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FINANCIAL MARKETS
The objective of an investment decision is to get required rate of return with
minimum risk. To achieve this objective, various instruments, practices and
strategies have been devised and developed in the recent past.
With the opening of boundaries for international trade and business, the world
trade gained momentum in the last decade, the world has entered into a new
phase of global integration and liberalization.
The integration of capital markets world-wide has given rise to increased financial
risk with the frequent changes in the interest rates, currency exchange rate and
stock prices.
People and organizations wanting to borrow money are brought together with
those having surplus funds in the financial markets

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Types of Markets
Physical Asset Vs Financial Asset Markets.
Physical Asset Markets (also called “tangible” or “real” asset markets) are those for
products such as wheat, autos, real estate, computers, and machinery.
Financial Asset Markets, on the other hand, deal with stocks, bonds, notes,
mortgages, and other claims on real assets, as well as with derivative securities
whose values are derived from changes in the prices of other assets.
A share of Ford stock is a “pure financial asset,” while an option to buy Ford shares
is a derivative security whose value depends on the price of Ford stock.

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Spot Vs Futures Markets.
Spot markets are markets in which assets are bought or sold for “on-the-spot”
delivery (literally, within a few days).
Futures markets are markets in which participants agree today to buy or sell an
asset at some future date. For example, a farmer may enter into a futures contract
in which he agrees today to sell 5,000 bushels of soybeans six months from now at
a price of $5 a bushel.
On the other side, an international food producer looking to buy soybeans in the
future may enter into a futures contract in which it agrees to buy soybeans six
months from now.

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Money Vs Capital Markets
Money Markets are the markets for short-term, highly liquid debt securities. The
New York, London, and Tokyo money markets are among the world’s largest.
Capital Markets are the markets for intermediate- or long-term debt and corporate
stocks. The New York Stock Exchange, where the stocks of the largest U.S.
corporations are traded, is a prime example of a capital market.
There is no hard and fast rule on this, but when describing debt markets, “short
term” generally means less than 1 year, “intermediate term” means 1 to 10 years,
and “long term” means more than 10 years.

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Primary Vs Secondary Markets

Primary Markets are the markets in which corporations raise new capital. If
Vodacom were to sell a new issue of common stock to raise capital, this would be a
primary market transaction.
The corporation selling the newly created stock receives the proceeds from the sale
in a primary market transaction.

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Secondary Markets are markets in which existing, already outstanding, securities
are traded among investors. Thus, if Jane Doe decided to buy 1,000 shares of
Vodacom stock, the purchase would occur in the secondary market.
The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange is a secondary market because it deals in
outstanding, as opposed to newly issued, stocks and bonds. Secondary markets
also exist for mortgages, various other types of loans, and other financial assets.
The corporation whose securities are being traded is not involved in a secondary
market transaction and, thus, does not receive any funds from such a sale.

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Private Vs Public Markets
Private Markets, where transactions are negotiated directly between two parties,
are differentiated from Public Markets, where standardized contracts are traded on
organized exchanges.
Private market securities are, therefore, more tailor-made but less liquid, whereas
publicly traded securities are more liquid but subject to greater standardization.

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A Healthy Economy Is Dependent On Efficient Funds Transfers From
People Who Are Net Savers To Firms And Individuals Who Need
Capital. Without Efficient Transfers, The Economy Simply Could Not
Function.

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While the stocks of most large companies trade on the NYSE, a larger number of
stocks trade off the exchange in what has traditionally been referred to as the
Over-The-Counter (OTC) Market.
An explanation of the term “over-the-counter” will help clarify how this term arose.
As noted earlier, the exchanges operate as auction markets—buy and sell orders
come in more or less simultaneously, and exchange members match these orders.
If a stock is traded infrequently, perhaps because the firm is new or small, few buy
and sell orders come in, and matching them within a reasonable amount of time
would be difficult.

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• To avoid this problem, some brokerage firms maintain an inventory of
such stocks and stand prepared to make a market for these stocks.
These “dealers” buy when individual investors want to sell, and then
sell part of their inventory when investors want to buy.
• At one time, the inventory of securities was kept in a safe, and the
stocks, when bought and sold, were literally passed over the counter.

