BackInTheGame78
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Those are SMC/ICT concepts which a lot of what I am working on is built on. It would be foolish to ignore that type of stuff, it's there in every market, even Forex, where they are the only ones who are legally allowed to act in that way. Those patterns repeat over and over again where they drive price up, then return back to the OB to fill more orders since they can't fill a million orders or however many they are buying at once without causing a huge spike, so they do it over a bunch of different times. It's almost ridiculous how often the same thing happens.Clearly you are taking a lot of time to learn which is good. I wouldn’t worry much about dealer activity market making etc. there is so much liquidity in currency markets it would literally take a government entity to push a dealer around. Just assume New York and London and China are major time zones and where you want to trade, basically
The NY Reversal is almost always started inside the London KillZone and then again going the other direction in the London Close Killzone. The setup is when London sweeps the Asia high or low and then reverses. Not there every day but averages 2-3x a week clear as day and almost always plays out the same way.
For a swing trader or position trader holding positions over many days, those aren't important. For someone scalping on low timeframe those are very important.
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