The Engineer

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"How to Synchronize with the Market Flow"

The Daily chart is where we go to look for key levels,

but sometimes we fail to see the Flow as we look to
get into smaller timeframes.

The purpose of this thread is to help you find out how

to track it from the 15 min chart as I do.

First we must understand that given the fractality of

the market, being able to use lower timeframes allows
you to anticipate candlestick formation and have a
better profit with a controlled risk.

Personally, I find the 15m chart to be the most

appropriate to look for.
The first thing I always do is to look at 00:00 NY time,
Michael has told us that this is the time when the
algorithms are programmed to determine the
movements of the day.

Step 1: Mark the time 00:00 of the last 3 days

Why 3 days?
Because the formation of a Swing Point needs 3
candles and this way if your focus is to be an intraday
trader it is the best way to look for consistent
movements.
It will help us to identify potential targets and catalyst
levels that accelerate the price...

Once located at your 00:00 time, we will start looking

back...
Using the 20-40-60 logic that Michael uses applied to
this temporality we get the following:
20 * 15min = 300min (8:00am)
40 * 15min = 600min (1:00pm)
60* 15min = 900min (7:00pm)

Draw horizontal lines in the hours that I marked in the

last tweet and you can use if you want some other
indicator I'll put it just for you to understand it more
clearly.

You have to get something like this.

If you are observant you will notice that within these
time intervals you will find the following:
8:00 am to 13:00pm -> NY a.m Session to Lunch
Session.
13:00pm to 19:00pm -> NY p.m Session to Close
19:00pm to 00:00 -> Close to Midnight ...

These times are very important because the algorithm

internally leaves liquidity in the form of Stops to be
taken later.
So identifying this is crucial to know what the algorithm
is doing and to be able to synchronize with it...
Now you are going to mark each High and Low of
these times until the next cycle, you can drag the lines
to the current time but you would have a very dirty
chart, I recommend you to use it like me and only
extend the one you need at the moment to have more
clarity.

You will get something like the following:

Now you can see more clearly how the algorithm

works.

Combining these levels with PD Arrays on the Daily

Timeframe is practically all you need to determine
market flow...
Now let's follow the price with an example:
The red colored lines I will leave as levels that have
already been taken and the blue ones what are left
open.

Example of 8 & 9 of February 2023 $ES:

Another example from today 9/Feb/23.

SMT at 8:00am, then MSS to start looking for

BuyStops.

The key is to search for MSS after liquidity is taken

and then target oposite liquidity or PD arrays.

I hope this little guide will help you learn how to follow
price.
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