofident.
EURNZD Institutional Trade Breakdown (80 Pips Smashed)Hey guys in this video I will be doing a trade breakdown EURNZD. This is a trade I took today for 80 pips and I got into detail as to why I took this trade and what made it successful. Let me know if this helps anyone at all or if you have any video recommendations!
Smart Money Concepts -Liquidity Grab - Video 1
This video is intended mainly for the purposes of me to rewatch and so I can retain information.
In this video,
I analyze the GBPUSD on the 1H chart and explain the concept of how
a liquidity grab was performed and why it was performed.
The Purpose...
of this explanation video, is to serve as a reminder by explaining of one
of the key fundamentals of trading for accurate predictability by using the
Market Structure.
Why is this important?
The Foreign Exchange Market, any market even, requires 'Liquidity' or 'Volume' to
create the charts that you see on your computer screen in the first place.
'Liquidity' (essentially) = $$$ (Money in the form of your stop loss)
Large moves in the market require large liquidity, hence why so often you will
see a large spike in the market that seems to make no sense and may stop you out of your
position, before then moving in your predicted direction. With this in mind,
its very important to be mindful of how these 'Liquidity' Grabs are created and to
be able to differentiate, a Liquidity Grab, from a true price push, so this way you will
be able to trade with the trend accurately instead of against it.
Orderblocks and Liquidity VoidsIn this tutorial, I give a brief description on how to determine high probability orderblocks using the knowledge of liquidity voids.
By the end of this video, you should be able to pin point a bullish or a bearish orderblock which has a very high probability of holding support or resistance respectively.
You will also be able to mark out inefficiencies in the market place which are targeted by market makers to be filled later on, and how they utilize these inefficiencies to "Engineer" liquidity to fill orders for institutional investors.
Cheers!
Today's Lesson (#5) : How trade possible market manipulations.Before playing that video, be aware that I'm a very agressive trader, which means high level of risk into trying to copy my trades. The quality in those videos comes out of their content, not just following blindly. I'll be trading this with low leverage as this is highly speculative. So please don't just follow blindly but just take the educational content out of this to learn how to trade manipulated market more "safely", still being aware that this remain high risky thing !