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Trading Brilliance The Highest ROI Setup
Trading Brilliance The Highest ROI Setup
In this enlightening thread, we will delve deep into the world of trading with a specific
focus on the Initial High/Low Setup. This setup is a powerful tool in a trader's arsenal,
offering lucrative opportunities when executed with precision.
Our journey through this thread will equip you with the knowledge and insights needed
to master the Initial High/Low Setup, from understanding its core concept to executing it
flawlessly. Let's dive in!
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
Real-Life Examples
8. Conclusion
However, executing solely based on an SFP isn't enough. Context is everything. The
crucial element here is the price action leading up to the SFP. We need to assess
whether price has been consolidating or grinding slowly towards the initial high or low.
Net Change in Open Interest (OI): This metric shows whether new positions
are being added. A significant increase suggests market participants are taking
interest in one direction.
CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta): CVD reveals buying and selling pressure.
It's vital to assess whether one side is dominating.
2. Contextual Shifts: If, for example, we've established an initial low, and the
Dynamic Profile tool indicates an influx of new long positions during the sideways
action, it strengthens the case for executing a long position from an SFP of the
initial low.
Holistic Decision-Making
The key takeaway here is that execution should be a holistic decision. Simply spotting
an SFP isn't enough. Analyzing the broader context, including OI changes and CVD,
can provide valuable insights into the potential strength of the setup.
Remember, trading is not just about spotting patterns; it's about understanding the
underlying dynamics that drive those patterns. Stay tuned as we dive even deeper into
the theory behind the Initial High/Low Setup and explore how order flow aids can
enhance your execution.
This concentration of stop-loss orders creates a pool of liquidity near the initial high or
low. When tapped into, this liquidity can trigger a rapid reversal in price.
Why it Matters: Crowd Behavior
Certainly, here's a shorter version of the section on invalidation and trade management
in the "Recognize Trapped Traders" setup:
Enhanced Invalidation
Consider using the Point of Control (POC) of the SFP candle as an alternative
invalidation point. This can potentially increase your final risk-to-reward ratio (R).
Manage your trades by taking profits at a local maximum where internal liquidity is
concentrated. This strategic approach can optimize your trade outcomes.
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