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Today, these markets are often referred to as Dealer Markets. A dealer market
includes all facilities that are needed to conduct security transactions, but they are
not made on the physical location exchanges.
These facilities include:
1. The relatively few dealers who hold inventories of these securities and who are
said to “make a market” in these securities;
2. The thousands of brokers who act as agents in bringing the dealers together
with investors; and
3. The computers, terminals, and electronic networks that provide a
communication link between dealers and brokers.

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• The dealers who make a market in a particular stock quote the price at which
they will pay for the stock (The Bid Price) and the price at which they will sell
shares (The Ask Price).
• Each dealer’s prices, which are adjusted as supply and demand conditions
change, can be read off computer screens all across the world. The bid-ask
spread, which is the difference between bid and asked prices, represents the
dealer’s markup, or profit.
• The dealer’s risk increases if the stock is more volatile, or if the stock trades
infrequently. Generally, we would expect volatile, infrequently traded stocks to
have wider spreads in order to compensate the dealers for assuming the risk of
holding them in inventory.

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You need to understand that the market is not free; it’s manipulated like a puppet.
The three major manipulators are Liquidity providers, Top currency traders (Banks
& Hedge funds) and Brokers.
I will not go into details as to how they manipulate the market but you are reading
these PDF because whatever you are doing is not working for you, so trust me
when I say the market is manipulated.
Simply understand that market makers are in business and every business needs to
make money; unfortunately retail traders are “customers” to this business. Market
makers are constantly hunting your stop loss using algorithms that scans your entry
point, stop loss, and take profit.

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This algorithm then fluctuates according to the mass amount of orders it is
receiving and where the retail traders have placed their stop losses, with the intent
to hit as many stop losses as possible while at the same time avoiding to hit take
profit level areas of retail traders.

THIS BUSINESS IS AS CRUEL AS ANY OTHER BUSINESS!

IT’S A ZERO SUM GAME, AND WE ARE ON THE WINNING
SIDE!!

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WELCOME TO THE HARDEST GAME IN THE WORLD!
Unfortunately, you are playing with some of the sharpest, fastest, most intelligent,
well informed, stubbornly irrational and in many cases, unethical minds in the
world.
You’re up against:
The computer that can react faster than you.
The trader who has more experience than you.
The fund that has more money than you.
The insider that has more information than you.
The others that will misinform you.
The inner voice that will do it’s best to undo you.

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So Leave All Your Dreams Of Making Quick And Easy Money,
Behind.

The First Aim Is Survival.

Your absolute first goal is to learn how to stay in the game.
You can only do this by mapping the territory.
By understanding how the enemy thinks and acts.
By having a solid game plan.
And by picking your battles very, very carefully.

READY TO PLAY?
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MM Do The Following:
• Induce traders to take positions
• Create panic and fear to induce traders to become emotional and think
irrationally;
Quick moves
Spike candles
News releases
Inexplicable price behavior

• Hit the stops and clear the board

• They know who is in margin trouble
• They toy with the spread

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Restrictions:

• The IMF restricts their ability to move price to a general range

• Limited to the ADR
• They do not have unlimited equity so it is necessary for the MM to
close positions and regain balance periodically.

They have restrictions so as to avoid a collapse in the market

and destruction of world economy.
(Treasury, Illuminati, New World Order, Top Families, Fed, World Bank)

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SESSIONS
There are three sessions namely:

• Asian Session { 000 – 0800 HRS}

• Gap Time {1000 – 1100 HRS}

• London Session {1100 – 1600 HRS}

• Gap Time {1530 – 1630 HRS}

• New York Session {1600 – 2000 HRS}

There are 3 MM positioned strategically around the world, one for

each time zone.
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TRAP MOVES
• The beginning and end of the week (Monday/Friday)
• The beginning and end of the day
• The beginning and end of the session
New session brings new targets
• Beginning and end of the season (quarterly)

The dealer uses “Trap Zones” to trap a certain amount of liquidity in a

specific price range then swings the market in one direction leaving the
liquidity in that zone trapped.

