This is $XAUUSD chart Higher Timeframe ZONE & Lower Timeframe

REACTION to CONFIRM the buy Study it well.

The most profitable market structure, Period! :)
This was the most consistent setup from this week i traded on
stream.
What is turtle soup? - A turtle soup is a stop raid above / below a
short term High | Low OR a complex word for liquidity sweep/swing
Before we dive into our model, it’s important to understand what a
breaker is. Here’s a quick explanation on how to identify a breaker
block. - Create a price movement with manipulation to gather
liquidity towards important highs or lows.
- Followed by a breakout in the opposite direction. - During this
process, a popular trading setup called Stop Hunt is formed.
Study this! Just with this and with discipline you can make good
profits
I’m still watching the 85K level as an opportunity to add new buy
positions for #BTCUSD. I’m not yet convinced that the short-term
correction is over. #BITCOIN
When I started trading, like many of you, I believed that finding the "perfect strategy" would
solve everything. However, over time, I realized that success in trading isn't about getting
every trade right—it's about managing risk with discipline and consistency. Throughout my
journey, I’ve learned that even with an accuracy rate between 40% and 60% and a risk-
reward ratio (RRR) of 3, it’s possible to generate excellent results. The secret lies in
disciplined execution, and the technique of scaling out profits, combined with Elliott Wave
analysis, has become one of my most powerful tools.

First loss in a while #EURUSD

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Huclark
@huclark_
#EURUSD Short 3RR pic.x.com/k1nDGaNbLf
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Not holding this overnight. U.S. Bank holiday causing little price
movements.
Huclark
@huclark_
#EURUSD Long 15M 3RR pic.x.com/dcy3gnai7v
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11:28 PM · Nov 28, 2024

→ 15min Time Frame ~ FVG ~ IRL ERL → Entry 1min ~ FVG ~
1:3 RR
ICT Syllabus for Beginners (YouTube) This is my personal recommendation
to study the ICT YouTube channel. I truly believe that this information is

enough to understand how the ICT concept works. Part 1:

https:// youtu.be/Fp1VZ0PKYBs?si =--O1c6jJhY605-4P https:// youtu.be/b5SMir6bkP8?si =WaqcXdH43QjL-_lk

https:// youtu.be/qXPZB_H6tVo?si =8D3k1CAdqzE908c0 Part 2: https:// youtube.com/watch?

v=0Lhteu LVuDU&list=PLVgHx4Z63paYzh3KwUFX0UHQUf31CAEXk&pp=iAQB https:// youtube.com/watch?v=mjVHmE 1gVMg&list=PLVgHx4Z63paZvjqerfbn320myZ06L1MOB&pp=iAQB

https:// youtube.com/watch?v=UF5J0n EBc0E&list=PLVgHx4Z63paaY69GotBJyZ7KN_U09ra2o&pp=iAQB https:// youtube.com/watch?

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https:// youtube.com/watch?v=mQA8jC em9d0&list=PLVgHx4Z63paYWV_3PDkYajv_oNznvK2aR&pp=iAQB https:// youtube.com/watch?

v=mQA8jC em9d0&list=PLVgHx4Z63paYWV_3PDkYajv_oNznvK2aR&pp=iAQB https:// youtube.com/watch?v=-cXnnH jy9s0&list=PLVgHx4Z63paZrCT5EaUhJ6sCVNaegCf_c&pp=iAQB

https:// youtube.com/watch?v=_TNhWR Pa6GA&list=PLVgHx4Z63paZfDRSk94aEMoYKUBqQgj0b&pp=iAQB https:// youtube.com/watch?

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https:// youtube.com/watch?v=eIdnsg q-G7A&list=PLVgHx4Z63paaQ-8s2wrhfi6N2O_lTPuAI&pp=iAQB After Month 4:

https:// youtu.be/qQvEV2dTTW8?si =mbDO515w-9GPCQpg https:// youtu.be/sfRO5LrTgTA?si =mdGwO66g6boRxDjN

https:// youtu.be/ZtLMTXv-Dr0?si =8M82ZBeDTVuTmS-e After Month 7: https:// youtu.be/wTR-

vhOdMgo?si =_YBY8ooOjy86OES1 Part 3: https:// youtube.com/watch?v=q0AxUH 5W5FU&list=PLVgHx4Z63paZ18-xU-CYsFKZ2rK-747x9&pp=iAQB

https:// youtube.com/watch?v=7WM8qd kanIY&list=PLVgHx4Z63paah1dHyad1OMJQJdm6iP2Yn&pp=iAQB https:// youtu.be/twIPoG2TZ1o?si =FYeF90Xm3oc8PrdK

https:// youtu.be/YIxurbDNrWM?si =eNhqIi6MWwmJmWut Part 4: https:// youtube.com/watch?

