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The Price Trader
Professional Trading Course
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Trading Style Guidelines
Direction - use 1W & 1D Charts
Outline OBs and FVGs- use 1W and 1D
Trade Execution - use 1H
Finetune Entries - use 15mins Chart
Note:
The Example used in this Trading Plan is based on a Swing trading style of trading.
This does NOT limit the use of these concepts in any style of trading
The above timeframe guidelines are NOT fixed in stone but it is recommended to use at least 3 timeframes in your trading.
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Swing Trading Example
Trader Profile: Personality Very Patient – Finds No Time In Short Term Or Intraday Risk.
Price alerts are sent via Text message to alert when key reference points are reached.
Optimal Model: Swing Trading 1-3 Weeks In Duration.
Time Available: Open To Market Conditions
Trade Objectives: 100-200 pips on average.
Trade Frequency: 1-2 times per month.
Trading Days Of Focus: Any Day Of Week.
Note: These conditions may change significantly depending on your Trading Style of choice
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The Model
Higher Timeframe
1W/1D Direction
Determined
Higher Timeframe
1W or 1D OB or FVG
Hit
Reference Point
Enter on 1H BMS or
FVG left after BMS
Entry
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Framework STOPLOSS
BULLISH
for Entry KEY LEVEL
BUYSIDE
LIQUIDITY
TAKEN
This is what you need to see
forming to begin hunting for trade ENTRY
MSS
entries in the 1H after 1W or 1D OB
or FVG is hit FVG FVG
MSS
ENTRY
SELLSIDE
KEY LEVEL
LIQUIDITY
TAKEN STOPLOSS
BEARISH
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Tip
Backtest these
concepts and
setups
Bearish Example
These are setups that repeat multiple
times. They repeat almost everyday
and every week.
The General Procedure
Preparation
Trade Opportunity
Management Discovery
Trade Trade
Execution Planning
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PREPARATION
1. Check Economic Calendar.
2. Determine Weekly Bias.
3. Determine Daily Bias.
4. Outline Weekly and Daily Highs/Lows, FVGs and Order Blocks (NEAREST TO PRICE
AND OBVIOUS).
5. Anticipate price to move into 1W or 1D OB or FVG in the direction of the
Weekly/Daily Bias on a day of Economic Event (High Impact or Medium Impact
only).
6. Set alerts on these levels for instant notifications once they are hit.
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OPPORTUNITY DISCOVERY
1. Identify Previous Week’s Lows, Previous Days' Lows or Intraweek Lows, Session
Lows, and Discount OB or FVG when the bias is BULLISH.
2. Identify the Previous Week’s Highs, Previous Day's High or Intraweek High, Session
Highs, and Premium OB or FVG when the bias is BEARISH.
3. This is your Range of Opportunity.
4. Expect a Weekly Range Expansion in the direction of the Weekly or Daily Bias.
EXAMPLE
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TRADE PLANNING - BEARISH
We will sell 1W/1D Chart Premium OB or FVG coupled with London Open Session or
New York Open Session Time.
BEARISH
We will use 1H to Frame our Entries.
We will frame a Sell Entry when the price moves up into a 1H Shift in Market Structure after hitting a
1W/1D Bearish OB or Bearish FVG..
We will aim to capture the High of the Week during London Open or New York Open Session when
Weekly Bias is Bearish.
We will use the 15mins Entry to fine-tune at the potential turning point to reduce risk.
We aim to enter when the market is in a Premium.
TARGETING
Target Sellside Liquidity below your Entry
The next logical Discount OB or FVG at 100-200pips will be the initial objective.
Use the lows that frame 100-200pips.
Aim for Setups that allow for a 3:1 Reward to Risk.
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TRADE PLANNING - BULLISH
We will Buy 1W/1D Chart Discount OB or FVG coupled with London Open Session or
New York Open Session Time.
BULLISH
We will use 1H to Frame our Entries.
We will frame a Buy Entry when the price moves down into a 1H Shift in Market Structure after hitting a
1W/1D Bullish OB or Bullish FVG..
We will aim to capture the Low of the Week during London Open or New York Open Session when
Weekly Bias is Bullish.
We will use the 15mins Entry to fine-tune at the potential turning point to reduce risk.
We aim to enter when the market is in a Discount.
TARGETING
Target Buyside Liquidity above your Entry
The next logical Premium OB or FVG at 100-200pips will be the initial objective.
Use the highs that frame 100-200pips.