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HERD MENTALITY
• Herd, Mob and Pack Mentality, also lesser known as Gang Mentality,
describes how people can be influenced by their peers to adopt certain
behaviors on a largely emotional, rather than rational, basis.
• After all human being are animals, we feel safe in numbers and the people
who control the market know these. The people putting this into effect
want a certain outcome, outcome based framework. Ultimately, this is not
about the market, but about mind control and how to control the actions
of a herd based society.
• The herd is being taught to trade in a particular way; to trade Breakouts,
trade support /resistance, follow the trend; these are the main ways the
herd is taught to trade. This is completely designed this way, there is an
underlying structural framework used to take out anyone and everyone
that uses this method of trading. If the masses are already losing, why
would you consume the information that the masses use and expect NOT
to lose?
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A Herd Of Sheep Is Leaving The Stall. There Is No Fence, Only The Gate
“The Trap Of Thinking”

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MIND SET
• We must understand that this is a business and not a hobby or a
game
• The dealer is laying in waiting for us to make an uneducated or
emotional decision
• If you are treating this as a hobby…. Please leave. Do not loose your
money to dealers pocket.

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CHART OBSERVATION

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DEALERS’ BOARD

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PERIOD SET - UP
• Accumulation set the initial high and low
• Stop hunt false move against their real intention
25 to 50 pips from the blue box
• Real trend move 6 to 8 hours
• Day end off high/low back to consolidation

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STOP HUNTING
• Stop hunting is a strategy that attempts to force some market
participants out of their positions by driving the price of an asset
(currency) to a level where many individuals have chosen to set their
stop-loss orders.
• The triggering of stop losses generally leads to high volatility and can
present a unique opportunity for investors who seek to trade in this
environment.
• A “Stop Hunt” is a sharp move to the high or low. This can be the high
or low of the previous day, high or low of the previous week / month
or year. The larger the timeframe the larger the stop hunt.

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Identify Stop Hunt
• Three swipes on 15 Minutes
• 1 min inducement

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• Asian opens at 000 hours and the dealer sets the accumulation phase
• In Asian box, the dealer sets the initial high and initial low of the day
• Then you see an aggressive move, vector candles usually 3 swipes
which breaks the initial high/low of the day.
• Note that this is a false move and moves 15 to 25 to 50 pips from the
initial high/low of the day.
• Then the dealer issues a pattern, an M/W/V - top/V – bottom/A and
shift away from the false move leaving traders trapped

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MM PATTERNS
•M
•W
• 22
• V Top/ V Bottom
• Outside structure
• Half a batman
• Inverted half a batman

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Anatomy of M pattern
• The first leg rise induces traders to take long position
• The center triggers their stops for weak traders and gets traders to
stop and reverse short
• The second leg rise triggers their stops
• The second leg can be slightly above the first but must close within
30M
• This leg will only go above the first if there are orders built up there
• This move triggers the stops pf the traders that have taken short
positions off of the first leg and grabs any break out traders that have
pendings waiting there.

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MULTISESSIONAL M

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W Formation
• Exactly the opposite of M
• The first leg correction induces traders to take short positions
• The center triggers their stops and get traders to stop and reverse
long
• The second leg correction triggers those stops

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22
• The second leg of a second leg
• One of the safest patterns

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Half a Batman
• Has an outside structure of a V Top
• Usually occurs out of level 1 consolidation
• MM has enough trapped volume,
so he moves straight away out of the
consolidation.

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ENTRY TRIGGERS
• The pattern
• The pattern
• The pattern

• Asian box <50 pips

• Stop hunt
• Timing
• Candlestick pattern

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The most important aspect when trading M and W Formations is your entry. You
can and will start to get trades with zero drawdown if you keep practicing patience.
Let the price come to you.
There is no absolutely need to get emotional when you are trading M and W
formations!!!!
Unless you are over leveraging your account, you should never feel like your
emotions will get the best of you when trading.
These M and W setups are designed to be executed with precision and accuracy to
help achieve the best possible risk reward ratio.

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Your goal is to enter Sells as Close to the High as possible and enter
Buys at the Lowest Point possible so you can have a very small stop loss
and more potential for reward!

The Patterns Are Similar In Different Timeframes

A Good M/W Is Formed By At Least 7 15M Candles

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• Asian box should be <= 50 pips for a perfect trade setup during
London session
• If the Asian box is blown, >50 pips, do not trade unless you are an
expert in MMM
• 15M TF

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• The market is based on three levels cycle.
• MM will set a peak high or low and move away from the peak three
levels.
• After each level, there is a corresponding level of consolidation.
• Most of the time stops will be triggered before the next level is
started. During these zones 20 to 30 pips swings will be seen. MMs
are hitting the stops both ways to make easy work of the next level
move. No buying or selling pressure from the market.