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https:// youtu.be/Sf_uYZBWTrA?si =oZcnES8zsG5WZCZI https:// youtu.be/xJMbva8SjzE?si =kToZ30t9IZ9xjwwV

https:// youtu.be/vN2BkfyRWE4?si =9Nq3vLWYcMQLZODt Part 5: Market Maker Model

https:// youtu.be/fAcnhdaowME?si =eJ_HPettG7JGn7UX https:// youtu.be/V0TFp7AvZqw?si =WNxMwN0uQiXQJxGp

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https:// youtu.be/iKsIbUblSWM?si =T5FHnVe1WA5LPj4G

#USDCHF 30min ...if London forms low of the day,,,,then I will look
for continuation into newyork.....no confirmation yet don't rush.if the

1hr FVG is violated ...the better. Plan your trade,trade your plan.

#USDCHF 5min +4RR London open Killzone done. Plan your

trade,trade your plan.stick to rules
Market maker sell model (MMSM) Study.

Market maker buy model (MMBM) Study.

You’re trading at the wrong times. Killzones hold the secret to
making your strategy click. Here’s how to use them properly. A

Thread

Killzone are specific periods during the trading day where volatility is
typically higher. Volatility brings energy, which brings displacement
into the market creating high probability FVGs This will always be
ideal for scalpers and intraday traders.

They work because they are aligned with market opens and red
folder news releases. The market is at its most liquid at these times
This brings in the volatility needed for the price to seek liquidity or
rebalance an imbalance in a quick and efficient manner. Personally,
I focus on the New York session, which is 8:00 AM to 12:00PM EST.
You can also use: 2:00 AM - 5:00 AM for London session 8:00 PM -
12:00 AM for Asian session.
Using the movement of the previous session, we can anticipate what
the current session will do next. Let’s first take a look at the classic
price movement I’ve outlined in the previous thread: The Power of
Three. Here, Asia session accumulates, then London session
manipulates, and lastly New York session distributes. This is known
as AMD.
Next, we have Asia expansion, London consolidation, and New York
continuation. Asia Expansion – The market makes its first
significant move here. (Asia typically consolidates so this is not
common) London Consolidation – This session will likely pull back
or consolidate, engineering liquidity for New York. New York
Continuation – New York will likely resume the direction set by
Asia, expanding after London liquidity is taken.
Next, we have the Asia range, London expansion, and New York
consolidation. Asia Range – The market often consolidates, setting
up liquidity for the next session. London Expansion – This session
will look to sweep Asia range high or low and then see a continued
expansion for the whole session New York Consolidation – If
London range was extremely large, NY often cools off and
consolidates if major price targets were reached. (If there are
impending major liquidity pools we are reaching for still, NY can also
retrace into a HTF PDa created in London and continue moving lower
off that towards the draw.)
Lastly, we have seek and destroy. During seek and destroy,
liquidities in all sessions get purged. There is no follow through
anywhere. We want to avoid this kind of price action.
Keep in mind for all these profiles, you must ALWAYS factor in top
down analysis and have key PD arrays marked on your chart to build
a proper narrative. These are not secrets to how killzones move, its
a great confluence to hold in mind to help build a narrative in

conjunction with your higher timeframe analysis

The main strategy I trade is breakouts. Just tight consolidations that
create these little beautiful triangle patterns. (They are lovely to
look at!) It's not SMC, it's not using the magic of astrology or the
newest AI-generated supercomputer that can think faster than a
human brain. Just a breakout in a trend and I ride the wave. It's not
perfect by any stretch but it works and I have been very successful
with it. So the point is you don't need the latest hot new strategy.
There are 100's are profitable strategies that work. You just need to
stick with one and execute it over and over long enough for the
probabilities to play out. That's it! Stop thinking the reason is the
strategy. It's not the reason you are failing The reason is you think
the solution to your internal problems is going to be found in the
external. Trust me, if you believe that. you will always be going
around in the vicious cycle 95% of traders are doing! Separate
yourself from the heard right now. I challenge you today, - Pick 1
Strategy - Risk a fixed % - Execute 100 trades Thank you for coming

to my ted talk! Peace!

