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KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM FLIPPING MARKETS LEARNING VIDEO

1. Supply and Demand

a. Supply and demand have 3 criteria:


- It has to create imbalance (institutional funding candle).
- It has to create ChoCH / BoS.
- It has to swept the liquidity during its creation.
b. Refinement first has to be made in HTF, then do more refinement in LTF for precise entry and
lower risk. If there are 2 LTF candle refinements located in the same HTF, choose the one who
hasn’t been mitigated yet.

Figure 1 - BEFORE: Demand zone refined from 4H to M15


Figure 2 - AFTER: Price reacts from the REFINED FRESH UNMITIGATED M15 DEMAND ZONE

c. Candle wicks in the HTF could become supply/demand zone IF the candle before has been
mitigated by the candle wicks itself. Pay attention if the wick is short, use the full candle, NOT
ONLY wick.
d. CHoCH is the confirmation entry when candle hits the order block.

e. In uptrend, BoS means buyer is in control. Meanwhile ChoCH means seller is in control. So
does the opposite. CHoCH / BoS with full candle means fully in control. After we know who is in
control by looking CHoCH / BoS, then we should find any candle refinement below for demand
and candle refinement above for supply to place our position.
f. If CHoCH / BoS happens in demand order block, then we have already entry on the best PoI, but
if the candle hasn’t reached the supply order block as the target, then we have to set our mind
that supply order block at least will be tapped by candle / vv.
2. Imbalance

Figure 3 - That candle causes inefficient movement, Bos, and sweep liquidity; so, it's correct demand zone

Figure 4 - In this case, last candle has been mitigated by wick. So the wick is the best supply zone

- Imbalance should be mitigated. After mitigated, last candle/wick before inefficient movement
(that create imbalance) is the best demand/supply zone.
- If CHoCH happens, mark the area before CHoCH happens, because in general, CHoCH will leave
inefficient movement below/under it. Put your entry there.

3. Market Structure

a. BoS Criteria
- We can say that it’s called BoS if the body candle can close above/below the recent
high/low. If only wick, it’s called liquidity sweep.
4. Liquidity
a. Liquidity, it has to be swept. Imbalance, it has to be filled. Order block, it has to be mitigated.
 Wait 3 of those criteria happen and place your position in the order block.
b. Zone created the liquidity is more powerful than zone with the liquidity itself. So, place your
order in that zone which create the liquidity, don’t be deceived by the liquidity. You must have
eagle eye to spot it.

c. If there is liquidity (eqh/eql), then appear a candle with long wick only tapping the order block in
demand/supply zone, it’s categorized as lq sweep, NOT a change of character. Pay attention to
the timeframe, look from the HTF first then move to LTF.

Figure 5 - Price sweep the bottom liquidity (with wick), tap the order block, then continue up!
Figure 6 - Look at this! Always sweep the liquidity before price enter the supply zone and move into our directions

5. Entry Types
A. Change of Character / Confirmation Entry

- HTF mitigation. Look the supply / demand in the HTF. Does the candle has reached those
area?
- Spot the candle do LQ sweep before reaching the zone.
- After candle mitigated the supply / demand in the HTF, switch to LTF, if the next movement
break “double market structure” either it is internal structure or swing, then it is valid
CHoCH. Place your entry in the demand / supply order block. Pay attention who’s in control.
- We can trade the decisional zone IF there’s no liquidity in the extreme zone. The candle
movement doesn’t have to mitigated the extreme zone, but there’s still probability to go
there.
B. Flip Entry Method

Figure 7 - Reaction from HTF demand but couldn't make HH, instead breaking the demand zone. Put the entry on the supply
zone

C. Continuations Entry

- We miss the first entry after CHoCH in the LTF. Don’t be FOMO!
- After BOS, if the price create the liquidity, we can aim the demand/supply zone below/above it
only if that LQ is swept.
- Place your order in that zone as long as it fulfill 3 criteria above.
EXAMPLE:

Figure 8 - 15 minutes chart

Figure 9 - 1 minute chart. The explanation is above


6. Managing the trades

- When price break the first structure, move the SL to BEP.


- When price break the second structure, move the SL to below of the last recent low. But,
you have to pay attention if there’s any liquidity, don’t put SL into it, major probability it
will be swept.

Figure 10 - 15 minutes chart

Figure 11 - 1 minute chart. Only entry after CHoCH happens


TRADE EXAMPLE
1. BEARISH MARKET STRUCTURE

Figure 12 - 4H Market Structure

Figure 13 - Orange circle is fake CHoCH. Price need to sweep 4H LQ above before go down. Don't be trapped!

