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This Trading Setup Prints Money — Transcript

by TradingLab · 162 words · 12 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00This is my ideal Trading Setup and It s  what makes me the most amount of money.
  2. 0:04Frist you re going to find a chart. Mark the recent high, then the recent low.
  3. 0:08What we want is for price to do a  liquidity grab in either direction.
  4. 0:11This should be a weak break. Mean a candle wick should only
  5. 0:15go through the liquidity, and the body  closes above. Just like it did here.
  6. 0:19Once that happens, we look for  price to break our next point
  7. 0:21of liquidity in the opposite direction. This time it should be a strong break with
  8. 0:26the candle closing above the liquidity. Going back to our example that s exact
  9. 0:30what happens. While doing so,
  10. 0:31it also created a fair value gap which is  exactly where we will be taking our entry.
  11. 0:36Wait for price to come down to this  gap. Enter as soon as it does.
  12. 0:39Set your take profit and stop loss. And that s why

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