Aim for Setups that allow for a 3:1 Reward to Risk.
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TRADE EXECUTION
1H is used for Execution. Use 1W/1D Chart for direction. Use 1W/1D for OBs and
FVGs.
When do you trade?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Where do setups form?
1W/1D FVG
1W/1D OB
1W/1D Liquidity Run
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BEARISH
We will use 1H to Frame our Entry once Premium 1W/1D OB or FVG is hit.
Enter once 1H Breaks Structure leaving a FVG and retests it.
Market Structure Shift is the CONFIRMATION.
Enter on Retest of Market Structure Shift Area + FVG.
SELL WHEN THE MARKET IS MOVING UP INTO PREMIUM. AS IT RETESTS IT.
Target Nearest Sellside Liquidity.
Aim for 100-200pips per trade.
STOPLOSS is placed above the High that took out Liquidity based on course teachings.
Add 2 pips for Spread in the Stoploss.
Aim for 1:3 R-multiple setups.
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BULLISH
We will use 1H to Frame our Entry once Discount 1W/1D OB or FVG is hit.
Enter once 1H Breaks Structure leaving a FVG and retests it.
Market Structure Shift is the CONFIRMATION.
Enter on Retest of Market Structure Shift Area + FVG.
BUY WHEN THE MARKET IS MOVING DOWN INTO DISCOUNT. AS IT RETESTS IT.
Target Nearest Buyside Liquidity.
Aim for 100-200pips per trade.
STOPLOSS is placed below the Low that took out Liquidity based on course teachings.
Add 2 pips for Spread in the Stoploss.
Aim for 1:3 R-multiple setups.
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TRADE MANAGEMENT
EXIT LOGIC
Take Profit Target Hit - Manual or Auto.
StopLoss hit - manual or auto
Trade has exceeded the Time stop loss of 1-3 weeks max. Ideal time 2 weeks.
Opposing Entry Pattern created on the 1H.
ALWAYS TAKE PARTIALS
Take the majority of your position off @ 100-200pips or Logical Low/High.
Leave a 20% runner for any extended move.
RISK MANAGEMENT
Maximum Risk per trade = 1%
In case of trade loss, reduce R% by 50% on the next trade until you recover Drawdown.
In case of 5 consecutive winning trades, reduce R% by 50%.
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SAMPLE SETUP CHECKLIST
1. 1W/1D DIRECTION DETERMINED
2. 1W/1D FVG OR OB HIT - OBVIOUS AND NEAREST
3. SESSION IS LONDON OR NEW YORK OPEN.
4. 1H HITS 1W/1D OB OR FVG.
5. 1H TAKES OUT LIQUIDITY AND THEN REVERSES.
6. SHIFT IN MARKET STRUCTURE.
7. LEAVES AN IMBALANCE.
8. SEEK FOR ENTRIES INSIDE THE IMBALANCE.
9. TARGET OPPOSING LIQUIDITY.
10. USE 1H TO FRAME ENTRIES.
11. STOPLOSS AT HIGH/LOW THAT TOOK OUT LIQUIDITY.
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OBJECTIVES
1. Monthly Objective = 200pips
2. Monthly Objective = 6%
3. R-multiple average = 3R
NOTE:
Once you hit your objectives, STOP!
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TRADING RULES EXAMPLE
Set RULES that are easy to follow and that are CRUCIAL to your trading
success. Make sure you follow all rules by reviewing all your trade setups.
1. ALWAYS TAKE PARTIALS.
2. SELL @ PREMIUM, BUY @ DISCOUNT.
3. ALWAYS PLACE A STOPLOSS.
4. 1W/1D OB OR FVG MUST BE HIT BEFORE ENGAGING.
5. WAIT FOR THE MARKET STRUCTURE SHIFT ON 1H FOR TRADE
CONFIRMATION.
6. ALWAYS MANAGE DRAWDOWN.
7. Entries MUST be done during SESSION (LO OR NYO SESSION ONLY).
8. When Bearish… Entry MUST be at Premium.
9. Add +or - 2pips to StopLoss for Spread.
10. When you take a trade loss… Don't enter another trade immediately.
Evaluate the narrative or execution to consider another entry.
11. When you win a trade… Don't enter another trade immediately. Tape read
for at least 30 minutes before considering another entry.
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LESSON EXERCISES
1. Formulate your Trading Plan based on the concepts taught in
this course that you will use in your Analysis and Trading.