Figure 14 - Go into M1 time frame. After price swept the 4H LQ above. Wait for LDZF to be broken as CHoCH. Supply Zone above
is good because it fulfill 3 criteria. Create imbalance in the movement, Create CHoCH, there’s lq below to be swept.
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TRADING HUB LEARNING VIDEO

1. Market Structure

a. Focus on 3-time frame, HTF, medium time frame, entry time frame. H4/H1, M15, M1.
b. Valid pullback = in a single move, price must be taken out 50% retracement = valid swing
structure. Other than that, to mark valid swing structure, candlestick has to take out the most
recent previous internal structure (inducement).
c. In swing structure, it will happen LQ sweep. If LQ sweep happen:
- Move your last swing structure to the lowest/highest point if the sweep make new
low/high.
- Very highly chances that the market will move to the reverse direction compared to the
sweep. Spot the CHoCH, then find the order block and imbalance for entry.
d. Valid CHoCH happen when price break the swing structure (close price is preferable), not
internal structure (Initial Signal CHoCH).
e. To determine the valid BoS, candlestick has to close below/above the last swing structure. As
the candlestick close below/above last swing structure, the structure is also valid.
2. Imbalance, Order Block, Institutional Funding Candle
A. Imbalance

Notes:
- Imbalance marked from the lowest point of the external candle, not from the lowest point of
“the inside bar” candle.

Notes:
- Imbalance marked from the latest candle who swept the previous high candle.
a. Order Block

a. Market breaks the structure. a. Market didn’t break the structure, only swept
b. There will be 3 scenarios: the liquidity.
- Lowest 2-red line is inducement. Price taken b. There will be 2 scenarios:
out here, then continue move downside. - Price taken out the inducement, then
- Price taken out the inducement, move into continue move downside.
the 2nd 2-red line, then continue move - Price reverse higher, break the swing high.
downside.
- Highest 2-red line is the highest probability
order block for entry (extreme order block).
Notes

- Orange circle 1 is the inducement. Orange circle 2 is not valid if the price hasn’t taken out the
inducement. Orange circle 2 is valid because it’s the lowest point between 2 swing high.
- Green circle 1 is the valid high after the price taken out the inducement in green circle 2. The high is
shift from left to right after the wick created new high and swept the liquidity on the previous left
high.

Green: Price tap the demand PoI, then CHoCH Orange: Price swept the liquidity and created new
happen. high.
Orange: Price swept the liquidity, then the next Green: As the orange, green is the inducement.
candle become order block for entry. Red: Price swept the liquidity and we can directly
place our entry here.
a. Bearish Order Block

b. Bullish Order Block

Higher probability order block if only:


a. They have imbalance below / above it.
b. The candle taken out previous high / low, it means the candle swept the liquidity.
c. Institutional Funding Candle

- IFC -> Candle act as order block and swept high / low previous candlestick. Mark the wick for
entry point, not only the body of candlestick.
- IFC more powerful than the ordinary order block

3. Liquidity
Institutional / Bank don’t trade based on your setup; they trade based on the number of orders
placed in one structure who contain liquidity (retail’s eye of entry point as shown in the picture
above).
- Identify the whole trend
- Identify where the liquidity

The story of market structure and order block. REPEAT THE VIDEO!

a. The trend is bearish, so we are looking for sell position.


b. A is valid after price take out the previous internal structure (internal high a), then move to red order
block, place our entry here.
c. B is valid after price broke the structure (swing low A) by closing candle.
d. B – C is single movement.
e. C is valid after price take out the previous internal structure (internal high b), then move to red order
block, place our entry here.
f. D is valid after price broke the structure (swing low C) by closing candle.

Find the inducement (the most recent high/low internal structure), engineering liquidity (extreme order
block after inducement), external liquidity (swing structure). Inducement (50:50 probability setup),
while Enginering LQ (high probability setup). Sell when price have taken out previous high, and buy after
price have taken out low.

4. Inducement and CHoCH


INDUCEMENT is the most recent low/high after BoS. After price taken out the inducement (It can be in
the form of wick or close candle), the last highest / lowest candle become VALID.

CHoCH in LTF (initial signal) as the signal of reversal: Price tap the HTF demand order block, previous
high IS NOT inducement anymore, but it becomes CHoCH, can be in the form of wick or close candle.
After CHoCH happen, buy entry setup will occur when price have taken out the previous low as the
inducement, so we place our position in the order block below the inducement.

Another scenario >> To confirm the valid signal of reversal, price has to take out the previous swing
structure in LTF by close candle.

CHoCH in HTF (valid signal) as the signal of reversal: Previous low/high is the inducement, then if the
price breaks the previous swing structure, it would be valid CHoCH in HTF, can be in the form of wick or
close candle.

Meanwhile, BoS must in the form of close candle to be categorized as VALID BoS.
EXAMPLE
5. Entry Type Modules

Type 1 (Ordinary entry)

a. Price tap the HTF supply / mitigate the supply zone.


b. CHoCH happen in LTF.
c. Price taken out the inducement.
d. Entry in the order block above the inducement.
- Don’t put your entry directly
- Wait for another inducement to be taken out in the LTF.
Type 2 (There is no mitigation in order block in supply/demand area)

a. In HTF, price close above the inducement / Eng LQ (but it’s a trap!). Go to LTF!
b. Wait for reverse CHoCH happen.
c. Price has to take out the inducement / Eng LQ in LTF.
d. Put your entry above the inducement / Eng LQ in LTF.
Type 3 (Same as type 2, but the inducement only be swept, the candle isn’t close above it)

a. Price take out the inducement in HTF only with wick and close below it.
b. Find the CHoCH in LTF.
c. Take out the inducement.
d. Set sell in last high after take out the inducement.

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