How to Find High Probability Inducement Setups (Time and Liquidity Rules) — Transcript
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- 0:00How do you qualify an inducement? Time
- 0:01of day, which you found in London open
- 0:03or a New York key window, more likely to
- 0:05be inducement, heavily statistically
- 0:06favorable. If you have an inducement
- 0:08that you found in the middle of a London
- 0:10session, late in New York session, Asia
- 0:11range, is more unlikely, so avoid that.
- 0:14It's very easy to do. Another one is if
- 0:15you have a sweep of liquidity, what are
- 0:16you sweeping? If it's just a local
- 0:18build-up, lower probability. If you're
- 0:19taking a 4-hour supply zone, increase
- 0:22probability significantly. And there are
- 0:24certain points that are more probable.
- 0:25Let's say a high and low of previous
- 0:26day, high and low of previous week are
- 0:28great. Asia high and Asia low is not
- 0:29enough. You need more. So, understanding
- 0:31what is relevant liquidity is more
- 0:32favorable, just statistically. You don't
- 0:33even have to know the wisdom behind it.
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