This is the EXACT step by step strategy to trade when we have high
impact new events. You will know when to anticipate JUDAS SWINGs
before the week even starts.
3m MSS is everything you need after liquidity is taken
1M mss gives lower Winrate and higher RR but at the end every
trader has to deal with the psychology. I prefere having higher
winrate and more peace

The best and easiest model to learn from ICT to become a profitable
trader. Which model is it?
Eiffel Tower pattern
To succeed as a trader, consistency is crucial, but it's hindered by
"emotions." These emotions are generated by your thought
processes and beliefs, which stem from "how you understand
trading." Here are 4 things you need to understand to create the
best mental state as a trader: ①Understanding a trader's job
②Understanding and trust in the system ③Understanding and
embodying probabilistic thinking ④Understanding how probability
works
①Understanding a trader's job: A trader's job is to create a system
with edge, consistently repeat it, and extract the system's edge by
allowing the law of large numbers to work through a large sample
size of identical conditions. You must continue to function accurately
as part of the system to extract its edge. All results that occur from
following rules are part of the edge-forming system. You just need to
keep following rules, with no responsibility for results. Your
responsibility is "only" how well you follow rules, and you "must not"
do anything else.

②Understanding and trust in the system: Through thorough

backtesting and practice with a large sample size, you build a
system with edge while establishing unwavering confidence in it.
Without trust in your system and statistics through large sample
size, it becomes difficult to continue following system rules during
challenging times. If consistency is lost from your trading, you
cannot converge probability and extract edge. By accurately
understanding system performance through large sample size, you
can anticipate potential drawdowns and losing streaks, and safely
operate long-term with zero bankruptcy risk position sizing that fully
utilizes the system. Most importantly, you need to "experience"
rather than just "know" this system data. Knowledge won't change
your beliefs, but experience can. Nothing is more convincing to you
than experience. That's why manual practice through thorough
backtesting software is crucial. You can buy data, but you can't skip
practice.

Understanding and embodying probabilistic thinking: Understanding

probabilistic thinking helps you grasp how to achieve certainty in an
uncertain world, how to apply it to trading, and clarifies your job.
Furthermore, embodying these thoughts through action replaces
incorrect thought processes and beliefs that "place value on
immediate wins and losses." Until you stop behaviors and habits
born from "beliefs that value wins and losses" - like constantly
monitoring P&L, obsessing over money, checking charts without
purpose, getting angry at losses - you cannot fully internalize
probabilistic thinking. These beliefs contradict probability. Since
beliefs create actions and actions reinforce beliefs in a feedback
loop, you must stop bad habits and thoughts and replace them with
new ones. The replacement belief is probabilistic thinking, built from
experience rather than knowledge. Probabilistic thinking isn't just
thinking - you must embody it.

Understanding how probability works: Probability works much slower

than you think. Through understanding how probability works,
recognize that edge doesn't appear within human perception's focal
length. As introduced in previous threads, even excellent systems
can get caught in randomness with around 30 trials, possibly
showing little increase. Without understanding probability's nature
and workings, you might make incorrect improvements "with good
intentions" or commit the folly of changing the system itself, risking
the loss of extractable edge.

Though I've explained briefly, if you can build these understandings

"as one coherent whole" within yourself, interest in immediate wins
and losses naturally disappears. This happens because they're no
longer within your scope of responsibility, and you clearly
understand from a bird's-eye view what your actions are and on
what time scale each functions. Your interest becomes sample size,
the same as a casino owner's concern. This interest's time scale is
incomparably longer than concern for immediate wins and losses.
When we're too focused on immediate events, we place ourselves in
randomness's time scale, always anxious and struggling, trying to
make "improvements" based on randomness-influenced results to
ease this pain, entering an endless loop. However, as interest shifts
to collecting sample size, we can position ourselves in probability's
time scale and achieve consistency. You focus only on process,
simply trading daily as scheduled, and before you know it, months
have passed with probability functioning properly. Trading on this
time scale frees you from many trading struggles. And because it's
important, I've written it many times - knowing these as knowledge
means nothing. The ultimate form of understanding is action. You
need to perfectly understand this through action and embody these
through action. These 4 understandings are the path to consistency
I've continuously worked on through years of trading experience,
and the path traders should follow. If you enjoyed this thread, I
explain these concepts in detail in my book. If you haven’t read it
yet, please give it a try.
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