Ipda
Liquidity Blocks and Quarterly Levels SystemsThis is a different way for Traders' to look at an Instruments Levels' and Quarterly Candles' (3M TF) Ranges of Liquidity, throughout a Yearly Candle's Range. Being able to understand how a Candle Opens, Accumulates Liquidity, Manipulates Liquidity, and then Distributes (Delivers) that Liquidity into the Closing Range, is what will give you the edge your looking for no matter what Time Frame you are Trading on whether it be a 12 month Chart or a 5 min Chart; all candle's do the same thing in slightly different ways: OHLC or OLHC. Instead of using the stock Horizontal and Vertical Grid ive decided to design this super simplistic "Liquidity Block Grid" to help identify the Weekly and Daily Bias a bit easier. Keep in mind to use ALL of the Data supplied by the Instrument for this Method OR Scale this method down to a single Yearly Candle and tear apart the Individual Months, Weeks, and Days using the same exact concept to help Identify the Hourly Bias for single session trading. Also this concept works on EVERY INSTRUMENT NOT JUST CRYPTO! It is just very easy to describe on Ethereum Data IMO.
USD/CAD November IPDAHello Traders!
Here we can see UCAD has broke the 20 look back low.
We could see retail traders get trapped below this low and commercials increase longs.
If we look at the CAD futures contract we see the opposite. Price breaks the 20 day look back high.
I would favor this pair this month as the seasonal charts and liquidity low looks to match up.
DXY November IPDAHello Traders!
Here we can see DXY may be coming back down into a discounted market to rally higher.
Another way to get retail traders on the wrong side thinking dollar is going to fall again.
I would like to see price run the 20 day low(sell side) and rally higher.
Seasonally chart shows DXY is bullish this month.
NZD/USD November IPDAHello Traders!
We can see the commercials are net long currently.
Price has already broke the 20 day look back high.
Buy stops have been taken, however, I would like to see price give a nice reaction off a premium PD array.
New Zealand Interest Rate: 3.500 %
FED'S Interest Rate: 4.000 %
There is a interest differential and the FED'S got the greater rate.
AUD/USD November IPDA Data Range Hello Traders!
Here I see that AU is looking to take out buy side liquidity.
I would like to see the 20 day high broken than a potential fade by the commercials.
Get retail to switch to a bullish stance then they increase their shorts and take profit from their longs.
We have a interest rate differential. America has the higher rate so they the yields are higher for DXY.
The central bank traders invest more in higher yield assets.
However I could be wrong but that's okay because it all speculation.
S&P 500 Update Hello traders!
As we can see we got a nice dynamic reaction within that FVG on the daily chart.
Still anticipating a lower swing high to form.
Commercials are doing all there larger orders in 3 day swing points.
Lower swing high = increase in shorts
Higher swing low = increase in longs
S&P 500 September IPDA Castforward Hello Traders!
As you can see from the September look back data range price is acting sell side liquidity.
To me this is a bear market. Smart Money is increasing net shorts and decreasing net longs.
Currently I can see a range that produced an O.T.E Sell.
The black lines are fib extensions and possible areas of the market reaching for.
Price broke the swing high but i do not see a higher low or higher swing low forming.
You can see the range measured price quickly left a premium.
AUD/JPY October IPDA Data rangeHellp Traders!
Some observations:
Price is in a discounted market. Commercials are more likely to buy in this area.
We have a engulfing daily candle making a bullish order block.
Run below the 40 day low to grab sell stops.
Australian dollar seasonally is bullish for October.
Yen dollar seasonally is bullish overall but choppy for October.
COT data shows Commercials are net long on Aussie dollar as of 9/27/22
COT data shows Commercials are net long on Yen dollar as of 9/27/22