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• Level 1
• Market maker driven, fast moves
• Level 2
• Market driven in absence of market maker support, Emotional traders.
• Level 3
• Market maker driven to trigger the stops and create panic.
• During these levels market maker will buy from the traders to create
positions, with the heaviest volume being seen at the third level.

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• False move on Monday, trap traders
• Tuesday form peak & lock
• Straight away trade
• Three levels of rise/correction
• Pull back to midweek range on Friday

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Having reached level 3, the dealer objective changes. Price will drop or rise a bit
further to demonstrate further bearish or bullish movement satisfying various
criteria of the trader. However, they pull away quickly, move price away and book a
profit.
Level 3 will appear disorganized with price chopping back and forth usually within a
wide range.
When traders loose money, they take a day off to re-evaluate their decisions. MMs
know this and must chop the market to bring them back into the fray ….then the
cycle continues

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• 3-33 trade if ADR*3 is not met
• Reversal
• Peak extension
• Reset (1.5 ADR)

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DO NOT CONFUSE LEVELS WITH ELLIOT WAVES

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To make things easier, a number of features and indicators are added to
your discretion. These include:
Candlestick patterns
Indicators

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The 1st important thing to understand about candlesticks patterns is
that in the wrong market context, they have little or no meaning.
Candlestick patterns that are most helpful are:
 Spike candles
 Spinning tops, hammers & inverted hammers
 Evening star & morning star formation ( extension of RRT)
 RRT ( Rail Road tracks)
 Doji Candles
 Cord of woods
 High test
 Low test patterns

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Evening star and Morning star

They are simply an extra 15 minutes for the MM to take your money

They are never indecision candles

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Rail Road Trucks
• A 30 mins structure where the MM triggers the stops, shift the zone.

• Sets the HOD or LOD on one move

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The Spike
• An aggressive change in price usually following a news announcement
used to trigger stop or move the trading zones.
• Direction is based solely upon the dealer open volume (net longs or
net shorts)
• Nothing to do with the retail traders trend

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Cord Of Woods

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High Test Pattern
• Occurs at the price of yesterday’s high
• You should change the direction and trade against the technical trend

Low Test Pattern

• Exactly the same as the high pattern except that the PA & subsequent
changes of trend occurs around the previous low

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IMPORTANT
It is important to understand that the candlestick pattern can only be
defined at the close of the candle

Backside Of The Hour – refers to the behavior of candles to provide

their true identity in the last part of the candlestick’s period

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EMA
EMAs when used in the Appropriate Way & Control, can give:

• A true reading of market direction

• A reading of market momentum
• Entry and exit signals
• Moving support & resistance points
• Targets for take profits

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The Specific EMAs
• 5 – Yellow (Mustard)

• 13 – Red (Ketchup)

• 50 – Light Blue (Water)

• 200 – White (Mayo)

• 800 – Dark Blue (Blueberry)

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USES
5 + 13 crossover – signal line, M/W
50 & 200 – EMA bounce
50 + 200 cross – trend confirmation, peak locked ( one of the
confluences)
800 – Blueberry trade, if you miss the peak

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Blue Tracer
They mark yesterday’s high or yesterday’s low
MM do what is called to be high – low drill
• If the dealer breaks the high and holds it for 2 hours, if you anticipate short
trade, close the trade and go long. His intention is to extend the SHH to
another level.
• But if he comes back aggressively, go short.

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Color Coded Session
Blue Box – Asian Session
Light Blue Box – Gap Time
Red Crimson Box – NY Sessions
Stop Hunt Boxes

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TDI: H4

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Psych Level

• Psychological support & resistance

• On 4H chart
• It shows areas of false move
• Breakout traders are induced to take false entries

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Price Line Grid
Whole numbers prices are used by MM to reverse
Quarter theory

• Some quarter points act as support and resistance: So the dealer uses
them to reverse and do stop hunts.
• Expect break and retest around these areas.

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ADR
Average Daily Range
• Shows the pips value range that the MM may move for a particular
pair.
• 3*ADR shows completion of MM trend.

ADR Marker
• Shows the trading zone that the MM may move.
• They can be used as entry signals or as TP.

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ADR Can Also Be Used To Speculate Level Consolidations

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HARMONICS
What Patterns Are Specific to MMM?

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Gartleys
• They are simply M’s & W’s extended in 4H chart
• The patterns alone are not enough, take this and combine with other
confluences to get a high probability trade
• This indicator shows a possible alert to a peak formation or a safety
trade

It Is An Alert Service Indicator

Are Very Powerful On 4H Chart, Any TF Other Than That Is Bullshit.

