MOVING AVERAGES STRATEGY:

1. Understand the Basics What is a Moving Average (MA)? A moving average smooth's price data to identify trends.

Types:

1.Simple MA (SMA) and Exponential MA (EMA).

2. Types of Moving Averages Simple Moving Average (SMA): Average prices over a specific time. Less responsive to recent price changes.

Exponential Moving Average (EMA): Gives more weight to recent prices. More sensitive to short-term price movement.

3. Common Time Periods Short-Term: 5, 10, 20-day MAs Medium-Term: 50-day MA Long-Term: 100-day, 200-day MA

4. Key Strategies

a) Golden Cross 50-day MA crosses above 200-day MA → Bullish signal (Buy)

b) Death Cross 50-day MA crosses below 200-day MA → Bearish signal (Sell)

c) MA Crossover Strategy Buy when short-term MA crosses above long-term MA. Sell when short-term MA crosses below long-term MA.

d) Support & Resistance MAs act as dynamic support during uptrends and resistance during downtrends.

e) Trend Confirmation Price above MA = Uptrend Price below MA = Downtrend

5. Advanced Techniques Double/Triple MA Strategies: Use combinations like 20-50-200 EMAs for refined signals. MA Envelope/Bands: Measure volatility by plotting % bands above/below an MA.
Confluence Zones: Look for overlap between MA signals and other indicators like RSI, MACD.

6. Timeframe Considerations Use different MAs based on trading style: Scalping: 5-min or 15-min with 5/20 EMAs Day Trading: 1H to 4H with 20/50/100 MAs Swing/Position Trading: Daily/Weekly charts with 50/200 MAs

7. Risk Management Use stop-loss below moving average. Combine with volume and confirmation indicators. Never rely on MAs alone – avoid false breakouts.

8. Backtesting and Optimization Test different MA periods on historical data. Adjust for asset volatility and trading style.

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Fibonacci retracements are used to measure trend pullbacks and identify high-probability support/resistance zones.

Key Levels:

23.6% – very shallow pullback (strong trend continuation)
38.2% – healthy correction zone
50% – institutional midpoint (psychological level)

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THE MOST UNDERRATED TRADING SETUP:

Everyone chases breakouts.

Pros wait for the pullback.

Price → taps 20 EMA

RSI → holds above 50

Trend → confirmed

Simple. Clean. Deadly effective.

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📌 If you can’t read market structure, you’re just guessing ❌️

The edge is knowing when a trend shifts: BOS → CHoCH

- Identify the trend (BOS)
- Spot liquidity build-up
- Wait for CHoCH + supply/demand mitigation

Catch reversals with confirmation, not hope

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📌 Not all Order Blocks are equal. ✨

Trading only the classic OB? You’re missing most setups.

🔹 Supply
🔹 Demand/Trend
🔹 Manipulation

Refine your entries.

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Entry Buy Rules:

Wait for the 20 EMA to cross above the 50 EMA.

Ensure RSI (14) is above 50.

Buy when the price touches the 20 EMA and RSI is still above 50.

Exit Stoploss Rules:

Exit if the 20 EMA crosses below the 50 EMA or if the price drops below the 50 EMA.

This strategy helps traders catch pullbacks in an uptrend with confirmation from the RSI.

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📌Retail sees a trendline.
Institutions see liquidity.

The difference between getting stopped out and hitting TP is understanding market structure.

Look for the Order Block, not the diagonal line.

Study the bottom half of this chart, that’s where the money is made

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EMA CROSSOVER = FREE MONEY MOMENT

When the 50 EMA rips above the

200 EMA, that’s your cue. Wait for

the retest, load the position,

protect with a tight stop, and

let the trend do the heavy lifting.

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How to Identify Reversal-Providing Stocks

- It should receive a reaction from the Bollinger lower channel

- Gradually decreasing volume should slowly start to increase

- EMA 9 should have crossed EMA 13 upwards

- MACD should give a buy signal

These items do not provide a buy signal and reversal at the same time, but if you catch these signals within a short period, you will definitely achieve very good margins.

Please try it yourself, examine it, try to learn; you will see that it works.

Save it; it will be needed.

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“This is how I turn imbalance into profit.”

No indicators.
No guessing.
Just understanding how price delivers.

Across any market:

✔️ Liquidity gets taken first
✔️ Displacement creates inefficiency (FVG)
✔️ Price retraces to rebalance
✔️ Entry at precision (not emotion)

Most traders see a move and chase it.
I wait for the reason behind the move.

The edge isn’t the setup.
It’s the patience to let it form.

📊 Clean charts. Clear mind. Calculated execution.

⚠️ This doesn’t give you more trades—
it gives you better ones.

Trade less.
Execute better.
Let the market come to you.

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CISD - Understanding the Interbank Algorithm’s
Change in State of Delivery

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ICT 1st Presentation FVG 💡

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I said it a few weeks ago, but every millionaire trader I have ever studied understands this one concept:

Look for (tight) coiled price action.

I think of price like a spring, when it compresses, tight range, low volume, undercuts/reclaims, higher lows...
It’s storing energy.

The tighter the coil, the bigger the potential release, and our job as traders is to recognize pressure building.

Then position yourself before the spring explodes.

Apply this mindset when analyzing charts… and you’ll start spotting opportunities most traders miss.

$SMCI late 2023 to early 2024 is a great example:

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