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Smart money concepts

Here is an overview of (to me) why  support and resistance  don't work (at a successful enough rate). If you feel like this is the case be honest with yourself. And maybe try something new. please remember the 90 90 90 rule!!! 90% of traders Lose 90% of their account In the first 90days Have a little think as to why? For the majority of newbie traders that enter the market.. the first thing they are taught to understand? Support and Resistance  ,  Trendlines  , Fibonacci (does work if used correctly) So just be mindful of what the banks are doing and understand from their perspective that if they know the MAJORITY trade  Support and Resistance  ... Don't you think they know where the majority of the people stop losses are going to be? ...  

Liquidity Models

🔹 Liquidity is like fuel to move the market in a specific price zone.  🔹 We can find liquidity in zones where a lot of people set their stop losses and buy/sell stops.  🔹 The market makers will manipulate the price to break these obvious zones and take the liquidity.  🔹 These are the most common liquidity patterns.

Difference between BOS and CHOCH?

  BoS = Break out Structure. CHoCH= CHange of CHaracter. 

Forex pair trades.

 1. Trend trade & trend-line resistance (2nd time touch) GBPUSD Pair.

How to earn consistent profit.

In order to get consistent profits, we need to properly manage the risk. Proper risk management helps you cut down losses. It can also help protect traders account from losing all of its capital. The risk occurs when traders suffer losses. If the risk can be managed, traders can open themselves up to making money in the market. Risk management is an essential but often overlooked which creates a big problem for traders. A trader who has generated good amount of profits can lose it all in just one or two bad trades without a proper risk management approach. Trading game is the battle among institutional traders to try to control the market and drive it towards their interests.  The impact of Institutional traders in the market prices can be substantial. The 1% rule for institutional traders limits the risk on any given trade to no more than 1% of a trader's total account value.  Trader's can risk 1% of their account by trading either large positions with tight stop-losses or sm...