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Bearish Gartley – Sell
An M formation as a safety trade

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Bullish Gartley – Buy
A W formation as a safety trade

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Butterfly
Dealer has hits the stops and triggered pending orders above/below a
previous 4H high/low

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PIVOTS
Calculated on the daily candle

Yesterday’s price action gives you today’s pivot points

Red Candle Indicates M1/M3 Day

Green Candle Indicates M2/M4 Day

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TREND
There Are Two Types Of Trends;

• The Market Maker Trend (The True Trend)

• The Technical Trend (The Rest Of The World)

 Levels are visible on all TF compressions

 They are highly visible on 1H chart

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Day 1: Reversal Day PFH / PFL
• Comes as a market surprise
• Catches everyone following traditional indicators, and trend following
strategy (Retail) off guard
• News is used to perpetuate false trend

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Day 2: Moving Averages On Higher TF Will Signal
• 50/200 crossover
• Traditional indicators will cross over or fire a signal
• Retail traders will wait for confirmations to enter
• MM must force their hand to get funds committed

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Day 3: Traders Are Convinced This Is The Real
Move
• MM show acceleration and separation form MAs
• News is used to further the cause
• MM apply the brakes and trap everyone (Except us) the wrong way

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Trend

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• The reversal is used for MMs to book a profit

• Think… Do you really think the Broker is matching you up with some
dude in Italy?

• Or, Is he taking the other side of your trade and hope you haven’t had
this class!?

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A trend reset will be used for MMs to Book profit and not reverse
Directions.
This will usually appear on chart landmark (Mayo, Blue Berry).
This is where there are retail order build ups.
The reset will represent a new peak formation.
3 more days can be expected.
However, if No one falls for it, he may reverse after only one more level
of rise or fall.

4 or 5 levels might be identified… This is why we use a SL.

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PEAK FORMATION
• 3 Level Drop/Rise
• 3*ADR Is Met
• EMAs Fan Out Then Come Close
• TDI Shark Fin On 4H

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PEAK TYPES
1. Consolidation Peak
2. EMA Peak
3. News Peak: First Leg & Second Leg

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PEAK RESET
• Peak is formed, Good M/W on D1 Chart
• 5/13 EMA Cross
• First Pullback on 13 EMA
• This is a Peak Reset

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VARIATION TO THIS CYCLE
• The cycle must vary to hit the larger targets and objectives of these
secret powers ( illuminati, top families, Fed, New World Order…Etc..)
• Variations are used as:
• Extended stop hunt
• Shift the trading zone away from players trapped at that particular level
• Increase or decrease their position size (dealer off loading)
• Induce traders to commit at the extreme levels from fear or greed
• Stick them for a season, or even a year.

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REMEMBER
• After a big drop the market must chop
• After three days of drop the market must chop
• After a big rise the market needs more guys
• After three days of rise the market needs more guys

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TRADES
• How to trade peaks
• Away From the Peak trades (AFP)
Straight away
Safety trades
Blueberry trade

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How To Trade Peaks
• Draw a SH box in a trap zone (1H TF)
• After the dealer has done SH, and represents a pattern in 15m Tf, take
a position. Second leg on H1.
• SL should be just above the high/low
• Shark fin in the 4H TF may not represent itself early, but a divergence
is a good indicator that a shark fin may represent itself
• Head & Shoulder pattern is common at this phase, and it pays out the
dealer
• H & S pattern simply means that the dealer has trapped traders & hit
the stops 3 times.
• Trading peaks also depends on the type of peak.

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Intra Day 50 (ID 50)
• Peak formed in H1 chart
• 5/13 EMA cross
• First pullback to 13 EMA
• Trade ON!!!!

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NOTE:
• ID 50 trades are solid gold if 50 EMA is near 13 EMA, and the pullback
pin both EMAs

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PEAK LOCK
• A peak is locked by the following confluences of events
• EMAs come closer
• 50 + 200 EMA crossed
• ADR*1 Met

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AFP Trades
Away From the Peak Trades:
• Safety Trade
• Straight Away
• EMAs Trade

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Safety Trade
• A safety trade occurs when the dealer has done a visible stop hunt
and provides a pattern to trade away from the peak.
• It is called a safety trade because it is traded once the dealer has done
the stop hunt.
• It usually occurs once the peak is locked

• A 22 trade can also occur here

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On H4
• Peak formed big M/W on H4
• 5/13 EMA cross
• First pullback on 13 EMA
• It is a safety trade on 15 min chart

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Straight Away
• This trade occurs out of level 1 consolidation
• It has a mild SH or no SH at all
• A tight Asian range is good for this trade
• Take a long position on a candle that has closed above Asian range
• Take a short position on a candle that has closed below the Asian
range

Remember, Trade Away From The Peak.

