Practical Liquidity Grab Strategy — Trade Stop Hunts & Liquidity Sweeps
TL;DR: liquidity grab strategy — anticipate short, sharp liquidity sweeps (stop hunts) around obvious stops (prior highs/lows, order blocks, round numbers). Wait …
TL;DR: liquidity grab strategy — anticipate short, sharp liquidity sweeps (stop hunts) around obvious stops (prior highs/lows, order blocks, round numbers). Wait …
TL;DR: Heiken Ashi strategy — use Heiken Ashi candles to smooth noise and combine with an EMA filter (e.g., EMA 21/50) to …
TL;DR: EMA ribbon trend strategy — use a ribbon of short-to-medium EMAs (for example 8/13/21/34/55) to define the trend and dynamic support/resistance. …
TL;DR: VSA (Volume Spread Analysis) reads volume + candle spread + close to infer professional activity: look for climactic volume, no-demand / …
TL;DR: ADX trend strategy — use the Average Directional Index (ADX) to measure trend strength and +DI/−DI to set direction. Trade only …
TL;DR: Pin bar trading: trade large, clean pin bars that reject levels or structure. Prefer pin bars that are larger than recent …
TL;DR: The Bollinger Bands mean reversion method trades controlled extremes: wait for price to touch or slightly close beyond the outer band, …
TL;DR: Order block trading strategy — identify institutional order blocks (supply/demand zones) on higher timeframes, then wait for controlled retraces and high-quality …
TL;DR: VWAP pullback strategy — use the Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) as the intraday bias line. Trade pullbacks to VWAP in the …
TL;DR: 3-EMA M5 scalping uses EMA(21,13,8) on H1 to define trend bias, then scalps on M5 by placing pending stop orders just …