Price Action Model #2: Short-Term Trading
Overview
- Focuses on short-term trading using weekly range expansions.
- Aims to simplify complex mentorship teachings into logical content segments.
- Components: Stage, Setup, and Pattern.
- Stage: Weekly directional bias for the candle.
- Setup: Range expansion.
- Pattern: Based on the PD array Matrix.
Weekly Range Expansion
- Bullish Weeks: Targeting a buy stop liquidity pool, an old high, or a fair value gap above the market's weekly open.
- Bearish Weeks: Utilizing three PD arrays: fair value gap, old low, or sell-side liquidity pool.
Examples and Practical Application
Bullish Example
- Chart Used: Weekly chart of Dollar/CAD.
- Target: Fair value gap and buy-side liquidity.
- Execution: Price trades up to fill the fair value gap.
Trading Strategy
- Timeframes: Weekly, daily, and 1-hour charts.
- Entry Times: Tuesday’s 4:00 opening price for trades and hold till Thursday's New York open.
- Use a 50 pip stop loss.
- Ideal time for entries when not using London session is at 4:00.
Additional Insights
Reversal Market Profiles
- European Open: Used as a filter for entry during reversal conditions.
- Entry Strategy:
- Bullish: Buy below the 4:00 price on Tuesday or Wednesday.
- Bearish: Sell above the 6:00 European open.
- Scenario Analysis: Consider price reactions at significant resistance/support levels.
Trading Patterns
- Tuesday and Wednesday: Key days for potential reversals.
- Weekly Candle Dynamics: Focus on capturing intra-week price movements.
- Reversal Conditions: Utilized when price meets significant resistance/support.
Practical Trading Tips
- Use of European Open: Helps determine when to look for shorting opportunities in a potential reversal.
- Avoiding Monday Trading: Focus on setups on Tuesday through Thursday.
- Weekly Bias: Determine through analysis of previous price movement and market structure.
Homework
- Chart Analysis: Examine past charts to identify similar setups using model #2.
- Focus: Weekly and intra-week price movements, patterns in trading range.
Final Thoughts
- Amplified Learning: This model builds upon the previous knowledge, introducing new elements such as reversal conditions and expanded entry criteria.
- Adaptation to Market Conditions: Be prepared for shifts in institutional order flow that may impact trade decisions.
This lecture provides a comprehensive understanding of price action model #2 for short-term trading, focusing on weekly range expansions and adapting to potential market reversals.