Do Not Counter Trade Out Of Level 1 Consolidation (DNC)
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EMAs Trades
505050 Bounce
• Price bounce at 50 EMA once or more than once
• It may offer a pattern (M/W) or it may move straight away

200 Bounce
• A pin to the mayo, or price bounce to mayo

Blueberry Trades
• A price close just below or above the blueberry
• A pattern formed on the blueberry
• An AFP trade

Trade On A Close Of Candle Below Or Above The Respective EMA

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NOTE:
• EMA Trades are effective when the 5+13+50+200 EMA are close to
each other on 15M Chart
• Price Runs Away Effectively!

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IDEAL MM TRADES

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SWING TRADING
• Think Like A Dealer
• Daily structure
• Price Action – H4, D1, W1, MN – react to what the dealer does in these
areas. Usually it’s a stop hunt to the low of previous month or year.
• Quarter Points
• EMAs in Higher Timeframe
• ADR – Peak Capture
• Levels

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TRADING INDICES
Stock indices are a hugely important part of the financial markets, with indices like
the FTSE 100, Dow Jones and NASDAQ among the biggest names in the financial
world. So what are stock indices, and how do they work?
• What are indices?
An Index (plural indices) is an indicator or measure of something, and in finance, it
typically refers to a statistical measure of change in a securities market.
A stock index is a measurement of the price performance of a group of
shares from a particular exchange.
It is a unit showing performance of a security market.

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• Example: NASDAQ is a short form for National Association of
Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System where its index
NAS100 is an index for American Stock Exchange.
• It is a unit which measures the performance of the American Stock
Exchange.
• NAS100 and SP500 are the same index.

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The FTSE 100, for example, represents the 100 largest stocks trading on the London Stock
Exchange. If those stocks increase in price, the FTSE 100 goes up. If those stocks decrease
in price, the FTSE 100 goes down.

Each index related to the stock and bond markets has its own calculation methodology. In
most cases, the relative change of an index is more important than the actual numeric
value representing the index.

Example: If the Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) 100 is at 6,670.40, that number tells
investors the index is nearly seven times its base level of 1,000. However, to assess how
the index has changed from the previous day, investors must look at the amount the index
has fallen, often expressed as a percentage.

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How Are Stock Indices Calculated?

Stock indices are typically calculated in one of two ways. The majority of global
indices are capitalization-weighted, which means that a company with a higher
market cap (or total value on the market) has a greater impact on its index’s price.
However, some major indices – like the Dow Jones and Nikkei 225 – are price-
weighted, which means that a company with a higher share price affects the
index’s price more. In a price-weighted index.
Example: A company with a share price of $100 will have ten times the influence of
a company with a share price of $10.

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Why Trade Indices?
• They have many pips.
• Fixed spreads on most indices.
• Indexes are also often used to as Benchmarks against which to measure the
performance of mutual funds and ETFs. For instance, many mutual funds
compare their returns to the return in the Standard & Poor's 500 to give investors
a sense of how much more or less the managers are earning on their money than
they would make in an index fund.

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How Do I Trade Indices?
• Because they are purely notional, the only way to trade an index is via
a product that mirrors its performance. These products can include
index funds, ETFs, futures and CFDs.
• It is important to manage your risk when trading indices, as trading
indices means trading a Derivative instead of a physical asset.

The above explanations can help you speculate indices direction based
on performance of a specific physical asset, but the indices market is
also a dealers’ market. Hence we use MMM together with the
information provided to investors to speculate on their trends and
trade inline with the true trend.
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LEVELS

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ADR

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FRACTIONAL DISPARITY
Ever happened to you that EU, NU, AU are moving long, and you
bought GU and its not moving.
The dealer can hold a pair in consolidation when the volume of
contract is not enough to move that pair
Once the volume is enough, then the pair moves.
When the dealer holds the pair, it will be chopping around Asian range.

