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What is the “SMC Trap”? The SMC Trap is a technique used in trading to exploit the psychology of retail traders. It involves a manipulation of liquidity zones and market structure, targeting areas where stop-loss orders and retail biases are concentrated. Smart Money (institutions or large traders) uses this to induce traders into entering positions […]
Introduction: The analysis focuses on the US100’s price action, utilizing concepts like liquidity zones, market structure shifts (MSS), and supply/demand areas. The chart integrates a systematic approach with key highlights such as: Description: Trade Setup Idea: Entry: Stop Loss: Target: Risk Management: Alternative Scenario: Conclusion: This analysis provides a high-probability bearish setup based on the […]
Introduction: OB + FVG Order Block (OB): An OB represents areas of significant institutional activity, such as a bullish or bearish candle before a reversal or a strong directional move. These zones act as support or resistance where price often reacts upon retesting. Fair Value Gap (FVG): The FVG is the imbalance or gap left […]
Asia Session High Liquidity The Asia session (12 AM to 6 AM GMT+1) is typically known for low volatility compared to the London and New York sessions. However, it plays a critical role in forming liquidity zones that traders can use as reference points. These zones often act as magnets or targets during the high-volatility […]
A “Breaker Block” is a concept used in trading, particularly in price action and supply/demand analysis. It identifies a shift in market structure where a previous support or resistance level (or order block) gets invalidated and turns into a potential entry point for a new trend direction. Introduction to Breaker Block Trade Setup Using a […]
Key Observations: Potential Trade Setups: Bullish Setup: Risk Management and Tips: Alternative Scenario: 2 0
Key Observations: Potential Trade Setups: Bullish Scenario: Alternative Setup: Key Considerations: 2 0
Key Elements Observed on the Chart: Potential Trade Setup: Bearish Scenario: Alternative Setup: Key Considerations: 2 0
Introduction to No Shift = No Trade In trading, a shift refers to a clear transition in market structure that signals a change in direction or trend. Without this confirmation, entering a trade is considered high-risk because the market may still be within a continuation phase rather than a reversal. This principle ensures traders avoid […]
Introduction to Short Trap A short trap occurs when sellers are deceived into thinking that prices will continue downward after a breakout of a key level, only for the market to reverse and move sharply upward, trapping those who entered short positions. This pattern exploits the market psychology of retail traders and creates liquidity for […]