Here We Have A Clear Representation Of Smart Money Order Flow With A Potential To Go To New Highs.
As we all know, the markets are powered by large institutions trading with millions, if not billions, of dollars in orders at a time causing the impulses that we trade in the market...
If this is the case, then why not trade with them?
Here you will see the footprint of large institutions, and some reasons that they may drive the price higher on ADA/USD
- Break Of Structure Signals Willingness To Go Higher
- Before Doing So, Smart Money Needs To Secure More Liquidity....
- Break out Traders Are Stopped Out By Now
- Insternal Range Liquidity Is Secured (Retail Traders Inside The Range Have Had SL Hit)
- The Potential For New Highs Is There, With Correlation Of Smart Money Tactics
It Would Be Best To Go To A Lower Timeframe And Look For Confirmations For Positions.
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