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Fractional Disparity Relationship

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Daily Market Liquidity

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• You should be quick to know which currency is moving the respective
pairs to know the correlation and trade.
• Is it YEN? USD? CHF?

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FOUR PHASES OF FOCUS
All Well Thoughts Signature Trades Have Four Phases Of Focus:
1. Before Entry
2. Entry
3. Reversals
4. Take Profits

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• Higher TF manipulation
• D1 & W1 – Price Action
• 4H – harmonics, and TDI
• 1H – Levels & larger structure
• Position of EMAs
• Quarter points

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• 15M manipulation
• Asian box
• Stop hunt
• London pattern presented itself
• 5/13 cross
• Timing
• Trade inline with the peak
• Stop loss – 23 pips from high/low of the day

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• Trailing rules applied – 32 pips
• MM may fake a reversal and shake your emotion to get out of a good
trade.
• Know which is a real reversal and which is a fake one

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• Statistical probabilities
• TP also depends on area of entry
• 40 – 75 pips
• Swing if you have trade the peak
• Scratch out rules applied

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Sadly! Most Enthusiastic Traders Spend All Their
Time Only On The Entry Rules Of A Trade.

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Rules to Profit
1. Four phases should be mastered

• Mark-up your charts everyday

• Anticipate stop hunt zone and entry zones, a day before it happens.

2. Show up to the Market Everyday, No Setup, No Trade.

3. Trade when the dealer has Hit the Stops.

4. Learn to be Highly Selective!

5. Stop Chasing Trades.

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6. Trade on the basis of a Closed Candle, preferably with Multiple Confirmations.

7. Rather than aiming to make many pips per day to achieve your income targets,
use a method which is highly reliable and ramp up your contract size.

8. Control your FEAR and GREED.

9. Do Not Take Trades Using Your Fucking Phone.

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Risk Management
• Risk management is an important skill to any trader.
• It simply gives you the idea of the risk to reward ratio you will be
using on your trades
• 1:1 RM, TP >= SL pips
• Eg: SL 50 pips, TP 70 pips
• 1:2 RM, TP >= Twice SL pips
• Eg: SL 30 pips, TP 70 pips
• 1:3 RM, TP >= Thrice SL pips
• Eg: SL 30 pips, TP 100 pips
• Etc…
• Choose wisely, and Do Not Go Off Your RM Rules

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Money Management
• The main aim to enter in this risky business is to make money

• You should always protect your capital, and your profit

• In choosing the proper RM, it should match with the capital and
contract size.

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For example: Your Capital is $100 with RM of 1:4 : 30 pips SL & 150 Pips TP
CONTRACT SIZE (LOTS) LOSSES WINS RESULTS

0.01 4 1 +30 pips net

0.1 3 1 +60 pips net

0.1 4 1 Lost all your capital

1 1 1 Lost all your capital

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For Proper Money Management Use The Following
Rules:
CAPITAL LOTS POSITIONS PER TRADE

$100 0.01 3

$200 0.02 3

$1000 0.1 3

$2000 0.2 3

$10000 1 3

Do Not Go Off Your Money Management Rules!

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 SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths
• Above average knowledge about the market. How to place orders, navigate
the mt4 platform
• Fearless
• Not afraid to take a loss
• Some capital
• Good leverage so don’t need large capital outlay
• Education (BTMM course)
• Goal oriented, average 200 pips per week

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Weaknesses
• Fear
• Overleveraging and scaling into trades that are going against
• Impatient and try to force trades at times
• Overtrading. Feel like I have to be in a trade when I sit at the computer
• Feel pressured to trade the Asian session
• Difficulty breaking old habits
• Try to recoup losses when the trade was in profit and ended up a loosing trade
• Unwilling to get out early and regroup

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Opportunity
• Trading the London session
• Education (BTMM Course)
• Need to study and be able to visualize patterns with one look at the chart
Flashcards, review of course material and homework
• Learn patience
• Stress free trading so feel comfortable increasing lot size
• Limit the number of trades per week so as to not overtrade
• Keep log of trades with a picture of the set up as reference
• Start with safety trades then progress once having consistent success

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Threats
• Distractions from other courses
• Too eager to make the money (GREED)
• Not sticking to goals and trading plan
• Going back to my old habits when experience a loss
• Capital
• Overleveraging my account
• Overtrading and trading at low volume times

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