


Jordan-lee
3 levels drop through trend line to induce sellers , w formation with sfp second leg , we go long
w formation sfp after 3 levels of drop through trend line
price has been rising fallowing clean trend line, started making lower highs showing selling pressure, then creates clean highs , smashed through them and retests to inject massive amounts of buy orders, then engulfing previous swing low completely. The floor is about to fall out of this pair
wait for 30 pip drop for price to grab liquidity beneath clean lows before we look for w formation entry
if we get a w formation after seller inducement after break of trend line and zone we go long
3 levels of drop fallowed by 4th level seller induction underneath zone. we go long for 50 pips
trend line and zone break and retest, we take long on the w formation after breakout sellers have been induced
tap tap tap tap to trend line, everyone buying, we look for break of trend line which will kill buyers and induce sellers, we then look for reversal signs most likely around an order block to take price up against sellers. fuck ya
this trade is just too clear, weekly order block, price broke zone, to induce buyers, m formation with 4h sfp and a massive engulfing sell off. we will take the short off of the breaker block that cause the sfp. easy money
we see price made peak formation high, massive sell off, price playing right on top of clean lows (liquidity pool) we are looking for reasons to take price into. wait for london for small rise through micro 15 min clean highs to induce buyers before another sell off into lvl 2.
taking quick 40 pips off of mvp after 3 levels of rise
price broke and retest horizontal zone to induce buyers, on second leg of m it broke previous swing high to further induce, then closed below forming swing failure pattern. I have take shorts against retail traders going long.
This is a lower TF breakdown of the perfect entry point for a short on Ga to take it down to gap fill. I also previously published a 4h chart that give longer term directional bias